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Una vez que se pasa inspección de clavos ya puedes colocarlo

Must be California prices. I’m having an addition built on my Florida house and I’m at about $220.00 a square foot.

That’s average to low for these builds here in San Diego. I’m having one built now about this size that’s going to end up over 300. Average home price is over a million so it all tracks.

Thank you! It's good to know that these videos are actually helping someone. Our best wishes in the construction of your ADU

$280-$300k

@@egconstructionsd lord

Ya contando mal clima y contratiempos, 8 meses

$287k + permisos

May be if you have time we can meet so I can show you and I can start gathering info for possible future build?

@@ranbirsohal8886 Hello! A lot depends on what your objective is for building an ADU (whether it is for rent or for a family member). If your property is located in San Diego County, send us an email to info@egconstructionsd.com to talk about your project

Ok just emailed you.

I have not gotten a response for the email I sent. I don't know if you got it?

@@ranbirsohal8886 Did you check the spam inbox? We sent an email on May 3 explaining in general terms the phases and what it includes. We will send it to you again and if you are interested in making an appointment in person, please let us know by email. An apology for the inconvenience

Hola! ES PD RESIN de PLI-DEK y puedes buscar en su sitio web el distribuidor que te quede más cerca

$287k + permits.

All exterior walls are 2x4 with the exception of the bathroom wall that it's a 2x6 plumbing wall, so kinda correct, haha.

@@egconstructionsd Is that because of the pipe size running through those walls would require boring/notching to much out of the 2x4’s?

Hi! This one was 287k with plans included

@@egconstructionsd ty came out great 👍🏻

@@egconstructionsd how much do you charge SF for making blueprints

We are not the owners so don't know if they already rented it

right now 3 under different stages of construction and a couple more in initial stages

Hola, creo que te refieres a lo que nosotros conocemos como bota- agua (drip edge flashing) y lo utilizamos principalmente cuando no hay una pared de stucco, porque suelen ser de pura madera y hay más orificios donde se puede meter / filtrar el agua. Pero en este caso, tenemos una pared de cemento que protege más y debajo de esta, el papel impermeabilizante. Subiremos un video de otro proyecto donde sí lo utilizamos y para mostrarlo y dar una explicación. Espero que esto resuelva tu duda, buen día!

Nosotros la solemos comprar en Home Depot, pero seguramente la puedes encontrar en distintos lugares. Las medidas son estas: 2 ¼" x 8' 1/8". Incluso hemos visto en Amazon, solo que es otro material pero es para lo mismo, puedes buscarlo como 'template material'. Espero que te sirva esta información, buen día!

@@egconstructionsd muchas gracias

Hello! Thank you for your comment and Yes. In the county we are working in, the inspection dates are not that far apart except for holidays (like the ones we just went through). We can usually schedule an appointment for the next day or the day after, so that's what we usually do. There are seasons where it can be saturated, so it must be considered in the planning and scheduled, because that can delay other phases of construction. We recommend that you check your city's development services timeframes before starting your project to get an idea of how far in advance you should schedule an inspection.

Between 250k - 300k. This one was 287k with plans included

I have something similar, approved. But cost of materials is so high. I can't make it. Thanks