Building my ICF house part 13: Concrete roof, valley details

In this video, we keep forming and pouring sections of the roof..getting closer to being done
Music in this video:
39:15 - Ryan Farish - Cradle You
50:18 - Ryan Farish - Learning to fly
1:06:56 - Ryan Farish - Spectrum

[jmuller]

Anybody know of a concrete pump for sale? Could be a skidsteer attachment or stand alone model. Some grout pumps will do 1/2" stone concrete too.

[rippatoe]

Jesse you should thank God everyday for the intelligence he gave you. I have watched your videos since you began posting them, you will build, repair or operate anything. Even in freezing weather. My hats off to you young man.

[BlackOTR]

Hands down. This has to be the most detailed sloped ICF roof installation video on YouTube. Awesome 👍🏾 video 😁.

[robertralston]

Jesse: Thank you for these videos. I look forward to seeing them every week. I'm an 84 year old man who lives alone and these videos help me get through the long hours. You are a very talented man and I really admire your attention to "family". Keep them coming. Regards, rpr

[dougwilson]

You are very lucky to have a brother that is able and willing to help so much. Love your and his work ethic.

[robertshank]

Watching this house go up is like a journey. It's like a voyage that just wasn't possible before but now, here we are. It's pretty cool.

[glynndavies]

Who knew that watching concrete work could be so satisfying... love the build, Jesse.

[nated]

My wife and I are planning on having an ICF wall and roof home in a couple years. Appreciate your time putting this together to help us understand the process

[gregshirk]

I don't know a harder worker than you. I watch Andrew, that's where I found you. Been watching your work a long time now and look forward to every episode.

[stickhillfarm]

Your crew is excellent. We have a running joke on the job- by the time we are done, we are experts....

[tmchase]

It amazes me how you get such great camera angles and shots while continuing to be fully productive on the job at hand...oh and what an incredible house you're building, hats off my young friend!!

[allanblackburn]

We all know the weather is unpredictable Jesse sometimes you just need to go for it and hope the weather is on your side. Irrespective of how the concrete may look what you have taken on building your house, I think are doing a fantastic job. As well as all the hard work you are putting into this build there is as you say, the putting together the filming and editing of it. I love your vlogs and they can be as long or as short as you want them to be, as I know the content will be brilliant.

[davelindgren]

This was really interesting. Had not seen someone try to do an ICF roof on their own with out a giant concrete pump.

[jameslabranche]

Been waiting for this video for over a year. Hats off to your dedication and problem solving skills!

[glg]

Your videos are never boring! So interesting and well done. Thank you for sharing this amazing build with us. Nice views of the surrounding area also. Stay safe and hope the weather holds for you guys. All the best. Peace and Good Fortune and Good Health to you all.

[pthomson]

Your videos are nuggets of gold. Thank you so much.

[douglascampbell]

Great video, very interesting construction. You're going to have the quietest house in the country!

[saren]

Man you really had that last section nailed. Looking great!

[jamescole]

1/10/23; cc on your 7/12 roof slope (3rd story up) is waay tons of effort, but you sir, have dedication!💪👏 Gotta wear safety harness on next pour...too risky even though you/crew have experience working on many roof projects, this one in particular, but waay too risky without harness. Other: that 'Rattle Snake' vibratory attachment looks like it works! Nice! Your roof/house is looking good! Stay safe Jesse & carry on!👍👍👍🛠🪚⚙️...oh yes, where was your coffee pot? Kinda chilly lookin' working up on yur roof in that freezing temperature!🤗

[justincrasi]

very impressive. i haven't seen any video this in depth on a concrete sloped roof. i've always wondered how it's done. awesome!