How To Build A House: Framer Ep 10

Summary

In the video, Roman Luck consults with carpenter Dave, a local expert, to discuss building a 2,900 square foot two-story house. Roman presents his plans, and Dave inquires about the roof system, opting for roof trusses. They also discuss the use of engineered floor joists as per the plan. Roman requests Dave to include porch forming, boxing, and window installation in the project, which Dave agrees to handle, promising a straightforward process.

Takeaways

• 🏠 Roman Luck is discussing house construction plans with his carpenter, Dave.
• 📏 The house plan is for a 2,900 square foot, two-story structure.
• 🔍 Dave, the carpenter, needs additional details for accurate pricing, such as roof type and floor joist specifications.
• 🏗️ The house will use a roof truss system, not a conventional frame roof.
• 🛠️ Engineered floor joists are specified in the plan, rather than conventional ones.
• 🚪 Roman requests Dave to include porch forming, boxing, and window installation in the project.
• 💰 Roman asks Dave to price out and install the windows as part of the project.
• 📐 Dave will provide the necessary layout and details for the engineered floor joists and roof trusses.
• 👷‍♂️ Dave confirms that he can handle the project as described by Roman.
• 🗣️ The conversation concludes with an agreement to proceed, and they plan to meet later.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the conversation between Roman and Dave?

The conversation is about discussing the construction plan for a 2900 square foot, two-story house, with Roman seeking Dave's expertise as a carpenter to build the frame and other aspects of the house.

What is the size of the house that Roman wants to build?

Roman wants to build a 2900 square foot house.

What type of roof system is Roman planning for his house?

Roman is planning to use a roof truss system for his house.

What does Dave need to know before pricing out the project?

Dave needs to know the details of the roof truss system and whether the floor joists will be conventional or engineered.

Are the floor joists for the house going to be conventional or engineered?

The floor joists for the house will be engineered, as indicated in the plan.

What additional services does Roman want Dave to include in his quote?

Roman wants Dave to include porch forming, boxing, and window installation in his quote.

Does Roman want Dave to price out and install the windows?

Yes, Roman wants Dave to price out and install the windows as part of the project.

What is the expected outcome of this conversation for Roman?

Roman expects Dave to provide a detailed quote for the construction work, including the frame, roof trusses, engineered floor joists, porch forming, boxing, and window installation.

How does Dave respond to Roman's request for handling the project?

Dave responds positively, stating that the project is straightforward and that he can handle it.

What is the next step after this conversation?

The next step is for Dave to provide the necessary details for the roof trusses and floor joists layout, and to give Roman a quote for the entire project including the additional services requested.