Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc. Jones Newcastle Time Lapse Video
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located in Tampa FL. Designed and built by Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc. Call Mike Cogdill at 813-486-9099 to design and build your custom home today. We draw your plans AND build your home!
I hope one day have enough money to custom build a home like this. I grew up in Mexico, where almost all houses are made of concrete / cinder blocks.
finally I see somebody building a real house in USA not a house of cards! Great job!
adilusa it’s just the outer walls, but everything else is still wood in Florida’s houses. Besides, they have to due to all the hurricanes. But in many places in the USA a wood house can last over 300 years! Some of the 100% wood houses in my neighborhood were over 200 years old so not much of a problem in most cases as everyone outside of US thinks.
This house doesn't have a solid foundation -__- in case of earth quakes -__-
Nd yeah finally someone is building a solid house in USA 😆
@@MichaelOrtega Well let me tell you this Einstein...Egyptian and Roman buildings last thousands of years, and you idiots building paper houses in states where you have tornadoes every year?? what's the point of doing stone walls if your fucking roof is from paper??. Omg what a stupidity. Since first colonists arrived to USA after all those years you people still didn't learn how to build a solid house from stone and concrete?? This is ridiculous. And you talking about 200 years? lol wow so amazing.....LOL
@@sa..owayam3858 I have the compaction tests from my geotech engineer. Its solid
As a former now retired Florida building contractor, i like the stem wall foundation method as opposed to the more popular mono pour on compacted filled soil.
I seen in Mexico roof are made of the concrete also very sturdy complete home of concrete rebar used in roof and walls
Nice job speaks for it self.Some people have never worked in the trades you can tell by there comments.Keep up the good work building strong healthy homes in paradise.
Finally a real house not made of sticks and cardboards
Florida homes are built to last!
Thank you, I put a lot of effort into building strong houses.
Be nice to have a fire proof roof also. Steel frame and double steel roof separated by a double inches to let air going up the roof to open air ridge to produce a self cooing roof.
In latin american country we use cement for all our construcion is normal to use wood to mix in the house as feature decore but its all 100% brick and cement and steel all interiro walls too not just the outside
Do you guys build in the Oviedo area? How much typically per sq foot? What would be the upfront costs and what are the financing options I have?
Was the fill soil compacted with compacter before pouring concrete slab on it?
Yes, I use Jeanne Berg of Anticus Engineering, for all my soil testing.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
How can I get to see the floor plan in the closing credits?
Hi Kuni, some our floor plans on website: cogdillbuildersflorida.com/
Is there an option to have a concrete roof?
Nice job on this from an engineer. Very well built. Not being from Florida, how would one replace a small window with a much larger one in this type of construction 4-5 years after it was built?
you dont
By cutting in a larger lintel and cutting a bigger opening, then cosmetic repair of the inside and outside surfaces and returns
In Northern Australia we usually have a bondbeam poured on all courses above window and door height. In that scenario, an opening can be cut without compromising the structure.
What is the square footage of this one?
Hi, great video! Can you please tell me the time lapse set up? Cheers
Tanks for the compliment, the owner is a camera man for one of the local TV stations, so we both contributed clips and he spliced the video together.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
Tanks
The construction culture of the residential houses left in 20th century, if compare with Europe and Russia. I see, а huge potential for business in US in this area including progressive and modern construction materials usage.
Construction is very regional in nature, materials and methods used in the majority of homes in a given area rarely change over time.
Many alternative building systems have been tried and failed in Florida, therefore sticking with the traditional materials and improving
installation of those methods is the most efficient program.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
@@Cogdillbuildersflorida Thanks for your comment. From my point of view the many alternative building systems have been failed because price of wood is too low for the US market or other construction materials are too expensive.
The gap of prices: wood vs bricks, concrete and etc. is huge.
Hi Mike : Does your company have a solid pour option 4 block homes, have narrow vacant lot in Orlando. Ty
good job . Also we have to same techniq in my county for all buildins ( Türkiye ) . Can you inform me abouth costs like this one 2000 sqf Thanx
THANX????
No pillars?
No rebars in concrete slab?
No, we use commercial grade fiber mesh and sawcut joints using a Soffcut early entry saw
@@Cogdillbuildersflorida do homes in Florida need to be built on slabs or can they be built with a crawlspace?
@@truthtortoise3153 both styles are built in Florida, slab on grade are more common.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
I own the land, but how can I finance a project like this?
I think u should contact ur local concrete house builders
I have two lenders I typically refer clients to, if interested contact me,
Thanks
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc
@@Cogdillbuildersflorida thanks for your reply. I sold the land about a couple weeks ago. Thanks!
will you travel to missouri and build my house? lot is free and clear, plans are in hand and we live on a lake so you could make it a summer trip with the fam; i’ll get you a rental here. whadya say? 😎
I'm just curious.. do you use structural columns and beams in your houses in florida? A response would be appreciated. thanks
Yes. Always in the corners and by the windows/doors. Rebar tied into the slab all the way up to the top which is poured all the way around with Rebar.
Of course we do, look at the columns I formed and poured at the front lanai
what about water intrusion thru the cement blocks?
I,m sure they put flashing, to prevent that...
I use Sherwin Williams Loxon primer and top coat, no intrusion will occur with a quality coating system.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
Does anyone know why the foundation was so deep and why so much fill
Thats what a good foundation looks like.
Floor of the house needs to be elevated, fill is just to hold the slab.
Because the local building department dictates the slab must be a minimum o f 18" above road crown, plus sitting the house up high gives the desired architectural effect and promotes water runoff.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
This must cost at least twice what a stick house goes for!
NO they just make a cheap fucking paper house and you pay for them 500k or millions of $ and they laugh making a tone of $$$$$ on that cheap wooden shit.
Not at all, this actually is considered "stick built" in Florida.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
Why is the ceiling made of wood ? If the base is of concrete to resist storms, the ceiling shold also be...
because they stupid that's why.
I have built concrete roofs and crawl spaces on homes, however the cost for a concrete roof is typically cost prohibitive.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
@@Cogdillbuildersflorida would love to see a house with concrete block walls and a crawl space instead of a slab. Always wondered how the floor system would be suspended to achieve the crawl space on a block house
Nice video. Would be a little better if company info block was smaller or reduced to one or two lines so we can see more of what it is now covering and distracting from. (We know who you are by the title of your video.) A little bit slower would also make it easy to see what is going on. Nevertheless, good work in video and from what we can see on the ground.
Thanks Henry for a good feedback.
hmm to steel matting in the foundation..hmmm...
What do you mean?
Steel matting is useless, I use commercial grade fibermesh; fiberglass reinforcing fibers, then I cut control joints using a early entry saw (soff-cut 150 saw ) the same same day as the pour to control cracking.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
existing rooms not cement but di sekat , sekat , sekat
Who is your concrete/block subcontractor?
Michael Palm Construction out of Brooksville 727-967-8415
Okay thanks! One more question, do you frame out your block walls on the interior for drywall and insulation or do you just go directly off of them.
All those pipes buried in the slab will at some point fail, would hate to be the owner when I hear the news about a leak underneath the slab.
at some point in life everything fails, the expected service life of PVC water pipe is 100 years, waterfm.com/study-takes-comprehensive-look-pvc-life-cycle-assessment-sustainability/#:~:text=PVC%20pipe%20is%20assigned%20a,between%20100%20and%20300%20years.
Why no colums? Like in phil or japan?
No earthquakes.
The front porch has two cast in place concrete columns, review the video and you will see me forming the columns, the rest of the hose does not need columns, the roof truss system is engineered to be self supporting and rests on the exterior structural walls.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
Gorgeous home but it’s probably 400k for a 1900 sq ft home and you have to finance the lot separately, just unaffordable sadly.
He said in another comment that this build was under 300k
what is this type of roof called?
R c c
it's a fucking paper roof.
Trussed roof system with asphalt / fiberglass shingles.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
My house was built in the 1940's and is much better. Even the dividing walls are cinder block!
Many are still built like that here in Australia. 8" external and 4" internals.👍
How much was the cost for this?
Just under $300k at the time of construction, at this point in time (2021) I would expect this same home to cost in ballpark of $375k.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
They literlly placed down grass 😳
It's called sod. It grows right into the ground once it's placed. You treat it like normal grass once it grows roots into the ground.
I prefer concrete house than wooden house..but inside still made of wood not concrete.. here in ph if they want to build a house all conrete..
Price and Time?
rtckuvf
@@lilianepontello5601 what?
You still have to put wood frame inside?
We use steel frames instead of wooden ones
please tell me the price of this house? thank you
I would also like to know. Thanks
@@tylermiller6631 You will get nothing AND LIKE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Euro Fencew You could build this for $130 to $175 per square foot depending on where you live and what finishes you choose.
Depending on sq ft finishes and certain locations in Florida anywhere from $220k -350 maybe more
Just under $300k at the time of construction, at this point in time (2021) I would expect this same home to cost in ballpark of $375k.
Mike Cogdill www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
Lots of mistake but not too bad for an American house 👍
What mistake?
@@Cogdillbuildersflorida Foundation not deep enough, roof is to small and doesn't have ceramic tiles, no metal rebars going thru those blocks, no reinforced concrete to hold the structure.
@@Cogdillbuildersflorida and it's not high enough the door is at ground level, it has a big useless garage, and the kitchen furniture it's uselessly expensive.
@@themaninthehighcastle7242
1. the roof fits,
2. ceramic tiles on the roof?,
3. significant reinforcing steel in the filled cells of the exterior walls plus double knockout top course with #5 rebar,
4. how do you know what the kitchen cabinets (we don't call it furniture) cost is?
5. the front door is not at ground level.
6. the garage is large, like the owner wanted,
Contact me if you need to discuss and relevant issues:
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
Seems much worse than the European houses that have two layers of blocks to prevent moisture problems. Flashing and the like is not comparable.
Not really an issue in Florida. The soil is sand and drains quickly, and the sun shines almost every day during the rainy season drying up any residual moisture.
Two layers of block will not prevent moisture issues, it's the quality of the exterior coating that matters.
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
www.cogdillbuildersflorida.com
🙏🙏🙏🙏😂😂😂
im not even a builder and I see some horrible building practices on this video and here in florida.
1- do not run your water lines under concrete, it will be a disaster to repair one in the future.
2- do not cut into the foamboard insulation to recess your electrical boxes just because you are too cheap to install 2x4 walls on the exterior walls instead of using cheap slats.
I am interested to know your credentials; here are mine; I have been in the building business since 1973.
My family started building in Florida in 1935. My father has the 10th oldest active General Contractors license
in Florida. I have a degree in Building Construction from the University of Florida and hold two General Contractor
licenses, a Class A Mechanical License, and a Utility and Excavation License. Prior to returning to home building, I
worked on large combined cycle power plants, municipal water plants, and roadway/civil projects in Virginia,
Florida, and Georgia.
I draw all the plans for my jobs and have thoroughly researched cost/benefit for every product I recommend
my customers use in the homes I build. All my homes exceed the Florida Building Code, both current and previous
editions. Water lines are always run underground with slab on grade floors for a number of reasons,
specifically to decrease the travel time from heater to point of use. In the 48 years I have been building,
the number of under slab leaks in my homes have been 0, (zero). So under slab water supply lines is not a concern.
For exterior walls, I use concrete block, with reinforce cells every 48" and each side of doors and windows, plus a double
lintel for a 16" deep beam, rare in the area and significantly stronger. I have a local manufacturer (Carpenter Company in Lakeland)
produce 1" EPS insulation board (due to its perm rating) covered with furring strips then drywall as a finished surface.
EPS outperforms all other insulation boards for a number of reasons. The 1-3/4" resulting cavity allows plenty of space for water
supply lines, gas supply lines, etc to run in the cavities and prior to installing drywall, the resulting area between the pipes and cut
foam board is sealed with spray foam, so therefore the insulation envelope is complete. Electrical boxes are thin mount boxes,
I am now building a large home on the Hillsborough River for an owner that did request a 2x4 wall constructed on the inside face
of the exterior CMU walls and this 2x4 wall with a furring strip creates a 4-1/4" cavity that will be filled with spray foam.
The additional cost to frame and insulate in this manner was approx $9500. This will be the most insulated home in Tampa.
All the home I build, regardless of size, are completely customized for the owner, no "cheap" materials are used and
no "shortcuts" are taken. My customers are happy and refer friends and family to me.
If you would like to discuss further, please do not hesitate to call me direct via my cell phone at 813-486-9099
Mike Cogdill
Cogdill Builders of Florida, Inc.
Tampa FL
@@Cogdillbuildersflorida
The video does not show 2 x 4 walls against the block, it shows insulation with furring strips.
my credentials are common sense.
common sense tells me not to run my waterlines in or under concrete.
common sense also tells me to frame a minimum of 2x4 exterior walls.
reinforcing the block walls every 48 inches is required by code so that’s nothing extra.
you said you provided a cavity in the exterior walls for running water lines and gas lines.
I would hate a water line to be ran right behind drywall on an exterior wall.
I’m sure that anyone with common sense would request you to put in 2 x 4 walls even though you don’t normally provide that and I would too for a myriad of reasons.
as far as running water lines in concrete in order to provide a quicker hot water result doesn’t even make any sense.
why would you get hot water quicker to a source through concrete then you would directly through a wall or the attic?
and it’s great that you haven’t had any water lines burst encased in concrete but how would you know if you did?
and if you had to replace a line you’d have to break up the concrete in order to do it right from the head end the way to the source to do it right.
just a few reasons why after looking at the homes in Florida I decided to build my own.
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