SN1 · EP5
John Webb’s Project Manager, Braden Etchison, talks about getting back into building homes from the ground up and the pros and cons of this departure from focusing on remodels and renovations. He explains how design choices from the post tension slab and radiant heat floor to the placement of the front and side doors posed regulatory challenges.
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Executive Producer: John Webb @https://johnwebbconstruction.com/
Podcast Producer: Todd Zimmerman @ https://nativersestudios.com/
For more information and to contact the Subcontractors, Vendors, and Suppliers featured in this video, here are their links:
the City of Coburg – https://www.coburgoregon.org/
PRC Excavation and Concrete – https://www.manta.com/c/mtrwngs/prc-excavation-concrete-inc
360 Electric – https://www.360-electric.com/
RiverBend Materials – https://rbmaterials.com/
Oregon Hydronics Heating and Air – https://www.orhydro.com/
Johns Precision Plumbing – https://www.buildzoom.com/contractor/johns-precision-plumbing-llc
Majestic HVAC – https://majestic-heatac.com/
Rose City Post Tension – https://www.rosecityrebar.com/index_do_resources.html
Woodchuck Engineering – https://www.woodchuckengineering.com/
Home Insulation Contractors – https://www.homeinsulationcontractors.com/
Emerald Door and Glass – http://www.emeralddoorandglass.com/
Milgard Windows – https://www.milgard.com/
Honeywell – https://www.honeywell.com/
Lockinvar Nobile Fire Tube Boiler – https://lochinvar.com/news-
The Truss Co. – http://www.thetrussco.com/
IKEA – https://www.ikea.com/us/en/
Dendra Doors – https://www.dendradoor.com/
