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Not sure why you're not using Heat Sheet by Logix, unless you've never heard of it. You can get different R values at 2/3rds the cost of polystyrene. It's made to hold Pex, interlocks, and you just walk on the Pex and it snaps in place. Way faster to install, cheaper to purchase and savings on labor. You also never specify which Pex you are using. I use Pex Al, with an aluminum barrier that prevents oxygen intrusion and rusting components with better heat dissipation. Loop Cad is a program that will lay out the most efficient runs while keeping them as close to the same length as possible, costs a few $$$ but does the work for you. Lastly, a 500 foot run is ridiculous for efficient heat transfer. Your clients are spending more on heating the floor evenly and the cost to replace a 3 speed pump is a lot more than a standard one. Sure you'll get the job with a better price for less runs, but they, and you, don't know how much more they are paying in the long run. Buy once, cry once.

Is this the pour you guys did while drinking Bud Light? 😂🤣 It looks like you spilt your Beers 🤣🇺🇸🤘

Just whining butt holes

Here in California I have one rule for customers. Don’t work for Armenians! It’s almost like there culture is meant to rip people off cause they all do it! 6 years in biz and only happened 2 times where customers didn’t want to pay one of them still owes my 5k to this day! Literally locked up the property and ignored my calls. Both customers were Armenian/ middle eastern!

ya but what about that wire lol

Love the rebar caps. Also, you guys mentioned a full house out of ICF. Jesse Muller on RUclips did a whole build of his house out of ICF

how about building a wood boiler video ?????

These people were just looking for a reason to complain. Had you cut the lines he'd have complained the scoring was too deep, or not deep enough. Apart from marking a floor plan, popping lines, literally writing on ghe floor...wtf else does this guy need to understand where his pads are?

If you are concerned with subterranean termintes, the parge coat should overlap the waterproofing membrane coating by a few inches. In this video, there was very little overlap and in a few spots I saw bare foam. Those bare spots will be below grade and will provide a path for termites to enter the foam without having to expose themselves above ground. You want full coverage below grade to force the termites to build visible mud tunnels on the parge coat so that you know you have an infestation. What I saw done was the waterproofing went 6 inches above final grade and the parging went 6 inches below grade, creating an overlap of 1 foot. Even if you don't have the subterranean termites in your area, the overlap would be better waterproofing against water pudding at the grade level.✌️

Great videos. Thanks

Your Rebar Caps actually do the job 😅

Hey Bondo, I’m an icf dealer looking to network some product in your area, do you have an email I can get in contact with you by?

Since the wall isn’t actually waterproofed. It really needs water impermeable dimble barrier. That runner will fail, even in that rain the water would have went down to drain. Gravel all the way to within a foot or two of surface is ideal. Ice has more pressure if it’s 20 degrees.

The ability to persevere in the face of adversity distinguishes those who achieve their goals from those who stumble along the way. Well done Bondo

Had they got you from the start, I bet this would have gone A LOT smoother. 👍🏻

👏👏👍👍

How much for that?? Looking to do the same thing in upstate N.Y

Good work!

Ain't nuthin hard when you know what you're doin

🎉 I would have used zip strip

Don’t know how many time I saw him shake off foam snot and immediately step on it. I hate getting that foam on my boots.

Never work for friends or relatives trust me it doesn’t work

Great example project for what I'm trying to do. Thanks for posting. Good luck with Clifford.

Looks great! Did you decide not to include knee braces for a certain reason? I thought they strengthened the timber frame?

Drum brakes give the moving parts of the braking system some protection against the spray of water and dirt from the front tires, disk brake calipers are a lot more exposed, so rear calipers are much more prone to failure. Most likely your caliper's piston got stiff from corrorsion, which caused it to drag, (which is less noticeable on the back because a front one will make it pull to one side) the heat from being partially applied all the time boiled the fluid and then cooked off the seals, causing it to puke fluid when the brakes were applied.

Is this technically called a rat slab since it's a poured crawl space? Any downsides or extra long-term mitigations needed?

The first time I watched a Slab pour that wasn't on HGTV you gave me some ideals about what to do and watch for on my first home-build slab burning thanks for the term

LISTEN THIS IS KAMALA HARRIS - and I can suck the chrome off a trailer hitch ANYHOW ! Safety is only as good as your FOX block glue. If the glue is not as good then your FOX is not gonna be glued and that's bad.. When it's bad that's not good so you wanna be good and make use the glued block is done not bad but good. Just incase your wanna be good..

Hey Bondo love your videos. Can you pour a stem wall 2-3 ft tall, backfill, pour the floor then keep going up?

Love the rebar safety caps!

Trades are great just seems I’m always on short side

I can tell them boys know those safety & security things! They no playing around with thems!

57:00 ‘and that’s how we do it’

I think I saw bigfoot😂

I luv the beer cans lol

Very clean and organized job, you guys, fast too.

ya but what about that wire lol

Fuck did I laugh when you showed those vice grips! Do what you gotta do! I’ve pinched off a line on pickup one time, more then an hour from home. Thanks for the video. Lmafo!

Looks so good!!

Beer cans really. Not a good look yo. Very unprofessional for sure.

I wish my crawl space was a slab. I also wish I don't literally have to crawl in it.

Is #2 anything like 57’s(river rock)? Thank you

Hi Is this a frost protected footer ? If not, what is your frost depth? Thanks

Nice ear protection

Crazy impressive how fast your crew knocks that job out! Clifford getting some TLC. 😀!

Bob! Beer On Brain

Bondo just a regular Vice Grip Garage kinda guy

Fox Block summer school and automotive repair.

That is fast. You guys know what you’re doing.

Wow you got to be a certain type of person to buy an old funeral parlour & move into it as your family home 😮