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1『One Man Post Frame Home Build Time-Lapse Over 10 months』
1『One Man Post Frame Home Build Time-Lapse Over 10 months』
Welcome to the Mad County Build series from Marshall Remodel. The first 10 months of this self-build were full of setbacks, difficulty, and ultimate victory as one man was determined to build his family a home. Watch and be inspired to Build Your Dream.
2『Clearing Land』
2『Clearing Land』
May 13, 2019 is where we begin. Our family purchased 30 acres near the iconic Bridges of Madison County. The first step of this project was to clear a space for the driveway and house. Getting into the property was a challenge, and all of the rain didn't help.
3『Gravel』
3『Gravel』
Since the land we bought had never been used, we needed to gain access to the build site. Getting the gravel drive was a big step. Thanks for watching as we build our dream.
4『Mowing + Burning』
4『Mowing + Burning』
While some trees were removed, most of what Paul cleared was brush and weeds. Clearing out a space for the house and yard will lead to being able to create a wonderful space for our family and wildlife. Paul talks about equipment rental and why that's a great option when you don't have the budget to purchase everything you need for a project.
5『Lay Out + Square a Structure』
5『Lay Out + Square a Structure』
This might be the most critical step of this build. If you're off by even a little at the beginning, by the end of the project you'll be off by a lot.
6『Storm Shelter Part 1』
6『Storm Shelter Part 1』
Part 1 of building the storm shelter. This is meant to be an underground room, and place to seek shelter in the event of a bad storm. Access to it will be from the garage. This episode covers the prep and foundation work.
7『Storm Shelter Part 2』
7『Storm Shelter Part 2』
Part 2 of building the storm shelter. Building the walls, and figuring out how to get 70 pound sheets of plywood into the foundation hole by yourself.
8『Retaining Walls』
8『Retaining Walls』
In this episode Paul builds a retaining wall around the windows of the storm shelter. Keep watching the series as this wall eventually goes away!
9『Pouring Column Footings』
9『Pouring Column Footings』
Foundation work is underway at the Mad County Build. Paul uses column footings and wet set brackets to prepare for framing. This way the wood posts will remain out of the ground, giving them a longer life span.
10『House Framing Part 1』
10『House Framing Part 1』
Walls are going up, and the structure of the house is being formed. The exterior walls for the house and garage will go up first since this is post frame construction.
11『House Framing Part 2』
11『House Framing Part 2』
A continuation of part 1 of the exterior wall framing. In post frame construction, the exterior walls are put up first and support the load of the roof.
12『House Roof + Trim Part 1』
12『House Roof + Trim Part 1』
The steel roof consists of multiple 30 foot by 10 foot pieces of steel. Getting those up with 1-2 people was still a challenge. We managed though.
13『House Roof + Trim Part 2』
13『House Roof + Trim Part 2』
Part 2 where Paul finishes up the roof and works on the trim and soffit. This will always remain one of the most challenging parts of the project. Doing this without a crew was risky, but thankfully some friends and family pitched in and we got it done.
14『House Framing Part 3 | Windows』
14『House Framing Part 3 | Windows』
Paul builds and installs the window frames for the many windows in the Mad County Build project.
15『Windows』
15『Windows』
Installing the windows on the Mad County Build was a monumental task. The home was designed to have a ton of natural light, and be able to take in the gorgeous countryside views.
16『Garage Framing + Mistakes』
16『Garage Framing + Mistakes』
Framing for the garage began once the house was complete. Paul shares a couple mistakes he made while building the storm shelter and garage.
17『Garage Framing』
17『Garage Framing』
Part 2 of the garage framing on the Mad County Build. Includes adding the metal to the roof.
18『Concrete Prep』
18『Concrete Prep』
Paul completed framing and the roof of the house and garage prior to preparing for concrete. Since this will be the final flooring of the home, he wanted to have it protected when it was poured. The first step was leveling the space with gravel.
19『Concrete Prep | Plumbing』
19『Concrete Prep | Plumbing』
Planning out and adding the plumbing underneath the slab. This is a critical step since it won't be accessible once the concrete is poured.
20『Concrete Prep | In Floor Heat』
20『Concrete Prep | In Floor Heat』
Radiant in floor heat was a must for the Mad County Build project. Preparing for it with insulation board and the tubing was a great part of the project.
21『Septic System』
21『Septic System』
Installing the septic system for the Mad County Build. Including leach field and tank.
