YouTube has an active DIY community where you can interact with creators, ask questions, and share your own experiences. You can leave comments, join discussions, and even connect with like-minded DIY enthusiasts. If you encounter a problem, there will always be someone around to give you advice.
Beyond YouTube, having access to the internet and using a search engine such as Google will provide you with answers to many other construction process queries. For example, you can look for “What ratio of sand and cement do I need to make mortar?” Or, if you wish to be as environmentally conscious as possible with your construction, you can search for “Eco-friendly insulation.” There really isn’t much you can’t learn about building a property on the internet these days. What we would advise, though, is to be thorough in your research and cross- check the information you get: information provided is often opinion-based, as opposed to verified facts.
See for yourself
We have only scratched the surface with regard to what is involved with a self-build project. However, we thought you might like to see how a FrameUpNow steel skeleton is erected. Use the Flowcode here to take a closer look.
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