reckon you have been unscammed with that roof now being on! before the heavens really opened a few days later in comparison to what these lads had to deal with
I love the quality of your work and the explanations you give, not too technical ( boring for the casual viewers ), but useful for the people who want to try doing something in this genre.
Love the channel guys 👍👍👍this is what you call quality work no short cuts with these guys if I had to get any work done I’ll be calling them they are worth every dollar 👌👌👌
The Builders that you have working on your second ( dog not Kevin )house are excellent. Not being in the building trade, I’ve been impressed and amazed at the amount of work and materials used in the complete building. I’m absolutely certain that a beer or two will be consumed once it’s inhabited by you and your gang!
I agree it looks nice but think they'll live to regret the artificial grass when it gets smothered in algae from the overhanging trees and turns into a slab of slime....
Nice to see @MJTiffPlumbing there to do the plumbing. Top bloke. I’m a plumber from the south west and always watch him. Definitely worth checking out his channel too.
It’s the umbrella on the roof that got me!! Oh, and Handbrake: a brake operated by hand, used to hold an already stationary vehicle 😂😂 Looking top dollar 👌
The fake grass will make such a difference to the sound within the garden room when it rains. I had the stretched rubber roof on a wet room extension and for months it sounded like a drumskin in the rain.
Had my roof done and the facias were bloody awful!! Seeing how you lot do them really makes a HUGE difference with the overall quality look! Gonna have to rent out a scaffold tower and redo mine now lol!
Brilliant guys, I have watched this whole series, I wish we had tradies who have as much pride in there work as you do down under. Ours are lazy and always taking short cuts, the quality of there work is nowhere near yours! Great work
As a sparky who hates house bashing due to the feeling of trades working against each other rather than with each other.. I would absolutely love to house bash with you guys you done a top job👌
Excellent work guys use are superb 👏🏼 only thing a would say I use deep flow gutter for any gutter job as shallow flow is absolutely useless but as a said great work lads 👍🏼
I'd put a timber upstand round side to stop water coming off round the primitor. Part from the back for the rain to come off . Plus we put the flashings on round edge to hold rubber down then we use a clean blade knife and cut rubber after as might cut rubber to short .nice job tho 🙌
Brilliant job, lads. Shame you did not line the vents up on the soffits and could have used a soffit joiner instead of glueing an offcut of fascia joiner
Great to watch the build except for the plaster board in the bathroom. Plasterboard (drywall) isn't suitable for use behind tiles in a shower because it is not water-resistant, you should use a material designed to withstand prolonged water exposure, such as: Cement Board (e.g., HardieBacker or Durock), Foam Backer Boards (e.g., Kerdi Board or Wedi Board), and Waterproof Membranes for extra protection, especially if using cement board, a waterproof membrane (like Kerdi or RedGard) can be applied over the surface to ensure that no water can penetrate the wall, and ensure that your shower remains durable and resistant to water damage for many years. Secondly, on the outside where the holes are drilled in the wood, field mice can get in the gaps between the pipes and the siding, so those too need to be sealed. Mice can squeeze through incredibly small spaces-as small as 6 mm (1/4 inch), which is about the size of a pencil. To prevent mice from entering, you can pack around the pipe with:Steel Wool: Mice are unable to chew through steel wool effectively, making it a great barrier, especially in combination with other materials. After packing with steel wool, you can apply a layer of expanding foam that is designed to be pest-resistant. This helps seal the gap completely and provides an added layer of protection. Lastly, for a more permanent solution, especially for masonry walls, using cement-based mortar or high-quality silicone caulk after packing with steel wool provides an effective and long-lasting seal. Caulk can be applied around smaller gaps, while mortar is better for larger spaces in brick or concrete walls. I love the green roof, it sure is amazing to watch this build. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks mate the plasterboard there good reason and itlll become clear on the next video and the hole on the pipe work again we have something lined up for that 😁😁
As soon as the supply pipe work was installed Steel plates should have been nailed on the surface of all studs where a pipe passes through to stop anyone driving a nail or screw into the pipe as it passes through the stud, it’s standard practice.
Life hack for the 50 mil cut around the edge of the rubber. We created a guide with a wood batten and plank. Nail the batten to the plank leaving 50 mil underneath so then the batten sits on top of the roof you can run a stanly knife along the bottom of the wood plank
Ideally moisture board (blue) or hardiebacker for the wet areas and tanked. If water seeps through the silicon and grout at any time and gets onto the gypsum, that’s game over.
After all the expence and quality work you cheap out with a shower tray ,, searously ,,, I was expectiong much more ..never the less I guess the budget had to be met ,,,
I'm about to start framing and boarding this weather is shit, how worried I should be about the Osb3 with the weather and I'm building on concrete slab with 1 course of blue bricks. Likely to fill up like a pool 😂 obviously I'm diy so can't smash loads out in a day and I'm working full time as well
Jimmy is a certified scammer. Cleans your car. You pay him. Then it rains 10 mins after guaranteed.
💯 percent 😂😂🙌
But his air fresheners are next level
reckon you have been unscammed with that roof now being on! before the heavens really opened a few days later in comparison to what these lads had to deal with
😂😂😂😂
Doing coaching days to become a certified scammer £999 a day
Matt need your rolls engine contact me please
I love the quality of your work and the explanations you give, not too technical ( boring for the casual viewers ), but useful for the people who want to try doing something in this genre.
Thanks Alan 😊
Fast becoming one of my favourite YT channels. You guys are natural talent.
Richard much appreciated 🙌
@@homeimprovementsI have a big renovation job on our 120 year old farmhouse in Tasmania, Australia. Come down for much better weather!! 😂
I have never seen such quality work in the UK. Everyone on this build are top craftsmen. I have learned so much from these build videos..
Thanks nick much appreciated 😊
@@nickbanham8750 it will look tatty in year blend in use green cover
@@homeimprovementswhere are you guys based ? What’s your company contact details ?
Agreed, I've designed and managed hundreds of builds these guys are quality.
UK must have shit carpenters .. these videos are a legit lesson on everything not to do
Well that looks fun every time the ball rolls off the roof... what a great idea 💡
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Hired the digger, bought my Fischer Nail gun, Im building my garden room thanks your videos.
What a legend 👊🏼👊🏼
Mat when I watched your house tour I thought he needs another bathroom 😂 . Brilliant build another subscriber good luck with your future projects
Awesome! Thank you!
Rolling the rubber back using the pipe!!! Why havent i ever thought of that. Keep up the amazing work. Very nice
Nice one Darren Yh mate works a treat 😊👊🏼
I'll probably never do this, but its so relaxing to watch the build
Thanks for watching we do appreciate it 😊
Enjoyed every minute of that , what excellent builders you all are , that roof is class
Thanks rob 🤩🤩
Yes boys....... Great few days working on this.....
When the bathroom goes in its going to look amazing.....
Yes tiff we shall see you there 💪🏼
@@homeimprovements🙌🏼🙌🏼
Yes Tiff!
@@daboy12s🙌🏼🙌🏼….. yes mate
Quality work! Who on earth would not want a roof like that! Awesome!
Thanks Lee 😁😁
The fact that the Trim Polytops on the side @13:45 arent in Line with the facia ones is KILLING ME!
I know that’s on me that one
I would of thought its better to have joins staggered? Not aesthetically but for purpose?
Love the channel guys 👍👍👍this is what you call quality work no short cuts with these guys if I had to get any work done I’ll be calling them they are worth every dollar 👌👌👌
Really appreciate the feedback. Comments like these that keeps up going ❤️🙌
Thank you for this. Planning a shed build using epdm. Learned a lot on this series.
😊🙏🏼
Boys the garden room looks amazing cant wait for the finished product🔥
Appreciate it bro ❤️
great job, grass on roof really makes the job look great
Thanks 👍 😁
The Builders that you have working on your second ( dog not Kevin )house are excellent. Not being in the building trade, I’ve been impressed and amazed at the amount of work and materials used in the complete building. I’m absolutely certain that a beer or two will be consumed once it’s inhabited by you and your gang!
😁🙏🏼
That is the best laid roof I've ever seen. Here in Northern Ireland it rains 24/7/365, our builders have web feet.
🤣🙈 I mean not much better here tbf 🤣
so far away from england too
That roof is so aesthetically pleasing 👌👌👌
Thanks much appreciated 😊
I agree it looks nice but think they'll live to regret the artificial grass when it gets smothered in algae from the overhanging trees and turns into a slab of slime....
Another quality video from the boys,the build is looking epic,looking forward to seeing the next
Thanks much appreciated. Next one coming soon 😊
Nothing better to cure those Sunday blues than another banging episode keep it up boys!
Nice one rashu much appreciated 🙌
Great craftsmanship guys from America!
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Id be putting a ladder and hand rails on that roof! perfect roof terrace for summer.
I reckon there be some deck chairs up there in the summer 😂😂
Great work guys very nice build, vids are so more popular now hope he got loads more work for you guys
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Absolutely cracking job lads!
Thanks mate 😊💪🏼
The best as always.
It would be amazing to look down on from the house - and go hang in
Thanks a lot and yeah you know 😂🙌
Absolute class from all aspects 👏🏽 proper job
😊🙏🏼🙏🏼
Nice to see @MJTiffPlumbing there to do the plumbing. Top bloke. I’m a plumber from the south west and always watch him. Definitely worth checking out his channel too.
Absolutely top Bloke
Thanks mate...... appreciate the comment
Brilliant workmanship. 👍👍👍👍
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This is such a sick video bro you guys are killing it
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It’s the umbrella on the roof that got me!! Oh, and Handbrake: a brake operated by hand, used to hold an already stationary vehicle 😂😂 Looking top dollar 👌
🤣🤣🙏🏼🙏🏼
Love this! Such a unique idea!
Another brilliant video boys well done,well explained and as before learning a lot from you guys.
Thanks Nicholas we do appreciate the positive feedback 🙌
Love the Astro turf
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Definitely has it's benefits astro turf keeps the birds from pecking the rubber, heat and UV 👍.
😁👌🏼
Coming together nicely ❤
Much appreciated 😊
The fake grass will make such a difference to the sound within the garden room when it rains. I had the stretched rubber roof on a wet room extension and for months it sounded like a drumskin in the rain.
😁🙏🏼
Absolute legends… thanks for sharing your talent. Followed
Much appreciated! 😊🙏🏼
Absolutely nothing wrong with plastic pipe as long as like most things it’s installed correctly 👍👍
completely agree mate....but people love to moan about it
Agreed ✅
NO hate just curious as to why the shower was not tanked?
Roof looks amazing guys,great job well done
Thanks Keith 😁
All went well was worth getting one built properly like this , should last for years and with stand winter floods, he says up the riiiight way haha
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Had my roof done and the facias were bloody awful!! Seeing how you lot do them really makes a HUGE difference with the overall quality look! Gonna have to rent out a scaffold tower and redo mine now lol!
Thanks Scott 😊👌🏼
Great video ….. content is spot on fellas.
Much appreciated
Well done Brad! You nailed it👍
🤣👌🏼
Never thought I'd be watching guys build a Paddock but here I am 5 episodes later lol
Thanks we do appreciate it 🙌😊
I am the same, totally not something I am into but have watched them all, then my old mate Tiff pops up!
Outstanding finish to the roof boys 👍🏻
Nice one Matt 🙌🙌
Love these videos.The work is top drawer stuff.
Thanks 👍😁
Another amazing vid guys!!! Keep it up
Thanks Mike 😁🙏🏼
Casually laying the roof in an Oysterflex Daytona. Flexing !
Watch is like £80 not what you think
Wicked Job Guys 👏🏽👏🏽
Nice one Scott bro
When I did mine, I glued the rubber EPDM then put the facia boards on to trap it.
I used rubber4roofs too and soooooo much better than shingles
Nice 😁👌🏼
Brilliant guys, I have watched this whole series, I wish we had tradies who have as much pride in there work as you do down under. Ours are lazy and always taking short cuts, the quality of there work is nowhere near yours! Great work
Thanks for the support and positive comments 🙌😊
Tiffany did a good job with shower 🚿 installation
Yeah he did 😂🙌
Thanks Adz…. More to come soon when we start the fit😉👍🏼
@@MJTiffPlumbing need u here in Perth oz mate originally I’m from East Sussex tho
I normally add a nail in each curb and gutter join trim on the rubber roof, as they can be prone to popping off or expanding in the heat
Agreed ✅Yeah or a bit Superfast
As a sparky who hates house bashing due to the feeling of trades working against each other rather than with each other.. I would absolutely love to house bash with you guys you done a top job👌
Thanks 😊if each trade look out for each other would be so much better for everyone 🙌
maybe its just you
Excellent work guys use are superb 👏🏼 only thing a would say I use deep flow gutter for any gutter job as shallow flow is absolutely useless but as a said great work lads 👍🏼
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I'd put a timber upstand round side to stop water coming off round the primitor. Part from the back for the rain to come off . Plus we put the flashings on round edge to hold rubber down then we use a clean blade knife and cut rubber after as might cut rubber to short .nice job tho 🙌
Good to know mate 😊👌🏼
high quality work - nice to see keep it up
Much appreciated 🙌
Epic work lads 🙂👍🇮🇪
Thanks Robert much appreciated 🙌
Nice to see you using some quality Facia boards , shame you didn’t get them from my Branch
Next time!
Brilliant job, lads. Shame you did not line the vents up on the soffits and could have used a soffit joiner instead of glueing an offcut of fascia joiner
Thanks man we do try our best 😊
Another top job 👌
Thanks your a 💫
Uplifting EPDM - I used to dance to that in Essex 🤣
🤣🤣👊🏼
Great job to the team love it
Nice one Jeffrey much appreciated 😊
Thanks Jeffrey 😁🙏🏼
I’d use broom handles or extensions to disperse the glue it’s better for the back and quicker .
Absolutely it was just a time crunch on the weather so got on with what we had 😁
Good one 👍
Thanks ✌️
You're welcome @@homeimprovements
Next episode yesss
I'm Irish, do you need a special lawnmower for the roof?
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🤣🤣 yes it’s the blade less edition
@@homeimprovements brilliant
Cracking job 👏🏼
😊🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great job AGAIN boys. That roof be lookin sexyy!
Nice one much appreciated
The Roof ‘needs to be mini golf course!
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Guys get yourself a painters pole for your rollers, saves your back. And makes it a lot quicker applying the glue 👍
That join in the grass is shocking
It was acceptable for a roof mate no one’s sunbathing up there 🤣🤣🤣
Best intro
Thanks nick took a few bruises for it 😂😂🙌
Beeeeeeutiful job
🤩🙏🏼
Great job
Thanks Lee
You could also have done sedum on the roof. looks more natural and will isolate the roof even better
as an ex carpenter, you do a good job lads
Nice one Al 😊👊🏼
@@homeimprovements so many new tools and products on the market these day compared to 40 years ago.
You should get 1 of those powered caulk guns
Good shout mate 👌🏼👊🏼
Blowin smoke on the job
Doing our best 😊
nice build, was excepting solar on this to power it though, maybe that's coming later ?
Nice...subbed. Hope you enjoyed yourself last night!
That is the biggest challenge to install a roof that needs to be dry in the UK 🇬🇧 😆
Honestly nearly caught us out 😂😂
Love it lads! Apart from the Fascias, soffit and gutter I wouldn't know where to start with that job!!
Much appreciated 🙌🙌
Great to watch the build except for the plaster board in the bathroom. Plasterboard (drywall) isn't suitable for use behind tiles in a shower because it is not water-resistant, you should use a material designed to withstand prolonged water exposure, such as: Cement Board (e.g., HardieBacker or Durock), Foam Backer Boards (e.g., Kerdi Board or Wedi Board), and Waterproof Membranes for extra protection, especially if using cement board, a waterproof membrane (like Kerdi or RedGard) can be applied over the surface to ensure that no water can penetrate the wall, and ensure that your shower remains durable and resistant to water damage for many years.
Secondly, on the outside where the holes are drilled in the wood, field mice can get in the gaps between the pipes and the siding, so those too need to be sealed. Mice can squeeze through incredibly small spaces-as small as 6 mm (1/4 inch), which is about the size of a pencil. To prevent mice from entering, you can pack around the pipe with:Steel Wool: Mice are unable to chew through steel wool effectively, making it a great barrier, especially in combination with other materials. After packing with steel wool, you can apply a layer of expanding foam that is designed to be pest-resistant. This helps seal the gap completely and provides an added layer of protection. Lastly, for a more permanent solution, especially for masonry walls, using cement-based mortar or high-quality silicone caulk after packing with steel wool provides an effective and long-lasting seal. Caulk can be applied around smaller gaps, while mortar is better for larger spaces in brick or concrete walls.
I love the green roof, it sure is amazing to watch this build. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks mate the plasterboard there good reason and itlll become clear on the next video and the hole on the pipe work again we have something lined up for that 😁😁
Must use that roof as a putting green. ⛳️
Maybe in a later video ? 🤫😂
@@homeimprovements Hope so. 😂
As soon as the supply pipe work was installed Steel plates should have been nailed on the surface of all studs where a pipe passes through to stop anyone driving a nail or screw into the pipe as it passes through the stud, it’s standard practice.
Tbf good shout 😊👍🏼
The sylocone guy is clint eastwood well handy with that gun .
😂 don’t be like that
@@homeimprovements he was perfect to watch mine goes thin then a huge blobb then a thin line .
Life hack for the 50 mil cut around the edge of the rubber. We created a guide with a wood batten and plank. Nail the batten to the plank leaving 50 mil underneath so then the batten sits on top of the roof you can run a stanly knife along the bottom of the wood plank
Not a bad little trick
I hope everything is plumb!! Sorry that joke is getting old now, just couldn't resist 😅
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Looking amazing 13:51 Why when doing facias do you not line the top nails on the trim up with the main facias really bugged me 🤣
We tried our best 😂🤣
Brill 😂. 👍👍
Nice one lee 🙌
I would love to see a breakdown of how much this project cost. If Mat is ok with sharing. I have no idea and I think it would be very interesting.
We may do a material breakdown after 😊 it’s an expensive build I can tell you that 🙈
Wish I could build a car with you guys❤️
Only here because I was curious about Mat Armstrongs renovations
Fair enough 😊👌🏼
Ideally moisture board (blue) or hardiebacker for the wet areas and tanked. If water seeps through the silicon and grout at any time and gets onto the gypsum, that’s game over.
Agreed ✅ This is having a new ranking system that allows you to use normal plasterboard
Gutters come in 4m lengths in do 800m apart brackets and the 5th is the union so spacing is even
Honestly there so many different method with guttering thanks for the advice
After all the expence and quality work you cheap out with a shower tray ,, searously ,,, I was expectiong much more ..never the less I guess the budget had to be met ,,,
We didn’t want to break all the concrete and damaged the insulation in the floor.
@@homeimprovements Well that's why you put the drainage in first LOL,, any looks great and don't forget the fan for the steam :)
I'm about to start framing and boarding this weather is shit, how worried I should be about the Osb3 with the weather and I'm building on concrete slab with 1 course of blue bricks. Likely to fill up like a pool 😂 obviously I'm diy so can't smash loads out in a day and I'm working full time as well
Felt the walls and they can stay as long as you like the ends are what will do the most damage if they get constantly wet 😊
Has Colin dug that tunnel yet?! 🤣🤣🤣
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