I’m basing my porch build off this with a few twists. Thanks for all these videos. You guys are the real deal.

I read the entire Ryan's kzfaq.infoUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans and was able to make a shed plan. Using Ryan's Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is great. Where I wish I knew more is with respect to ground preparation and foundations. Maybe that's beyond the scope of Ryan's Shed Plans.

You are definitely a high-quality contractor. You take great care in building the porch to make it perfect… I am definitely impressed! Can’t wait to see the next video….thanks…

Love that long audio Crossfade of the impact driver. Made me really happy.

Didn't know Canelo Alvarez was a builder

Awesome job Kyle and Gregg! Gotta love your attention to detail! Another great video!

Your guys professionalism is so great to watch. Love it keep up the good work and teaching better habits!

Loving the new filming. Added a new dimension to your superb content 👌

I know y'all have done these porch videos before but I always enjoy watching them anything to do with framing and exterior siding and trim work. Thanks

I would go to bars more if they played videos like this. I just wanna be hammered while I learn about pro craftsmanship in a high quality and entertaining way 👍🏼

Perfect job guys, I am amazed of your workmanship and how good you guys are!!!!!!!🎉🎉

What a great job you guys did! Very impressive!

Dude ur a god!!!!! Ive been trying to learn all the ins and outs of it for 4 years now. I love the way you display info.

RR.. you should start including the outtakes/bloopers at the end of each of your videos :) Would show the world we are all human. Love your content and keep those vids coming!

Awesome work! I wish more contractors dialed in the details like you do.

Did you notice how Greg placed the boxes very neatly and square against the house at the beginning? A perfectionist. That’s why those guys work well together.

Great vid Kyle n Greg and also props to the camera guy👍👍.. Didn't felt like a long video at all.... Thanks again for sharing all your work experience with us, there's always something good to learn from. I wish all bosses were like you Kyle!!!!!! 👍💯👍

The 90s are calling. They want that door back. Porch cover is awesome man good work

Very informative. Thanks for the video. Love watching this home get built.

"Your work is top-notch! I'm impressed with how much attention you pay to the details."

RR is the gold standard for pole frame construction.

Love that 45 angle cut so smooth fit in perfect

Those lasers are an amazing tool makes life easier great video guys

The camera work is threw the roof excellent...no pun indented...also, love the precision in all the measurements...WOW

Very nice..bring back the days where I used 6x6 for framing the decor I used to build..I used lag screws to connect everything..😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

Great video! Thank you guys for posting.

A compliment to your camera man/woman! Great job! Well done! 👍😁

that's amazing! I never would have thought 42 years ago that they would make a circular saw that could cut through four 2x's at one time! Any time dad and I cut big cedar beams, we would do our best to line up the cuts when we would flip a beam to cut through the other half! You could always tell when you done it that you had to make a second cut; it was never perfect.

Love the tools in this video. I have carpenter jealousy 😂😂 that laser is mint!!!!

Very inspiring for my next building porch.

Excellent craftsmanship. Really enjoyed watching professional at work. Very well explained. Thanks for your time.

Absolutely superb Professionalism, keep it up.

I enjoyed the video of course, but I was really impressed with the videographer, well done 👍 it was like watching a PBS episode of “ This Old House “ Kyle your the new Norm and Bob Silva combined

Great Job guys!

Just my 2 cents worth but I really prefer these videos than tool reviews etc. these videos are the reason why we all love you guys and got hooked on the content.. even the original 1 angle mounted to the lift shots I love… Annnnnyway… that’s just my opinion, it’s your channel so run it how you want.. I’ll still be here for the build series

Great job Enjoyed it. Thanks.

Took that 12” like nothing. Classic.

Thank you for this ! Good job ! Hi from ILLINOIS

Having the right tools is key

Great work!

Nothing like having the right tools for the job... makes things so much easier. Your typical DIYer has a much tougher time taking on a project like this, but good, informative video.

Love it!

Awesome job Bro love your work.

Nice job 👍 I like the cedar posts too.

you are amazing craftsman wow greetings from the netherlands i learn much from you thnx for sharing

Great job, love your attention to detail. Would love to have your skills.

Great video. You have great skills.

Great information on the 2x12 ill try it on my next one.

amazing as always

Whoever you now have doing your video work, is doing a really good job. 😎

Sick video enjoyed every detail. Thanks

I've heard people argue that all the prep, math and layout is a waste of time but they don't get to reap the reward of finishing the build that is square and exactly what it needs to be. Too many times I have had to help cut custom pieces for every sheet because the person in charge didn't want to take the time to layout properly. Its delayed vs instant gratification and I think in the end your way is faster and produces a better product.

man that is great work. I wish i could hire you guys. But will try to follow your work on my porch

It will be nice for the family to make memories in a house that will endure for decades, if not centuries.

A couple of questions: 1: Why not do a ledger board at the house for the rafters to frame into? Maybe overkill but would be easier to frame (for me a least). 2) why a 2x12 rafter for such a small span? (A 2x6 would work) #3: the porch roof is too close to the higher roof - looks awkward and how in the world did you attach the sheathing and roofing under the higher roof? Enjoy your videos and appreciate your level to detail.

Hay Kyle: yesterday I saw these guy's building a barn dominium, I thought it was you guys. they were using the same materials and tools like you do. I said to my self. No way it's not Kyle and Greg. I said hell no, I'm not watching those guys. I watch the real thing. Thanks for your vlogs. I saw them guys and felt a weird way like some one stole something from me. 😄

"that just took 12 inches like it was nothing"Ayooo🤣🤣🤣

Awesome job brother

The imperial system is difficult. (I'm watching from Russia) And this is work and projects, tools and equipment - really cool work.

GOOD AFTERNOON & HAPPY EASTER

Always fun watching you guys build. Give Greg a mic lol

Excellent video. Good demonstration,tips and teaching .Thanks guys.👍💪

Great video and detail. What is the advantages/disadvantages of framing with purlins vs 16/24 oc roof rafters? Thanks

Wow that drill is bad ass

So helpful, especially if you are just estimating a job.

Really enjoyed the comment as you went along. Good job. That big saw, tho.

Beautiful

Good Job 👍

It would be nice to see the end result... the content was great, and I was looking forward to the end product...

My knees hurt just watching you kneel on that rim joist.

I always use my Master Trim Side Long Saw for the Big Cuts

Lol I drive by that place everyday crazy to see it on KZfaq

Those GRK screws are the best, expensive mind you but worth the extra money!

I put down woven 12' sub-base fabric on the dirt to keep out of the mud. Landscape staples to hold the fabric from shifting too much.

This guy is spot on with his work. Anyone who says he doesn’t know what he’s doing is higher the giraffe balls

Gawddamn! Now that’s a skill saw

I want a beam saw for christmas

Great work! At the wall, is that a longer nail at a diagonal on the rafter hangers?

For light structures such as your porch uplift forces due to wind often will control the design so your column bases and the anchoring to the concrete is important.

I’m going to start counting how many times Kyle says Greg in each video. 😂

If I tried to walk across that beam, Greg would be scraping me up with a stick and a spoon.

Nice one👏 Awesome... How old this now that little green hitachi now?? Looks like still work with no problems... Should have some tool review, how you think tools work over the years of use maybe 🤔 Hey happy Easter you two🤝

Cover photo is so badass

This Video very, very Interesting! To first the good work with to Explain and then in Quick passing through. Very Instructive. Thanks

perfect curve!!! never fails!💯💪💪💪💪💪

Kyle wouldnt it be good practice to treat the ends of the posts that are going to be exposed to the weather? Also is there something that you could put between the wood joints to help keep rot from happening?

NIIICCCCEE!!

What’s your opinion on the Lp smart siding? My local hardware store just got it and I’m interested in your thoughts.

Come on guys.. wear some safety glasses. Love your channel

Hello RR, Your videos and channel in general, brine EXCELLENT information! If it's no bother, please.... Could you tell me, what types of timbers did you use in this porch for: the columns, beams, joist, rafters and eaves?

Just bing watching the home buil. On the majrex , if able would it be better to roll it out completely on the wall going along pressing it to the tape making corners better and reducing joints ? I know it would take more manpower. God bless you and Greg as well as your families.

Ты крут мужик, молодец💪💪💪👍👍👍

Beautiful video and a professional job.

you are for sure pro status. Does there need to be a type of flashing between the wood and the existing wall?

😎Fantasy

Where did you get that drill? I've never send a concrete drill with a guide like that before. Looks awesome

I am concrete on floating slab @ 20+" above grade (the house was set 5 ft above grade and back-filled 3 ft - due to a high water table). There is no basement. One quote person told me that I will get leaks and rot if I don't put my porch level 2" above grade (ugly patio). It's all concrete below 16-18". I just want a porch slightly below my sill that could've been installed in the first place. I think that if drainage is proper, there should not be a problem.

I would be very interested to know the cost of this build. My family and I are moving to North East Texas towards the end of Fall, and we are set and decided on going the post frame route, but since its still a fairly new craze, there isnt a lot of detailed information on pricing.

@rrbuilders- hey kyle, i have asked this question a few times. Can you please explain, when you are calling out "grade", such as on that concrete patio and this porch. Where and how are determining your grade point, then level? I can only assume that the porch you are working on has a slight slope for water to run off, but i see that your laser (180) is near or at the middle of the porch. So one part, near the house has to be higher then the outside edge. All of that seems a bit confusing. How do you determine where you are setting that laser/grade? This is all new to me. Have been in construction for 20 years, but have never ran one of these. Always just showed up and started banging nails. All the grade work had already been done. We live on a farm, i will be purchasing this laser set up as it will come in handy on many projects for the future.

You need a ladder 2’ higher. Also get that ladder closer to work point. That leaning and stretching along with being too high up shorter ladder can get you. All it takes is 1 bad fall.