$9,000 HOUSE - CRUMBLING FOUNDATION - #21
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In Episode 21 I avoid the Corona virus by keeping my nose to the grindstone. To distract myself from the end of the world, I decide to tear up the side porch on the house, replacing the roof and foundation. This renovation has clearly gone far, much further than I wanted but that seems to be the pattern for me.
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Who else found 22:48 satisfying when he hit those blocks on time with the music?
didnt even notice that, it really reminds me of alec steele. his editor loves to find music and syncs it with the hits of the hammers/powerhammers.
I noticed it! Very satisfying.
Your parents must be so proud of you! What a fantastic job they have done.
Brother i swear i look SO forward to your videos! Keep up the good work youre literally so inspirational and very quality to watch!
Another cute house. I love that you buy older homes and make them beautiful again.
I saw your dad out helping! Hi dad!
The deeper you get into this house, the deeper you get! Thank you for the video!
Cant wait to see the next video.. This house is coming along and looks amazing. Keep up the good work.
This is my favorite video so far, can't explain why, just is. Bravo to you for all the hard work. Stay safe.
So glad you pulled out the bushes. They bugged me how close they were , looking good!
I have to say, I was SO relieved when you started pulling out those shrubs.
You're amazing. An example for others.
And you keep moving forward even as the foundation crumbles. Nice determination.
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Milwaukee tools are the best in my opinion! And yes! Get this guy some affiliate action going!
Your videos on the $9,000.00 house are great. I didn't follow much of your last house remodel. But, I saw enough of it. You are inspiring. I feel guilty that I have not even begun a remodel of my present house & home. I'm retired in Virginia. However, when I was a little younger, I did a remodel of our house in London, England. That was very satisfying. It was a mess when I began the project. But it was a Show Home, once I had finished. That was many years ago and three wives back. I left it for my British wife and two kids. I went back to work in America, after taking a year to remodel the house.
Good plant room. That is where I would start garden seedlings.
Thought the same when he started to tear off that shelf.
Good to see you hanging in. You and your family stay safe.
Yes! Go all out on the cordless you won’t regret it! I have all the Milwaukee tools a carpenter can use. :)
Good to see you back!
Maybe a lattice underpinning on that porch?? That would look really nice. Always nice to get a video from you. I loved it. Tyfs God bless you
Man I really loved the music in this one ♥️ calming and heartwarming
hey, Good to see you "self Quarantining" and getting some work done. hope all is well. that little porch is well worth your time.. I think..
Glad you are back.
Ahh that was so satisfying! Out with the old crud! In with creativity and a free spirit!
The amount of money you save doing all your own work and not hiring contractors is a reason to buy the best tools. That's how I justify buying commercial grade tools as a DIY guy. Very impressed with your hard work. You are a driven man. Well done.
Handsome, strong, skilled, hard worker, level headed, your wife hit the husband jackpot.
Lol was hoping he was single.
Just binge watched and got caught up. This is a great series during a can't leave the house pandemic. Love watching you work.
Glad you're back...I was wondering what happened..doing a great job..
Definitely a tacked-on porch. You can tell by the exterior siding on the interior porch walls. 'You can build it Better than it was before. Better, stronger, faster' (adapted from the Six Million Dollar Porch).
Was very satisfying watching you pull out the privet bushes. I hate those things and always replace them with something not so invasive and time consuming keeping them pruned back.
Gald to see you back we miss you. House is looking good.
Would love to see you talk about issues you’ve had with previous/current tenants and what you’ve learned from them and any advice you’d have. For your other channel.
Beautiful job! I loved seeing it all cleaned up and straightened out! Wonderful update! Glad to see the bushes go, they were planted too close to the foundation anyway!
Don’t forget cordless oscillating multi-tool. Worth it’s weight in gold for reno work. 😉
It's been awhile since I've been able to watch a video... and I what to thank you for continuing to do what you do. You're videos are always quality! Also, it's hard to explain but you inspire me to try more, do more, and succeed more. Thanks!
Not changing much to the outside of the porch... just new door, gutters, window work, roof work, and painting... maybe new steps. Lol. Love your ideas and videos and sense of humor! Keep it up!
Whenever he says "I'll probably leave this the way it is" it gets torn out 5 minutes later. I recognize that angry work ethic. Great work
Omg!!!!! I literally just watched all of your videos!!!!!! Loveeee them all. 🥰🥰🥰
You did the right thing tearing out that sunken corner foundation and those bushes.
Yes we seen you trip UP the steps..lol. that side porch would make a great mudroom. Welcome back
Was running dry on TH-cam content. Then this shot of adrenaline!! Love the videos!
I don't know what other storage space you have going for you there, but it looks like that space under the porch could be a nice spot to park a walk behind lawn mower if there was a door large enough. Thanks for the video - always enjoy watching someone else work!
Looks so much better down there now. Truly a bummer that you had to busy out the whole foundation, but it’ll certainly make it a better house. Nice work.
Sir, never apologize for doing things that are right and correct. One can tell you have the next tenant in mind. How happy they will be to have a decent, sound, sturdy home to dwell in. For sure you were raised right. 😬
Good to see your safe
You are so young and have a good business mind about you. I admire your hard work and I have always followed you build. I watch you from Australia and I and a 58 year old woman . Lol I love to build and things and I have a she garage with all my tools. Love my tools as well. Your doing a beautiful job in the house and I learn so much from you ad others. Thank you 😊❤️
Excellent as always! That is how my Grampa used to move the forsythia bushes. 🤣 Thank you sir!! 👍🏻
Thank you young man...hard working guy, just awesome..America!
Keep on going. You are making the right decisions for YOU.
You should get coconut husk carpet ( think that’s what it’s called )and have it as a room where you can come in after work take off your shoes
Man! That super thin cinder block foundation was CRAZY! Scary.
I'm glad you are pulling out those damn bushes!
I was just thinking the worms won't go back in the can when you mentioned the can of worms. I pulled all my bushes out with a Jeep once. Good times.
I bet that is how the porch was originally anyway. Cover with some lattice and it will look very nice. It will be a lovely porch to sit in on a summer night.
New viewer. I have really enjoyed this series and look forward to seeing others. Reminds me of watching “This Old House” and “Hometime” growing up. All about the work, the problem solving, doing things the right way. Not like the shows on TV where it is all about how much they spend (or don’t spend), how fast they can sell, and bland design. Keep up the great work.
says open up a can of worms
gets actual worms
I did not see that coming even though you pointed out at the beginning that the floor was uneven. I know you want to get it right. I now see the folly in using cinder block on any foundational work. Concrete is more stable as long as the groundwork is stable. Glad you have done this before that does look as a daunting task to get the foundation of that side porch corrected.
Glad your back.
I would had put some concrete around the wooden posts. That way they wouldn't be directly in contact with the soil and wouldn't rot away in few years
Glad to see you again. Great work on fixing your house. You keep safe. 😁💖👍
Place is looking good! Look forward to these videos!
Really looks a lot better. Great job.
Looks nice a clear now.
You need those posts set in concrete!
Keep up the great work and be safe.
I’ve been doing my own kitchen! Got inspired from you and posted a video!! Keep it up!!
30 seconds in and Im already pumped to see some sledge hammer bludgeoning!!!
This Guy is a Machine. :0) Bought the Street and made it the best street Smart Move. A Genius and a Hard Worker. I Admire you Big Time. I am sure you will get rid of the cement Steps Knowing You. Take Care.
That roof needed replacing to be fair - good move! Bit of a bummer about the foundations crumbling. Stay safe during this weird time dude
Do a laminate Floor in that room off the kitchen! I think it will make it look that much better and more of a home feel rather than a traditional rental or office. Just my take on things, those rugs tend to get nasty quick with people walking through with shoes.
Only the Homestead Craftsman would have a woodworking mallet at a construction site.....lol! Awesome video my friend!
I think boards then sheathing on top not only gives a better look from inside but is stronger.
Thank you! I know it must be tiring and sometimes annoying to video your progress. But I do enjoy watching. Keep up the hard work! And remember to slow down at times to enjoy the little things
So glad you put wooden posts instead of block.
I haaaaate jacking up old houses. So nerve-wracking
I thought you lost it at 15:43 and decided to tear the whole thing down! XD Glad to see your doing well, since I got let off work for now i'm starting to ramp up my at home projects that i've been meaning to do for awhile now. Got fixing the roof on the shed addition, cleaning and orginaizing the shed, painting outdoor furniture, and the big one to finnish up my kitchen is putting tile floor down which will be done monday! :) Oh hey what are some of the cool finds you have run across while doing all of these old homes? I found down in the dirt when I was digging for foundation posts an old water pump and tons of old bottles that are from around the 1940's!
I love your hard work ethic!
Make it a green house!
Get rid of those steps, they're funky and uneven and you'll regret not doing it. It will make the whole place look so much better.
I know it's pressure treated lumber but i still think that it'll rot in a few years with so much of it in the ground.
I was thinking the same thing. Even though its treated, it will still rot. Needs to be set on a concrete poured footer. Not sure this would pass code now days.
It'll last 30-40 years. Same construction technology as a pole building
Are the wood 6x6's sitting on anything, like a concrete footer? I must've missed that step.
I was wondering the same thing. Isn't wood rot going to be a concern?
I was thinking the exact same thing. Even ground rated pressure treated wood eventually rots, right?
Wondering the same thing, settling of dirt those wood posts are sitting on will ruin the new foundation. Cheers
Bump! Same here.
ditto, also in addition to rot, won't the post sink and settle over time?
I would rethink carpet in that porch. In wet weather, you want a more water resistant flooring. Sheet vinyl would work well, be very inexpensive, and very durable. This is going to be terrific when you are done.
You are right, i’ll do sheet or plank. Thanks
I like all the off topic tid bits you tell us!
Don't get mad,another idea -before you get to ahead of yourself.
but how about left hand porch on that house? front porch wraps all way to side door you put in ,the porch floor and the roof turns at end of house.The roof on those left hander houses are squared at end at two ends not pitched. just suggestion- good luck.
You The HERO Man!!!! Keep it up.
hey man, you inspire me. thank you.
Looks a whole lot better without the privet there. Afterward you can put some other easier to manage planting there.
Hey buddy! Hope you and your family are doing good during this pandemic.
A new video! Hooray!
Nice way to build wealth one swing at time !!!!
Love your videos! Great music in this one!
Definitely need sponsored bud! Love your videos. Keep up the good work!!
Keep filming! 👍
Hey hey man, so I have my own framing company and we use a lot of cordless tools when applicable. I definitely like and use Milwaukee cordless tools a lot, but specifically when it comes to a good old circular saw the dewalt ones are a lot better in my opinion. They're much less bulky, lighter, feel better and have better visibility. Just my two cents from someone who spends all day cutting :P
Just love love these videos can you please make them a little longer🥰🥰🙏 really makes my day you make your remodeling so easy
Know how you feel. When my husband and wife had to do this with my mothers laundry room yep it is....your correct
Helo!... That is a huge work... hard worker!... Love your videos! Be save!
Inspiring and educational. Thanks for posting these videos.
Did I miss you pouring concrete piers for the posts? It seems as if those posts will just sink/settle into the soil and the porch will sag.
Even pressure treated wood will rot.
A fantastic video, mega interesting and great viewing. Your knowledge and skills are so inspiring. Look forward to the next instalment :-)
Much respect Sir!
Good video again. Thank you. 👍😁
Favorite channel man thanks for sharing
Gary Indiana needs you.... it's all kinds of abandoned houses some not that bad though, wait not sure. I just saw so many empty that profitable