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Welcome to our channel! We are Justin and Lil, plus four kids and one on the way! We have been living full time, off the grid (no public utilities), in a 28ft RV while pursuing our dream of building an offgrid homestead on 18 acres of raw land. Our goal is to DIY as much of the house build as possible. We are also striving to build the house debt free through the entire process. Between the RV, vehicles, homestead, Solar power system, and the house build, there are always a million things that need to be done and never enough time. The art of DIY has become lost in this consumerist world that encourages buying, trashing, and replacing instead of living simply, creating things, and repairing them. Also, DIY saves tons of money! Our hope for this channel is that by sharing our journey, it will inspire and encourage others to pursue their dreams!
Hurricane Preparation Living Off-Grid | Installing the Ridge Board | Self Built House
#DIY #offgrid #solar
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Hey, Y'all! We are Justin and Lil plus four kids and one on the way! Just over a year ago, we moved our RV to 18 acres of raw land, built a solar power system, and started living off the grid. Now we are building our dream house (by hand), together as a family, completely off the grid (no public utilities).
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:35 Hurricane Debby
04:55 Back to the build
06:30 Second Intro
15:56 Lifting Ridge Board with tractor
18:28 Installing ridge board
24:18 Bloopers
25:06 End Message
In this video:
This week, on our off grid house build, we have a fully functioning solar power system. However, we're about to get hit with a hurricane! Hurricane Debby dumped loads of rain on us for almost a week, and we share what hurricane prep looks like for us living off the off-grid. (Spoiler alert, not much different than anyone on the grid). After makeshift clotheslines are dried by the EG4 inverters and a drowned peach tree, we get back to the offgrid house build.
Justin fires up the tractor and finally takes Y'alls advice to use the bucket for lifting. Using the leftover wall sheathing, he builds a platform on top of the ceiling joists so he has a safe, stable workspace for setting the ridge beam and rafters. It's not typically a one man job, but since there's only one man, he builds a jig or two to accomplish it single handedly.
After the platform, Justin tackles the rafters. He does some complicated looking math (which he says is not that complicated) and finally gets a rafter jig design that can repeatably reproduce the desired rafter cuts.
Then it's more tractor bucket raising and time to put all the pieces together rof the roof! It's slow going and careful work, but his plan is working, and one side of the ridge beam is up!
Buy us a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/DIYorDIE
Planning to build your own DIY solar system?
- our custom Signature Solar Affiliate link: signaturesolar.com/?ref=diyordie
(no extra cost to you, but we get a 5% commission)
Hey, Y'all! We are Justin and Lil plus four kids and one on the way! Just over a year ago, we moved our RV to 18 acres of raw land, built a solar power system, and started living off the grid. Now we are building our dream house (by hand), together as a family, completely off the grid (no public utilities).
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:35 Hurricane Debby
04:55 Back to the build
06:30 Second Intro
15:56 Lifting Ridge Board with tractor
18:28 Installing ridge board
24:18 Bloopers
25:06 End Message
In this video:
This week, on our off grid house build, we have a fully functioning solar power system. However, we're about to get hit with a hurricane! Hurricane Debby dumped loads of rain on us for almost a week, and we share what hurricane prep looks like for us living off the off-grid. (Spoiler alert, not much different than anyone on the grid). After makeshift clotheslines are dried by the EG4 inverters and a drowned peach tree, we get back to the offgrid house build.
Justin fires up the tractor and finally takes Y'alls advice to use the bucket for lifting. Using the leftover wall sheathing, he builds a platform on top of the ceiling joists so he has a safe, stable workspace for setting the ridge beam and rafters. It's not typically a one man job, but since there's only one man, he builds a jig or two to accomplish it single handedly.
After the platform, Justin tackles the rafters. He does some complicated looking math (which he says is not that complicated) and finally gets a rafter jig design that can repeatably reproduce the desired rafter cuts.
Then it's more tractor bucket raising and time to put all the pieces together rof the roof! It's slow going and careful work, but his plan is working, and one side of the ridge beam is up!
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We Feared This Might Happen | Replacing EG4 6500EX Inverter | DIY Off-Grid House Build
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#DIY #Solarpower #Offgrid #house #build Consider buying us a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/DIYorDIE Planning to build your own solar power system and want to do it yourself? - Support our channel by using our custom Signature Solar Affiliate links: signaturesolar.com/?ref=diyordie (no extra cost to you, but we get a 5% commission) Hey, Y'all! We are Justin and Lil plus four kids and one on the w...
Dead In The Water | DIY Off-Grid House Build
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #Solar www.buymeacoffee.com/DIYorDIE Wondering if you can contribute to our build (or support Justin's caffeine addiction) - Consider buying us a coffee and subscribing as a member! Hey Y'all! We are Justin and Lil plus four kids and one on the way! Just over a year ago we moved our RV to 18 acres of raw land, built a solar power system and now we are building our dr...
Surviving Summer In Georgia | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #Solar Wondering if you can contribute to our build (or support Justin's caffeine addiction)? - Consider buying us a coffee and subscribing as a member: www.buymeacoffee.com/DIYorDIE Hey Y'all! We are Justin and Lil plus four kids and one on the way! Just over a year ago we moved our RV to 18 acres of raw land, built a solar power system and now we are building our d...
Ceiling Joists, Blocking, Measurement Mistakes | DIY Offgrid House Build
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #Solarpower www.buymeacoffee.com/DIYorDIE Hey Y'all! We are Justin and Lil, just over a year ago we moved our RV to 18 acres of raw land, built a solar power system and now are building our Off-Grid house by hand, together as a family. If you are new or have been watching us build for a while, support our channel and engage with us by leaving comments, hitting like o...
Pirates, Wild Boar, and Ceiling Joists | DIY Off-Grid House Build
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#DIY #offgrid #House #Build #homestead www.buymeacoffee.com/DIYorDIE Hey Y'all! We are Justin and Lil, just over a year ago we moved our RV to 18 acres of raw land, built a solar power system and now are building our Off-Grid house by hand, together as a family. If you are new or have been watching us build for a while, support our channel and engage with us by leaving comments, hitting like on...
Zipping Along! | How Many Ladders Do We Need? | DIY Family Off-Grid House Build
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #Solar www.buymeacoffee.com/DIYorDIE Hey Y'all! We are Justin and Lil, plus four kids and one on the way. Just over a year ago, we moved our RV to 18 acres of raw land, built a solar power system and now are DIY building our Off-Grid house, together as a family. In this video, we are Zipping along, on to the roof! We finish wrapping the biggest present we've ever had...
Race Against The Rain and Surprise Addition To The Homestead! | DIY Family Off-Grid House Build
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #Solar Wondering if you can contribute to our build (or support Justin's caffeine addiction)? - Consider buying us a coffee and subscribing as a member: www.buymeacoffee.com/DIYorDIE Hey Y'all! We are Justin and Lil plus four kids and one on the way! Just over a year ago we moved our RV to 18 acres of raw land, built a solar power system and now we are building our d...
Battling The Heat! | Zip Sheathing Installation (Part 2) | Building Our Off-Grid House (BY Hand)
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #Solar www.buymeacoffee.com/DIYorDIE Hey, Y'all! We are Justin and Lil, plus four kids and one on the way. Just over a year ago, we moved our RV to 18 acres of raw land, built a solar power system, and now we are DIY building our Off-Grid house by hand. If you're new, check out our Playlist to catch up on our journey. Thanks for joining us! In this video, we are zipp...
Our Off-Grid House Is Getting "Greener" | Zip Sheathing Installation
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #Solar Hi! We are Justin and Lil, plus four kids and one on the way. We are turning our 18 acres of raw land into a beautiful homestead and building our Off-Grid house by hand. Hit Subscribe to get weekly updates, and if you're new, check out our Playlist to catch up on our journey. Thanks for joining us! In this video, our off grid house gets even "greener" with the...
Wall Framing Finale! | House Plans Change, Nooks Vs. Corners??? | Off-Grid House Build
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #family Hey guys, we are Justin and Lilly (plus 5),and we are building our off grid dream house together as a family! In this video, we dodge a severe thunderstor as we scale 10 foot walls, hoping to not be struck by lightning. The front wall with the giant windows is raised with a simple pulley system and the Kubota L47 tractor. we are officially done framing the ex...
We Have A BIG Announcement! | Pushing Hard On Wall Framing | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #surprise In this week's video, we battle the heat as we push hard on the wall framing. We continue raising the 10 foot walls of our off grid house build with dramatic flair. We cannot safely lift these heavy 10ft walls with double French door and window headers, so we use the Kubota L47 tractor and snatch block pulley systems. It's sometimes a challenge to find a go...
Work Smarter, Not Harder: Raising HEAVY Walls With Pulleys | Building Our Off-Grid House (BY HAND)
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#DIY #OffGrid #House #Build #Solar In this video, Justin gets to play with the pulleys again. With Lil and the kids gone to their never ending homeschool extracurriculars, Justin takes the time to do an in depth, detail driven lesson on how to use pulleys to raise very heavy 10 foot walls. In this video, you will learn all about toe straps, snatch blocks, line (not rope) and if you can get bett...
We Didn't Expect That To Happen | Starting On The 10' Walls | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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#DIY #offgrid #house #build #solar In this video, we begin framing the first massive 10 foot wall for our off grid, pier and beam foundation house. There are multiple headers which make the walls top heavy. The walls end up being too heavy for us to raise by hand, so Justin rigs up a simple pulley system and the Kubota L47 tractor is the star of the show. Lil drives tractor, and carefully backs...
Finishing Bedroom Wall Framing | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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#DIY #Offgrid #House #Build #Solar Hey y'all, Justin and Lilly here, to those who are new, and those who have been watching us build for a while, thanks for joining us! Support our build and engage with us by commenting, hitting like on our videos, and Subscribing to our channel! We are building our dream house from the ground up, together as a family. The house will be 28' x 54' which comes in...
It's Getting HOT! | Framing Bedroom Walls | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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It's Getting HOT! | Framing Bedroom Walls | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
It's All Coming Together Now: Raising Bedroom Walls | Building Our Off Grid House (By Hand)
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It's All Coming Together Now: Raising Bedroom Walls | Building Our Off Grid House (By Hand)
We Finally Have Walls! | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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We Finally Have Walls! | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
We Changed Our Plans | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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Onward and Upwards: Stairs and Wall Framing | Building Our Off Grid House By hand
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Onward and Upwards: Stairs and Wall Framing | Building Our Off Grid House By hand
We Will Be Kicked Off Our Land | This Changes Everything | Building Our Off Grid House (By Hand)
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Work Hard, Play Hard: Finishing the Subfloor | Family Builds Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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Work Hard, Play Hard: Finishing the Subfloor | Family Builds Off-Grid House (By Hand)
Back to Work: Beginning the Sub-floor | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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Back to Work: Beginning the Sub-floor | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
Our Biggest Lesson Yet: Build To Code and Then Some | Building Our Off-Grid House (BY Hand)
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No Water, No Power, No Building: Off Grid House Build Stops Until We Fix This
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No Water, No Power, No Building: Off Grid House Build Stops Until We Fix This
Floor Framing Finale: Moving Full Steam Ahead | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
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Floor Framing Finale: Moving Full Steam Ahead | Building Our Off-Grid House (By Hand)
To Shim Or Not To Shim: Finding Good Enough | Floor Framing | Building Our Off-Grid House
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To Shim Or Not To Shim: Finding Good Enough | Floor Framing | Building Our Off-Grid House
We Had High Hopes But We're Backing That Timeline Up | Floor Framing | Building Our Off Grid House
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Progress Is Progress No Matter How Small | Floor Framing | Building Our Off Grid House (BY Hand)
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Progress Is Progress No Matter How Small | Floor Framing | Building Our Off Grid House (BY Hand)
It's time for us to move on | Floor Framing | Off Grid House Build
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It's time for us to move on | Floor Framing | Off Grid House Build
You're an absolute one man wrecking crew! Impressive work my friend. Can't wait to catch up and see the continued progress!
Your a damn good man not just everyone would attempt to do that job alone "GOOD ON YA" God Bless from your Canadian Friend.
Thank You Both for your services in the Millatry What Branches?, again Any plans for a wind Gen system to help with the Solar system. Are the Kids Home Schooled? Are you only working on the Home Build part-time? Also what are the plans for food / farming on the site. (i.e. Fish / water farming, Greenhouse )?
So couldn't wait had to be pregnant. I now she wanted a girl
Actually, we are both praying for a beautiful, calm, peaceful girl, after having two wild free spirited boys back to back 😅 but we will be blessed either way 🙏
Awesome job! I can't imagine having to set all those trusses by hand. We had our 16x24' coop that was a chore to set the ridge beam and rafters on with 2 of us. My hat's off to you! Keep up the great work. You'll be working on the inside in no time!
Hey Adam, thanks for the encouragement 😀 next video will show how we hang all the rafters so stay tuned for more fun and hard work 😅
Fantastic job,you two did it.❤❤❤❤❤😊
Thanks for joining us 😊
Loving the roof part of the build. It gives the house some character. On a lighter note; I can literally watch your brain thinking.😊
Haha, thanks, and yes that happens a lot when my wheels start spinning 🤣
Lived thru a few hurricanes relaying on generators. Not a good memory
Haha, we grew up down south and have both lived through many Hurricanes...it's natural instinct to be prepared
Love the build
Thanks for joining us 😊 we appreciate you!
Love the door nice look out point ❤
Sure is, I'll have a nice view of the deer from the back porch 😀
@DIY_or_DIE - flare fittings do not need - and can be compromised by teflon tape. Please add a warning / note at 3:23 - this is DIY *and* die.
We bought the same solar equipment, ran across your video afterwards and have been watching since. Enjoying the building!
Hit there! We love hearing from fellow DIY solar friends! How is your system working for you?
Good job! Can't wait to see how you choose to do the rake soffit framing. Guess I'll have to tune in next week.
Thanks Ron! I have a plan for that, but it will probably be the last step before sheathing
@@DIY_or_DIE Just for conversation, I've stumbled across a few videos that note a problem with metal roofs oil-canning (buckling). It's nothing structural but people do faint from what oil canning does to the appearance of the final finish. Probably mentioning something you're already are aware of. However there are other problems too, so perhaps, solicit advice from experienced viewers before selecting the metal roof option. I hadn't a clue that there was so much to metal roofs. Keep on truckin!
I had a similar "defect" on my 6000EX. The display panel wasn't working correctly, I was told they couldn't get a replacement part and would have to replace the entire unit or... upgrade to the XP for $700... which of course I did. (And an SO much happier) I think they are def phasing out the ol' yellers in favor of the XP line of products. I suspect tech support labor on the old versions is getting costly to S.S. hence all the upgrades. Sounds like they've already got you dialed in for a free upgrade on the 6000 XP's curious why you chose two of those rather than just an 18K XP. I'm guessing because the price was right. 😉 Watching you go through the antiquated programing and firmware upgrade process triggered triggered my ptsd, I will NOT miss that! Plus you'll LOVE the new monitoring software. The app is ok by the desktop version is 1000 times better. Enjoy!
Hey there, thanks for sharing your experience with EG4! We love hearing from other DIY solar friends 🧡 super excited to get the XPs (should be here any day)! I've only heard good things about the XPs compared to the 6500EX. Signature Solar offered us a choice of either the 18Kpv or the two XPs. Some reasons I want the XPs over the 18kpv: 1) size...smaller, takes less space and easier for me to handle alone. 2) I'm hoping install will be straight forward because they will go in the same spot my 6500s are now. 3) redundancy. If one goes down I have a backup and I don't want two 18kpvs right now. 4) I'm not sure what the benefits of the 18kpv is over having two xps 🤷♂️
I have watched your channel for a while and love your positive attitude. Some things may challenge you folks but you continue to make progress on your home build. Justin, the templates sure save you much time. Keep on making good progress and blessings to you all.
Bill, thanks for joining us on the journey, and for taking time to write that encouraging message 😊 it's not easy, but what DIYorDIE means to us is just keep going when things get tough and don't give up
Loved the video. Look forward to it each week. Roof is starting to look good and now should move faster. Love you guys.
Thanks Herman, we appreciate you! You'll enjoy the next video where we get to work installing rafters 😊
Planning and forethought makes everything work correctly. Also, you have to have patience and not get in a rush. God bless your family and the work of your hands. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Bill, God bless you too 🙏 we appreciate ya
Any plans for Solar and/or Wind power / generator? Also any plans for a Green House, aquapondics, hidyopoptics (Ie. Fish / water farming)
We already have a fully functioning solar power plant, and the house will run completely off solar 😀 wind isn't very good where we are, but we plan to have rainwater collection once the house is built
What pitch / slope is the Roof line for this build? Is there a minimum roof slope / pitch for your area of the country?
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Pitch is 4:12, thanks for asking! I think minimum per IRC is 3:12 without having some additional emgineering.
Lifting the boards with the tractor is a great idea. May I suggest temporarily attaching two 2x4s with screws that stick out away from the house at the top so that you can put the boards between them. Yuo can space them apart 4 feet or so. This can stop them from falling left or right when you lift them up. It might help speed up the process a little. Great video!
That is a great idea! Fortunately, the joists kind of did that for me
I think your channel is great and your doing a quality job. Your house is looking great.
Thanks for the encouragement 🙏 we appreciate ya
That should have been J&K Carpentry Bros. The comment I made earlier was the wrong name. 😏
No worries 😄
For the rain you get you should make a 24” eave. Keep the rain off the side of the house. 😊
It's going to be 12 inches
Well done keep it up my friends 😊
Thanks for joining us 😊
So you're not building a two story house.
No, just a single story for this part of the build! Maybe we will build a two story addition once we finish this build
I haven't seen one of those ants in years! 😮14:49
We call them cow killer ants, but they are actually in the wasp species and can sting!
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Lou!
good work. 💪
Thanks 🔥
How disappointing I thought with as big as your family is I thought for sure we would see you build a second floor
Don't worry, once we finish this part of the build we have plans to build a two story addition with a garage 😀
What’s the reason you didn’t just use roof trusses? Given the pitch, they would have been pretty managable.
HEAVY, he would have to hire a crane and helpers to set them. The whole series is him building the home mostly with his own labor.
😅 you got it, I like this method because it is manageable for me to do solo, one board at a time! No cranes, no crew, just me and my somewhat trusty dewalt nailgun and my hoarde of ladders 🤣
Great Video!! Glad y'all made It threw the storm!!! Smart idea to help you set in ridge beams!! With all the rain much more to come in your future, I would think you put down a seal on the flooring to prevent early stages of sagging or rotting. (Seen that happening in my nieces home). Y'all take care, hope and Pray y'all will have better weeks ahead.
Hey Thomas, thanks for joining us! We painted our floor before we started the framing and we are so thankful we did because it has helped weather all this rain. Definitely a must for self builds that won't be dried in for the rainy season
@@DIY_or_DIE 😀👍👍
looks good
Thanks!
music is to loud
Which part?
You guys are great. It’s a lot of fun to watch.
Thanks for joining us 😊
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Thanks for sharing
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Well least you do get some sunshine eventually, we are in early Spring here in NZ and we have nothing but rain
Oh my, that sounds very dreary! Is it like that very often?
Coming together nicely, love the easy going nature of you 2, such hard work with all the little ones and another on the way, hats off to you all.
Thanks Nigel, we appreciate you 🙏
The surrounding view is killing me , it’s amazing, ❤
Thanks for joining us, it is the reason we moved out here and chose this spot to build 😀
Keep up the good work Sailor.
🫡 Aye Sir!
Slow makes fast 🐰
Thanks Anna!
Who knew you needed to pay attention in geometry class 😅. Who needs a buddy when you have clamps? 😂. Been working on a deck replacement project. My son has been helping on/off. When not there to help...lots of clamps being substituted.
Haha, good luck with your deck project! One thing I've learned is that you can never have enough clamps 😁
Ah, more fodder for Mount Stumpenjaro.
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One thing that suddenly caught my mind, about trees, and if you cut their neighbors. When trees grow, they build strength to handle the conditions they experience. If you cut trees close to them, they can get more exposed to wind, and if the conditions change too much, there's a risk of them falling. I remember 15-20 years ago, the electric grid authorities changed their guidelines for free distance on each side of power lines, and widened by 0.5-1m ((~2-3 ft) on each side. The following year there were a significant increase in blackout, because previously protected trees, suddenly couldn't handle the increased stress, an fell on the power lines. After a year, it was more or less back to normal. Just thought it might be something to think about, if you decide to cut down trees close to your house, that they were possibly protecting their neighbors than can become more vulnerable and fall no your house, if you are unlucky.
That is a very good point! All the trees around us are very young and healthy still. We cut down any dead or unhealthy trees. We will keep an eye on them as they grow and remove them as necessary
@@DIY_or_DIE I don't know anything about the trees on your property, like how they stretch their roots. We had a few trees falling on our property within the last year, and all of them seemed healthy, but their roots were pulled out when they fell.
Well, our pine trees have huge tap roots that go at least 6-8 feet down in the ground. It is very rare for a pine tree to be uprooted and fall over. For that to happen it needs to be rotted out at the base of the tree. More likely for the top of the tree to break off or branches to fall.
Hey folks, hope you're all doing well. Glad you made it through the weather ok, sorry to hear not everyone in the area did. Great start to the roof, the time to get your templates right was for sure well spent and looks like it "should" go pretty smoothly (no doubt famous last words right there!). It's good to see that your nemesis nail gun is now behaving itself properly with other brand nails and after your previous good clean out, got to be way less frustrating! Fingers crossed that the coming week goes as planned and that you don't get hit with another storm. Stay safe all.
Hey Paul, thanks for joining us! Yes, we are happy to have the storm behind us. Hopefully we will have beautiful weather for the next couple months so we can get this roof up!
Hey Justin and Lilly, are you going to take some trees down around your house to create a barrier in case there’s a fire?
We don't have a plan right now, but we will keep an eye on the situation!
Great job ! Hope ur using pressure treated wood fastners or they'll just away ! Been there.
Yes, ever since I switched to Paslode I just use galvanized for everything. Worth a little bit extra for me.
Great job!
Thanks for joining us 😊
Doing the roof work by yourself seems so daunting but, you figured out a way to make it work. You guys are awesome and hard workers. Have a great week.
Thanks for joining us! It is very daunting, which is why I like this method because I can focus on one piece at a time 😅