NEVER Do This When Building a House

Never do this when buuilding a house. There are a lot of things that you want to avoid when building a house. But one of the worst things you can do is make these mistakes. In this video, I'll tell you what it is, and how to avoid it. If you avoid these things, you will increase the resell value of your home.

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[Wareagletarheel]

My wife and I have enjoyed your tips on building a home. I don’t randomly subscribe to videos but your knowledge through experience was very helpful. Thank you

[LiveFreeOrRIP]

SIR you are AMAZING. I bought my DREAM land and im working on it for the last 2 summers. Coming along awesome. You inspire. Your knowledge is GOLD just Fantastic. I cant say thank you enough. There are FEW people on youtube that offer this type of knowledge Just to help people. Thank you sooo much. The tips and tricks are just amazing. The only issue is my wife. I will say I think we should do it like this and she wont even know what im talking about and inadvertently say NO NO NO that wont work. Her defense is NO.. Ive heard Yes or ok only a few times in 20 years lol..

[wslandry]

I just have one regret about our beautiful house and you’re so right I wish the garage was on the side of the house! I didn’t know this until I went to someone else’s house and saw the concept!

[Saviour]

And remember, elongated toilets and a walk in shower in master, now that's resale and a slop sink in laundry room with enough space for a decent folding table

[pascalxus]

yes, Front entry garages are a complete visual disaster! gosh it's the number #1 reason I never bought those houses.

[johnwayne]

I'll just hire this old home guys, they seem to always have all their crews there, the worksite is neat and tidy and the stuff gets done right the first time.

[dylyo]

Hehe yeah mauve.
Honestly burnt out on Grey but it does make sense. Strangely a dark grey/brown paint goes very well with brass fixtures. We had a former home with dark green (yuck) metal outdoor trim paired with brass fixtures. But that Sherwin Williams dark grey/brown color made it pop so well we couldn't believe it.

[grbrown]

Great video. Hope you do another that goes more in depth with tips. Also I believe that you said to do vinyl windows and not aluminum and then 15 sec later you said that you want an aluminum window. Likely just a verbal "typo", LOL.

[matthewronsson]

By Brother-in-Law and sister had a home built to their specs. Their two regrets were a front entry garage and the children's BRs too small. Their garage blocks who's pulling up when the garage doors is closed.

[angelinagent]

Learning a lot of essential info from your videos. Thank you

[brianblair]

Good video! Enjoy the short videos also.

[johnarnold]

Great comments. Many of these are ones I have attempted to implement in my remodel.

[mayxiong]

Double sinks in a small primary bedroom bath makes no sense. Stick to a single sink and max counter space as much as possible

[nathanielriesterer]

I disagree with opinion of vinyl windows over aluminum. The aluminum holds up especially on larger windows. Plus you can get thermal breaks on the aluminum.

[guineapig]

I am all in for detracted garages. I wonder if you can put a basement in one too...

[tuan]

a big thank to you Wayne. I already subscribed.

[fitter]

What do you think about white shaker cabinets with black granite countertop?

[cecilmartin]

Also, master toilet, enclosed, , , , absolutely

[alberthall]

I was wondering about aluminiu m windowd that have insulating foam inside or woodden windows. Are theese acceptable options?

[shannonhealey]

Totally disagree with the ceiling height extension. So depends on the inhabitants. Some folks like a more human scale, like the home is wrapping itself around you. That as opposed to a more lofty home that looms above you. And some don't want to pay for all that heat moving up and away from where it's more efficiently kept in 8 or 8'-6" ceiling homes. Don't get me started on acoustics too, in those high ceiling houses with wood or lvt floors and multiple kids or chatty dogs, unless you can afford a fabric-trak ceiling with a .85 or better nrc.

You want to create intimacy in a home? Get those damn bedroom ceilings no more than 8'-6" AFF. Loose the tv in that room too.

I had two sinks in my main bedroom. Took it down to one, cuz I'd rather have counter space than the expectation that'd I'd partner in my middle-aged, female, designer life-time. Reality - different for all.

Peace. 🙂