Construction Shortcuts that Can lead to failure ...

Just use bricks

Alternatively…

99% of the problems I see , it's related to not using European building methods.. Just build a brick house..

You know there's a thing called bricks.

Just use bricks. My tool shed is more solid than this crap!

Or just build with bricks and concrete

I want this dude to build my house

Who is this guy?

Коли будуєш з гівна і палок

Seems like common sense, but unfortunately it’s not all that common anymore.

You don’t need to nail siding into the stud. You nail it as often as they say to nail it and you hit what you hit.

How about not using wood??? Just build all the walls with bricks, in EU we only use wood for roofs

I have never seen squatemalan framers pass an inspection on the first second or third attempt to pass an inspection, then it usually goes into some kind of negotiation that is never actually going to fix any of the issues or pass. Usually ends in a pinky promise and cash.

Thank you for taking one for the team I saw that

@ 0:52 definitely hurt ! Lol

This is why you hire experienced contractors & not contractors who pick up illegals at the local home improvement store before heading to the job site.

Shingles? Man, Those 3 Foot Wide By Any Length STEEL Panels Screwed Down Are Almost ETERNAL.

This is just a SOP for Mexicans

Yikes, that's a scary thought! Always important to prioritize quality and safety over speed in construction. Shortcuts can be costly in the long run.

Wkręty nie są lepsze. Pękają częściej niz gwoździe

Amazing video.

Heyyyy every one of these failure modes is present in our apartment 🙌

That playwood for subfloor is the worst subs u can install bc is compacted short pieces of wood … just use og playwood

Holmes on Homes would be proud 👍🏿

Water always gets behind your shingles and your siding

Use cement

Way to steal some other guys content without giving credit so you can farm impressions. You’re an unoriginal hack piece of shit

The mistake here is not using bricks You build out of cheaper weaker materials — you get shitty results

Nails>screws nearly always but completely dependent on skill of the carpenter. Screwing can be done wrong too but it's more fun that way.

We saw that concussion

Hahaha I can’t stop laughing when he hit himself in the head

Cardboard houses ah