Finish cutting in this end and off we go

 

Here the deciding factor was always labor cost/ block installed. When it was $.90/block it was block. Once it got much more than that, it's been poured.

 

Just finished this 1800 sf yesterday.

 

 

I would've loved to frame/build that!

 

So many faces. Still the entire bonus room with curved roof.

 

Ready for trusses on Tuesday

 

Enjoying framing this custom

 

Don't blame ya :thumbup:

 

Started another second floor addition

 

Where is your harness at? Big OSHA violation. Not trying to preach and we all hate them, but I would hate to hear about you paying that fine

 

Dude!!!!! Don't scratch that car!!!

 

He moved it after he saw how much the saw spits out

 

Started this Tuesday. One unit is almost ready to sheet second floor.

 

Started this Tuesday. One unit is almost ready to sheet second floor.

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How many guys do you have on a project like that?

 

Good sized hip house.

 

Ready for sheathing

 

1x4 purlins? Where are you located that this is aloud?

 

A little embarrassed to say we were stick framing an irregular hip for a vaulted ceiling and that thing kicked my ass today. Ran the numbers a few times. Didn't want to miscut the 28' lvl's. Much respect to the regular roof stackers! Got to say I was pleased when the bevel and plumb cut were right on. Didn't help that I was dealing with two crazy pitches on the old roof...one was a 2-5/16th inch pitch and the other was a 5-11/16 inch pitch. Gotta love matching existing framing.

 

It's good to flex your brain muscle every once in a while 👍📐

 

Putting the rafters on a garge

 

Started another addition today. Coming full circle. This is the house my parents bought in 1972. Mom sold It 15 years ago got a call to put on the addition.
Not starting off so good, mason is out 2" and block offset is wrong

 

Rafters up roof sheeted dormer s built and covered

 

5,000 square foot custom house I built on the lake back in the winter. All stick built roof and had to cut every stud.

 

Figured out why I was having such a hard time with the irregular hip calcs...the build calc app doesn't have an option for two different wall heights. It went together great today. All done and sheeted. Glad I had a 10.25" saw...the one bevel was 67 degrees. Saw went to 60 and then I added some ply to tip it the extra bit.

 

I like your scaffolding

 

Does your company have a website?

If so post it here.

We only have one yard in my area that offers the boom truck delivery. It is great when ya have the opportunity to use it.

 

Is that weird that your quote was a "Nathan post"?

 

Got it wrapped up and in the dry

 

A little roof action on the retirement homes I'm framing

 

5 days in, were slacking on this project

 

Quad 16" lvl successfully installed and loaded.

 

Did you guys use a beam lift? I would have likely built that one piece at a time.