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Modern Shingle detail you won't see often
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2022
- Showing how to put a modern take on the classic cedar shingle.
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Site Visit walkthrough high-end new construction, renovation, and remodeling projects. Looking at siga architectural details, building products, framing, electrical, plumbing, staircase, Rockwool, modern design, door hardware, sealing, repair, fix, replace, subtle details, modern staircase, mechanicals, and finish details. Wigluv NS Builders shares building and project management insight while showing the step-by-step progress of ongoing jobs. Site Visit is hosted by Nick Schiffer owner of NS Builders. Waterproofing your basement?
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NS Builders operates in Boston, Newton, Cambridge, and in the greater Boston area. Currently, 5 projects are under construction with a few new projects coming soon.
God bless the siding guy that’s a lot of work!
I really love how simple the form of this house is and how the “wow” is really in the intricate details. It’s what I’d like to go for when I design my house.
I did a lot of this type of siding. We never used razor knife and planer for the corners. Instead, apply a shingle to position, mark the back side with a pencil, and cut with a small handheld circular saw.
Looks fresh, great blending of details and quality.
This home looks better and better each time.
Beautiful work! I love what you're doing with the shingles at the windows. I'll be incorporating that kind of detailing into my future work.
Glad to hear the gutter is catching all the rain! The camera might have been deceiving the last time it was shown
ho no those skylights might leak some day.. but love the black gutters.. the lack of window molding and roof overhang though would increase the moisture burden on the house from rain it would seem..though they might be fine
We shingled our beach house with Maybec white cedar shingles around 7 years ago. Great warranty on the coating…iirc, 15 years. Unfortunately, the stain is peeling off in a few areas so my contractor is working with them on the warranty.
They’ve agreed to reimburse us to purchase stain but they haven’t authorized reimbursement for the painters work. They were expensive and they should pay for more than just the replacement stain.
Interesting - I hope they come through for you. I chose Maibec water based finish. It’s not really a full stain, more of a protective coat to get you through the weathering stage to a natural weathered appearance.
With the high end build you client demanded in a most respectful way I'm surprised there aren't censers strategically placed to monitor temperature, moisture or even the movement. 10 to 70 years of data would be prof of concept, we all know that the experts some times get it wrong.
Not judging just looking for what works long term. . . . great channel I'm a fan . . .Danny
I know you work with a lot of high-end builders. But I am curious. How did you go about finding them? I come from the construction industry, I hear all kinds of workers claim they are good and after seeing their work, they were horrible. I have worked with a lot. What do you look for, how do you find them, vet them?
Great question, I worked as a toolmaker for 40 so years and came to find only 7 to 10 % of my coworkers were A+, so you learn fast the ones to trust. With contractors I have found the ones that paint the most rosy picture use water colors, so ask them about their worst job, see how fast they run.
For quality, ask the trade that follows about the work of the previous trade. For example, the painter can tell you if the plasterer was good.
@@julianugentarchitect that's great and all. But I am also talking about people that have come "highly" recommended. And they mostly turned out to be crap. I think most people today have come to settle for less. Because honestly, I don't think most people know what they are looking at when it comes to good work.
@@allthingsgrowing 110% Correct!! …and there are so many tradesmen that don’t care anymore.
It’s really about setting expectations and good communication throughout the whole process
Is the Maibec shingle? Wood or a synthetic product?
What’s the point of having corner glass without a mullion , when there is a column just inside of the corner? The view is blocked anyway and you get an ugly pipe instead of a finished corner.
Why caulk between sill and pan? What about drainage for water that gets behind that area?
No water should ever make its way back there. If it does we would have bigger issues. These are more like commercial units, compared to typical residential units.
What kind of soffit is that exactly?
Mahogany, Red Cedar?
Doug fir stained with Armstrong & Clark semi-transparent, cedar
@@julianugentarchitect ah OK looks beautiful. Ty
Tesla roof is actually sourcing high grade panels for that type of application.reach out to them. Roof solar panels and batteries,substantial
Investment for the future, especially combined w/ quality roof already installed. Inside Teslas' guidelines. Peace
Tesla Solar Roof system is unique and very good tech, but their solar panels are inferior technology (no micro-inverters, low efficiency). There are many great panel companies with far better specs (LG, Panasonic, REC, etc.). Also lots of good battery options.
This is what you call a buttload of Labor
A cedar breather is actually required by code here in Canada, and for something so simple that greatly extends the life span of your shakes why wouldn't you install it!
They did, it's the yellow rolled-on material that provides an air space.
@@latitude48design I think he was referring to when I said something about why we used it in the video. I was addressing those who disagree w it
I think they actually make some mistakes even though they market themselves as high end..
Your Velux skylight curbs are way too low. They should have been 2x6. Either way. It does look very nice.
They’re installed as deck mounted. Not curb mounted.
Oh no. Please make them curb mounted. For sure they will leak then.
We build houses like shit in America...