Building The Farmhouse | Day 40

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On this exciting episode:
We begin our wall flashing for the standing seam roof and give you all the details about how to properly flash a roof into a wall of siding. We also continue with the siding, with tons of pro tips and good times!

“The Farmhouse” is a custom home for a Western North Carolina family that will sit high on a mountian near The Blue Ridge Parkway... And The Perkins crew will be filming every step of the build! They plan to release 2-3 videos per week following the progress.

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[adavis]

You guys CANNOT keep showing these hot sauces that sound so wild and unique and not giving us a review of them!

[g.ijoebear]

As an IT pro I never though i would hear you use the phrase "war dial" on this channel - you guys rule, great content!!!

[biancasnc]

you should do a short segment of “hot sauce of the week” in these videos since hot sauce always seems to be present in EVERY meal lmao

[jaymoolah]

I know Jamie wishes he had his fingers but god damn that guy is a trooper.

[josephhall]

I have a feeling that Arlo is an undercover millionaire that just likes to work! Driving the old Tahoe and wearing wholey clothes is just a cover up!

[tc]

Love the attention to detail on the metal flashing and siding.

[stefanfrisk]

You guys make me cope with not beeing a carpenter instead of an aging computer nerd. Keep it up!

[TheRemz]

The homeowners must be well pleased to see you guys elaborate for 5 minutes on all the reasons why their roof won’t cause any water damage 😁

[kucherajosh]

“I can tell you there’s all kinds of ways to get it wrong.”
I can 100% relate to Jamie on this comment when it comes to flashing. There is a science to flashing and it takes years of experience to get it right.
I really trust you guys when it comes to flashing detail which is really important for a builder in the San Juan islands, Washington. 🌧☔️

[nucopia]

I’m so impressed at the fine details and the skills you employ to ensure every aspect of the build is to the highest standard possible..amazing !

[jamespppyacek]

Again with the brown. You guys are fun, and you're the Kings of Brown. Pretty light knotty pine, now fake walnut. Brown.

[Timbo]

I would like to know a third of what Arlo knows! I’m sure having him on your crew is a big asset! The siding looks really good!

[roccolong]

It’s called a kick out flashing that should be used where a roof meets a wall. Yours looks way better ! Love to know there others that are always thinking of a better way

[taylormason]

I like a lot of the real technical stuff. I'd love to see a video or two or maybe a series with real technical "boring" stuff. I learn a bunch of stuff with this material that I bring back to work with me all the time!

[cardguys]

Thanks for building with us today, Mark.

[hammertime]

67 and still working. God bless that man. The younger generation should be taking notes

[MrYandel]

i'm a roofer and i think that's the best way to flash a wall, great job.

[ylovkush]

25 dislikes?? What's there not to like?
Its been more than 6 months now I am following Perkins Builders Brothers and I have to say they are just amazing.
Every video is so dam good. Content is super fun with lots of pro tips to grab.
This channel is a stress buster for me personally. They simply enjoy their work and that what I love most about them. Keep up the good vibes guys. I really appreciate your hard work....!!! 👍😊❤️

[timothytorres]

Most consistent and quality content out in Youtube. Great job guys!

[andrewcarr]

I love making jigs for various tasks, that one with the level on was a great idea.