Just an FYI... I'm a window cleaner/powerwasher/soft washer... When construction is complete do a full clean of the exterior roof and windows. Start looking now and get your estimates in...now. prices will vary depending on the degree of clean you want but it should be a one day job for three people. With the quality of product you're putting in you really want a full soft wash of the outside and complete clean of windows to ensure no busted seals in the glass
@@pman2916 reread. After construction. Dust dirt and debris get between the glass and gasket of every window pane. When you have the spring thaw and winter freeze there is a period where the temp will alternately freeze and thaw that debris if it's mixed with moisture. Which is always. This can break the seal and causes the window to lose its energy efficiency and weather seal. It will also allow moisture in-between the two panes of glass which looks like crap. Either way you have to replace the window. After construction the windows are almost always loaded with dust and debris. You don't clean windows to keep the glass clean you keep clean windows to preserve them and prolong their life.
@@pman2916 as far as the brickwork and roof. Moss algae and mold can grow on the roof and siding. It will grow anywhere moisture is present. Anywhere where there is shade. So between bricks in the surface of the bricks and in any crevices. First it looks gross and second that biological material will move to the windows. Once there it WILL kill your window quite quickly. Getting any debris off the walls and cleaning the windows will remove all the dust and such after construction and help protect the work done. It's best not to use high pressure as it will "eat" away at the mortar. Over time you will need to tuck point again and that ain't cheap. So the exterior brickwork should be soft washed not pressure washed to protect the work her masons did.
@@pman2916 oh last thing. Windex is horrible for double pane windows. You windup pushing all the dirt into the seal gaskets and the ammonia added to the solution over time will burn and crack the gasket. Effectively destroying the window seal. Don't use cleaners with ammonia on new double pane windows.
As a builder/Remodeler...God bless people that have the loot to do a project right...We contractors depend on them...That project is a feather in any tradesman's cap...
You are so right about a garage . I am 74 and moved last year to have a garage attached to my part of the duplex. It's so nice not to have to deal with snow and ice. I love it my washer and dryer is in the garage as well.
Hello, please be careful, I had a washer and dryer in the garage, which was under the house (basement) mold, mold got into washer and dryer. Mold makes your clothes smell. Take care
This is the coolest project on TH-cam!! Garage footings don't tend to make for an exciting post, but with this project, it's all exciting!! The work and effort that has gone into this is incredible. Even bigger is to have been able to find such amazingly skilled craftspeople to see the project as you want it, and be able to create it for you. Equally important is the credit you give them and expressing your gratitude, acknowledging how important they have been to making your vision a reality. Can't wait to continue to follow the progress and see how this all turns out in the end!!
Ever thought of adding an elevator between the lower and main level? Even a small dumb waiter lift to bring groceries up to the kitchen. Make sure you use a metal fireproof door between the garage and basement with a minimum one hour rating. Smoke alarm/ fire alarm for the garage is also recommended. There must have been one contractor who built this style schoolhouse considering I have seen these buildings in northwestern Ohio and northeastern Indiana.
So it would be extremely difficult doing an elevator inside, but we are planning to have something off the back of the roof deck to get to the upper level, and then a door into the basement from the lower level! Something that a lot of folks here on TH-cam have suggested and we were like, oh shoot yes let's figure that out! And I think you're right about the architect- we found one thing in the history museum but we need to do more research!
Love all of it! I have a suggestion (don't groan- lol) We have a 3 car garage and what I regret the most is not immediately making a real mudroom-type space in the bay closest to our kitchen entrance. We eventually did when the sporting equipment was getting nuts but that was years later. We put in benches, hooks, an outdoor runner, a sink and some storage cabinets. In a pinch, we can still fit a third car but that isn't very often. Great video!
The gift of seeing your process. We’ve cash purchased a rental property for $23,000 back in 2019. A space that our girls have witness evolve from offering local preschool classes, to community workshops and retreats, to being our home, to now having a tenant. Your videos are truly confirming and encouraging to see that this is something we would like to continue to invest in within the next 5 years. Excited for what our next property will be.
I think stockpiling all the topsoil in a corner of the land would have been better than hauling it all off. You may need it for flower and garden beds later.
I love Madison Street Salvage! Gotten so many gems on there. I’m so glad I was recommended your channel. Living nearby and watching all this happen is pretty cool. Loving the progress.
I live just a short bit south of you, in Columbus(I was just in Franklin for dinner and hour and a half ago 😁), and I go to Madison Street Salvage as often as possible ❤
@@Schoolhousehomestead ....and I love to go to all the other vintage stores a few blocks from M.S.S. as well. Over the last several decades the town of Franklin along with Franklin Heritage Inc.(The Art Craft Theater, etc.) has done a fantastic job revitalizing itself. If somebody would have asked me, "Hey, do you want to go to Franklin with me?" in the late 1980's(my early twenties) I would probably have replied with...."Why?" It's been brought back tenfold since then!
This is a dream come true. I can not wait to see the finished and polished video upon completion. Just breath taking and thank you for sharing. Oh my goodness. The living space is just awesome.
Don't forget you need a garage bay for your riding mower! Lol! Have you considered a type of dumb waiter for heavy loads like groceries, luggage, planters etc. to go from the garage to the kitchen?
On the garage I would have your framer build it as it has Windows but close them in with the brick. That way if you want Windows later on. You can put Windows in later. The windows I would use be non-transparent windows.
I absolutely love the whole what you and your family are doing. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing your story with me. I cannot wait until your next update.
Loving your your ideas. Really liking the roof top gathering. It’s gonna be awesome when it’s completed. I agree about too many windows in the garage but you do want a couple for natural light. Great idea on using the 3rd garage for mud room/ doggies bath n ect… I can almost visualize it already. Definitely love the Up paint/ recycling paint. Wish we had something like that in our town. I’m sure it can be overwhelming but I think you n your husband are doing it right. ♥️♥️😊👍👍🌟
Yes, windows ARE stupidly expensive! : ( I was wondering how you would be handling carrying groceries from garage to kitchen. I have to carry mine up 'only' 6 steps and they can feel like a lot more when carrying up a case of water, cans, jars, etc.. Was thinking you could install a dumb waiter of sorts, to lift groceries from basement up and into the kitchen. 😀😉 Looks like you struck gold when you found your work crews! 👍
Get your foundation trees in ASAp so they can get going while you plan and install the rest of the landscape. If that patio is south west facing you will thank me to tell you to put in a shade tree now!!!
I'm OBSESSED with your transformation progress. It's so satisfying to watch, especially the video exposing the brick!!! I hope this video series makes you as much $$$ as Bark Box (which we love, btw.)
Their one thing your not thinking about snow in Indian bad and that porch set up the snow will just set and drain in to those french doors you need a point roof for the snow to run off the side
Cars and trucks keep getting bigger. make sure the garage doors are not too small for future vehicles. My 1982 garage doors will not permit my 2002 RAV 4 to enter.
Oh wow the change is huge ! Does that mean the patio disappears, now that there are stairs where it was initially planned ? I don't know about the prices where you are, but I was wondering if some glass bricks might bring some natural light to the garage (electricity bills !), while costing less than actual windows, and they are usually dedigned for privacy so you'd end up not really seeing what is inside beyond vague shapes. In any case I'm really looking forward to what's next. I love the green you have picked. I associate that color to chalk boards so much XD
A garage is so important, not to store junk but to keep a car out of the elements. A garage keeps a car cool in the summer and somewhat warm in the winter. Its also nice to get out of a car in a garage and not out in the rain or snow and stay dry walking into your house.
Thank you for sharing the video’s I so look forward to a new one and get super excited to see how it is changing. I have often dreamed of restoring an old piece of property and giving it a new life. Watching you do it has been wonderful. God Bless
Love seeing the progress and hearing the excitement in your voice! I agree with another follower: make sure you have the right kind of drainage around the perimeter of the garage and building to eliminate foundation issues in future. A practical mudroom with shower, storage, benches, etc in the garage itself will serve you well in years to come; don't discount the value factor for your family's benefit and your peace of mind growing those littles!!!!! The dumbwaiter/elevator is a great idea, too, for getting all manner of food/supplies to the main floor. Not to mention preparing your home for future, aging in place needs. I thought for a moment the initial work up plan was going to be changed to include an interior ramp with storage underneath in the third bay. Might work! Blessings!!!!
The spiral staircase is wonderful! If you had a large party with family and friends or part of the small town, that staircase would be handy so people could go down to the lower area patio instead of everyone above the garage. I'm sure people from the town would love to come to the party to celebrate the refurbishment of the school they went to 😊😊
I love, love, love your videos. My elementary school is for sale and I cannot fathom buying that and making it in my home. Especially since I don’t live even close to that city anymore. So more power to you all for all you are truly doing.
I love seeing the iterations! Especially weaving form and function together. I have to say one of my favorites is the idea of the deck shed. What a great use of space!
Keep in mind about drainage for when it rains. The back door off the garage to the backyard will flood. Looking at the computer rendering, I see that the door is lower than ground level. Which will pool with water and flood the garage. Hope this is helpful. Love the progress of your house.
I've been wanting to do this same Build , I'm in Oklahoma and located several abandoned school buildings or building of the same sort , watching yalls videos have brought a good perspective on this idea , I'm still for it just have a better idea on everything now ....... I like the way your transforming the old school building it's looking great 👍
not sure if you have your exterior doors yet? before you buy sliders, You may want to take a look at getting 3/4 light doors. These are regular doors that have a window for 3/4 of the door and the bottom 1/4 is solid. We recently removed our sliders and did this and I don't think I'll ever put sliders in ever again. Love the work, thanks for sharing.
Really enjoying following along the progress you're making on this beautiful project. Can't wait to see all the pretty things come to life with colour choices next!
I have been following since January of this year! Nice thing that the school will have its glory as a house better than ever. Once it’s done, you should probably rent a room (if there is several rooms) to other people. Other than that, nice work on the renovation on the school!
I just moved from Noblesville to southern IN. I love the innovativeness of your design. I built a new built that is not half as sturdy as your new place. I can't wait to see the completed redesign.
Very Nice update!!Your Kids will love the Place for yrs to come as will you!!! I am from Ontario Canada and we are seeing Tons of old Churches and Schools like yours going up for sale in Rural Ontario!! There is a very keen interest in redeveloping these buildings!!
I'm on the west coast and no little bout your weather. How are you planning to deal with snow on your deck? Maybe it's not that big of a problem. . . . just curious
Wonderful Progress on your new home. Did the builders put steel, "Rod Iron" in the Foundation of The Garage? We did an extension to our home & the builders but in "Rod Iron" for stability of the Foundations, even though the foundation was on "bed rock" Good Luck 🍀 With All Your Representatives. Good Wishes From Ireland ☘️. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
For access to the upper floors from the basement a lift would "futureproof" your home. While the renovations are in progress this would be the best time to do this. Its better to keep all the Stairwells for access and for Fire Exit. Good Luck 🍀 With All Your Renovations. Best Wishes from Ireland ☘️. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
@@edwardm.thornton6313would a ramp be better tho because it still works during power cuts. If a fire happened it would likely need a complete rebuild due to the building age. There’s church in my city was caught fire still standing on outside walls but it’s unstable.
As a woman living alone. I just see too many areas where someone can break into your home while you're in another side of the building. I hope you're thinking about adding flood lights in all dark area and less stairs to access your upper floor. It's something that I would worry about.
Could share the anticipated square footage of the living area of the school, basement area, and garage. Here in Houston I'm able to sit outside with mosquitoes by having a screen room off of my main house. While Houston is really humid, there are times of the year that I can use it in the mornings and evenings.
Love your project. I recommend not going with a pergola for that space. I went with a pergola and lived there for 13 years. While they are beautiful and have some advantages, everything is always dirty underneath from rain/dripping, it's impossible to keep up with. Just a thought, but you might think about a solid roof for that outdoor space. Sounds like you want to use it quite a bit.
Wish there was a way to make an enormous dumb waiters to handle the lift up to the main floor. Imagine a grain elevator lift. It might take drilling down for the counter weights. Just a thought.
I don't know if anyone else made this comment already, but have you considered using container boxes for your garage? I know it doesn't exactly go with the esthetic of the building, but it's a thought. Keep up the awesome videos. Loving the process!!!
And your teams have put into the schoolhouse. I love the terrace deck! How does the sunshine impact it in the morning and afternoon? I love the post! Can’t wait for the next!
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Just an FYI... I'm a window cleaner/powerwasher/soft washer... When construction is complete do a full clean of the exterior roof and windows. Start looking now and get your estimates in...now. prices will vary depending on the degree of clean you want but it should be a one day job for three people. With the quality of product you're putting in you really want a full soft wash of the outside and complete clean of windows to ensure no busted seals in the glass
Thank you!!
Why? Do you recommend that for any property under construction?
@@pman2916 reread. After construction. Dust dirt and debris get between the glass and gasket of every window pane. When you have the spring thaw and winter freeze there is a period where the temp will alternately freeze and thaw that debris if it's mixed with moisture. Which is always. This can break the seal and causes the window to lose its energy efficiency and weather seal. It will also allow moisture in-between the two panes of glass which looks like crap. Either way you have to replace the window.
After construction the windows are almost always loaded with dust and debris. You don't clean windows to keep the glass clean you keep clean windows to preserve them and prolong their life.
@@pman2916 as far as the brickwork and roof. Moss algae and mold can grow on the roof and siding. It will grow anywhere moisture is present. Anywhere where there is shade. So between bricks in the surface of the bricks and in any crevices. First it looks gross and second that biological material will move to the windows. Once there it WILL kill your window quite quickly. Getting any debris off the walls and cleaning the windows will remove all the dust and such after construction and help protect the work done. It's best not to use high pressure as it will "eat" away at the mortar. Over time you will need to tuck point again and that ain't cheap. So the exterior brickwork should be soft washed not pressure washed to protect the work her masons did.
@@pman2916 oh last thing. Windex is horrible for double pane windows. You windup pushing all the dirt into the seal gaskets and the ammonia added to the solution over time will burn and crack the gasket. Effectively destroying the window seal. Don't use cleaners with ammonia on new double pane windows.
As a builder/Remodeler...God bless people that have the loot to do a project right...We contractors depend on them...That project is a feather in any tradesman's cap...
You are so right about a garage . I am 74 and moved last year to have a garage attached to my part of the duplex. It's so nice not to have to deal with snow and ice. I love it my washer and dryer is in the garage as well.
Hello, please be careful, I had a washer and dryer in the garage, which was under the house (basement) mold, mold got into washer and dryer. Mold makes your clothes smell. Take care
This is the coolest project on TH-cam!! Garage footings don't tend to make for an exciting post, but with this project, it's all exciting!! The work and effort that has gone into this is incredible. Even bigger is to have been able to find such amazingly skilled craftspeople to see the project as you want it, and be able to create it for you. Equally important is the credit you give them and expressing your gratitude, acknowledging how important they have been to making your vision a reality. Can't wait to continue to follow the progress and see how this all turns out in the end!!
Ever thought of adding an elevator between the lower and main level? Even a small dumb waiter lift to bring groceries up to the kitchen. Make sure you use a metal fireproof door between the garage and basement with a minimum one hour rating. Smoke alarm/ fire alarm for the garage is also recommended.
There must have been one contractor who built this style schoolhouse considering I have seen these buildings in northwestern Ohio and northeastern Indiana.
So it would be extremely difficult doing an elevator inside, but we are planning to have something off the back of the roof deck to get to the upper level, and then a door into the basement from the lower level! Something that a lot of folks here on TH-cam have suggested and we were like, oh shoot yes let's figure that out!
And I think you're right about the architect- we found one thing in the history museum but we need to do more research!
Love all of it! I have a suggestion (don't groan- lol) We have a 3 car garage and what I regret the most is not immediately making a real mudroom-type space in the bay closest to our kitchen entrance. We eventually did when the sporting equipment was getting nuts but that was years later. We put in benches, hooks, an outdoor runner, a sink and some storage cabinets. In a pinch, we can still fit a third car but that isn't very often. Great video!
For a family a mud room makes so much sense. You can knock out some of the grime before you enter the house.
How nice having the deck right off of the kitchen with a small herb garden for everyday. The brick restoration is wonderful.
I think your doorbell should sound like the recess bell... just a thought! I love your new home !
omg that is such a good idea, I am totally going to steal it 😂❤️
The gift of seeing your process. We’ve cash purchased a rental property for $23,000 back in 2019. A space that our girls have witness evolve from offering local preschool classes, to community workshops and retreats, to being our home, to now having a tenant. Your videos are truly confirming and encouraging to see that this is something we would like to continue to invest in within the next 5 years. Excited for what our next property will be.
I live just down the road.. drive by almost daily... I love what your doing.. wish you Happiness and Joy in your REAL COOL house
I love that you saved an historical building that could have been demolished!!❤
I think stockpiling all the topsoil in a corner of the land would have been better than hauling it all off. You may need it for flower and garden beds later.
I love Madison Street Salvage! Gotten so many gems on there. I’m so glad I was recommended your channel. Living nearby and watching all this happen is pretty cool. Loving the progress.
Madison Street is just the best. ❤️❤️
I live just a short bit south of you, in Columbus(I was just in Franklin for dinner and hour and a half ago 😁), and I go to Madison Street Salvage as often as possible ❤
@@Eric-Indiana Columbus is amazing!! We go to groceries down there and Zaharakos a lot- Sean works in Columbus as well!
@@Schoolhousehomestead That's way cool!
@@Schoolhousehomestead ....and I love to go to all the other vintage stores a few blocks from M.S.S. as well. Over the last several decades the town of Franklin along with Franklin Heritage Inc.(The Art Craft Theater, etc.) has done a fantastic job revitalizing itself. If somebody would have asked me, "Hey, do you want to go to Franklin with me?" in the late 1980's(my early twenties) I would probably have replied with...."Why?" It's been brought back tenfold since then!
This is a dream come true. I can not wait to see the finished and polished video upon completion. Just breath taking and thank you for sharing. Oh my goodness. The living space is just awesome.
Ill wave as I drive by on April 8th. Im staying in columbus for the eclipse.
Don't forget you need a garage bay for your riding mower! Lol! Have you considered a type of dumb waiter for heavy loads like groceries, luggage, planters etc. to go from the garage to the kitchen?
A freight elevator. 🤗
Mount the many air conditioning units on top of school's roof
So stinkin’ fun! It is really happening! You know the excavator was the highlight of your little’s day!!
Wow the progress is amazing! I love following the process with you all . I can't wait to see it completed ❤
Thanks so much! 😊
On the garage I would have your framer build it as it has Windows but close them in with the brick. That way if you want Windows later on. You can put Windows in later. The windows I would use be non-transparent windows.
"Exigator." Love that. I miss when my kids would mispronounce stuff.
I enjoyed watching the contractors move the dirt around to prepare for the footers. There is a definite science and art to it!
I absolutely love the whole what you and your family are doing. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing your story with me. I cannot wait until your next update.
Continued progress. Thanks for taking us along on your journey.
Might be fun to build a little school bus shelter out front when the kids are old enough to attend the local schools.
Greatvl idea!
Love that you've chosen to redo a historical building!
Loving your your ideas. Really liking the roof top gathering. It’s gonna be awesome when it’s completed. I agree about too many windows in the garage but you do want a couple for natural light. Great idea on using the 3rd garage for mud room/ doggies bath n ect…
I can almost visualize it already. Definitely love the Up paint/ recycling paint. Wish we had something like that in our town.
I’m sure it can be overwhelming but I think you n your husband are doing it right. ♥️♥️😊👍👍🌟
Yes, windows ARE stupidly expensive! : ( I was wondering how you would be handling carrying groceries from garage to kitchen. I have to carry mine up 'only' 6 steps and they can feel like a lot more when carrying up a case of water, cans, jars, etc.. Was thinking you could install a dumb waiter of sorts, to lift groceries from basement up and into the kitchen. 😀😉 Looks like you struck gold when you found your work crews! 👍
Get your foundation trees in ASAp so they can get going while you plan and install the rest of the landscape. If that patio is south west facing you will thank me to tell you to put in a shade tree now!!!
I'm OBSESSED with your transformation progress. It's so satisfying to watch, especially the video exposing the brick!!! I hope this video series makes you as much $$$ as Bark Box (which we love, btw.)
Love what you are doing. I think you should screen in the deck. Mosquitoes!
Looks amazing! Can’t wait to see more updates 😊
This is so exciting! I love your channel! I'm so glad things are finally coming together for you!
You could put faux windows on your garage. From a distance they balance the look of the building.
Great progress and can't wait to see the continued evolution!
Their one thing your not thinking about snow in Indian bad and that porch set up the snow will just set and drain in to those french doors you need a point roof for the snow to run off the side
Cars and trucks keep getting bigger. make sure the garage doors are not too small for future vehicles. My 1982 garage doors will not permit my 2002 RAV 4 to enter.
Great video. I’m soo excited to see the paint colours. 🏡👏❤️
Oh wow the change is huge ! Does that mean the patio disappears, now that there are stairs where it was initially planned ?
I don't know about the prices where you are, but I was wondering if some glass bricks might bring some natural light to the garage (electricity bills !), while costing less than actual windows, and they are usually dedigned for privacy so you'd end up not really seeing what is inside beyond vague shapes.
In any case I'm really looking forward to what's next. I love the green you have picked. I associate that color to chalk boards so much XD
Forman Arlo is SO PRECIOUS! 😍
A garage is so important, not to store junk but to keep a car out of the elements. A garage keeps a car cool in the summer and somewhat warm in the winter. Its also nice to get out of a car in a garage and not out in the rain or snow and stay dry walking into your house.
Add a dumb waiter from garage - promise. Wish I had. We are always carrying groceries and taking stuff to the car. 😀
Thank you for sharing the video’s I so look forward to a new one and get super excited to see how it is changing. I have often dreamed of restoring an old piece of property and giving it a new life. Watching you do it has been wonderful. God Bless
Love seeing the progress and hearing the excitement in your voice! I agree with another follower: make sure you have the right kind of drainage around the perimeter of the garage and building to eliminate foundation issues in future. A practical mudroom with shower, storage, benches, etc in the garage itself will serve you well in years to come; don't discount the value factor for your family's benefit and your peace of mind growing those littles!!!!! The dumbwaiter/elevator is a great idea, too, for getting all manner of food/supplies to the main floor. Not to mention preparing your home for future, aging in place needs. I thought for a moment the initial work up plan was going to be changed to include an interior ramp with storage underneath in the third bay. Might work! Blessings!!!!
The spiral staircase is wonderful! If you had a large party with family and friends or part of the small town, that staircase would be handy so people could go down to the lower area patio instead of everyone above the garage. I'm sure people from the town would love to come to the party to celebrate the refurbishment of the school they went to 😊😊
Your sweet son is so adorable.
I love, love, love your videos. My elementary school is for sale and I cannot fathom buying that and making it in my home. Especially since I don’t live even close to that city anymore. So more power to you all for all you are truly doing.
I love seeing the iterations! Especially weaving form and function together. I have to say one of my favorites is the idea of the deck shed. What a great use of space!
That was a good idea about having eaaier way to get up without stairs because you will need that for your parents.
Keep in mind about drainage for when it rains. The back door off the garage to the backyard will flood. Looking at the computer rendering, I see that the door is lower than ground level. Which will pool with water and flood the garage. Hope this is helpful. Love the progress of your house.
I've been wanting to do this same
Build , I'm in Oklahoma and located several abandoned school buildings or building of the same sort , watching yalls videos have brought a good perspective on this idea , I'm still for it just have a better idea on everything now ....... I like the way your transforming the old school building it's looking great 👍
Lookin' good! Can't wait for your next vid 🙂
not sure if you have your exterior doors yet? before you buy sliders, You may want to take a look at getting 3/4 light doors. These are regular doors that have a window for 3/4 of the door and the bottom 1/4 is solid. We recently removed our sliders and did this and I don't think I'll ever put sliders in ever again. Love the work, thanks for sharing.
What about a Dumb Waiter for the garage to haul up groceries etc…
Really enjoying following along the progress you're making on this beautiful project. Can't wait to see all the pretty things come to life with colour choices next!
You have an amazing voice for narration. Love your storytelling.
It's looking grand. I can't wait for the landscaping to begin. Thanks for sharing
❤Buying the school was a fabulous idea!! Im so excited for you guys, can't wait to see it completed!!❤❤
I have been following since January of this year! Nice thing that the school will have its glory as a house better than ever. Once it’s done, you should probably rent a room (if there is several rooms) to other people. Other than that, nice work on the renovation on the school!
I actually ordered some swatches from UP paint, can't wait till they arrive. I know everyone is working hard but how exciting is that!!
oh whoa!! Hope you love them too, excited to reveal the colors we're doing with them soon too! :D
Loving your videos.
Thank you!!
Just love it. I get a lift every time I see a new update. Great work!
Thank you!!
This project is so cool. 💕💕💕
Like closets, you cannot have too many garage spaces. You will always find stuff to put in it.
I just moved from Noblesville to southern IN. I love the innovativeness of your design. I built a new built that is not half as sturdy as your new place. I can't wait to see the completed redesign.
So exciting to see the progress! The interior brick wall looks beautiful!
Your little guy is precious.
Love the progress you’re making on the new home. Looking forward to the next installment
Amazing progress! 👍
You are doing an amazing job. The whole building is turning out beautiful inside and out.
I wonder if you’ve got a future engineer, architect or contractor on your hands. He looked pretty happy out there. ❤
What a fabulous building to turn into a house, looking good so far.
Very Nice update!!Your Kids will love the Place for yrs to come as will you!!! I am from Ontario Canada and we are seeing Tons of old Churches and Schools like yours going up for sale in Rural Ontario!! There is a very keen interest in redeveloping these buildings!!
It's all coming together and looking fantastic! I can't wait to see your next video!
I'm on the west coast and no little bout your weather. How are you planning to deal with snow on your deck? Maybe it's not that big of a problem. . . . just curious
Wonderful Progress on your new home. Did the builders put steel, "Rod Iron" in the Foundation of The Garage? We did an extension to our home & the builders but in "Rod Iron" for stability of the Foundations, even though the foundation was on "bed rock"
Good Luck 🍀 With All Your Representatives.
Good Wishes From Ireland ☘️. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Thank you! And yes they did put in rebar/ rod iron before pouring!
For access to the upper floors from the basement a lift would "futureproof" your home. While the renovations are in progress this would be the best time to do this. Its better to keep all the Stairwells for access and for Fire Exit.
Good Luck 🍀 With All Your Renovations.
Best Wishes from Ireland ☘️. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
@@edwardm.thornton6313would a ramp be better tho because it still works during power cuts. If a fire happened it would likely need a complete rebuild due to the building age. There’s church in my city was caught fire still standing on outside walls but it’s unstable.
So exciting!
I like the spiral stairs. It looks so fun and add an architectural accent. Love your videos, I'm a new subscriber ❤
Looks great
As a woman living alone. I just see too many areas where someone can break into your home while you're in another side of the building. I hope you're thinking about adding flood lights in all dark area and less stairs to access your upper floor. It's something that I would worry about.
I am so excited! This project is really coming along. 💜💛💜💛💜
AWESOME PROGRESS!
Yay! Another video!
Could share the anticipated square footage of the living area of the school, basement area, and garage. Here in Houston I'm able to sit outside with mosquitoes by having a screen room off of my main house. While Houston is really humid, there are times of the year that I can use it in the mornings and evenings.
So exciting that the garage is happening.
Be kind to each other. Stay safe. Love to all
Your videos and the progression would make for a great show on the magnolia channel
Great progress. Like the idea of a terrace above the garage.
I wish I had an exigator. :) Great Shtuff.
Wow thanks for the updates and video tour 🎉🎉🎉
I love extacators too! What a darling boy.
Epic Reno guys, looking so good.
Love your project. I recommend not going with a pergola for that space. I went with a pergola and lived there for 13 years. While they are beautiful and have some advantages, everything is always dirty underneath from rain/dripping, it's impossible to keep up with. Just a thought, but you might think about a solid roof for that outdoor space. Sounds like you want to use it quite a bit.
Love the progress... can't wait to see how it will look!
❤ Awesome
Wish there was a way to make an enormous dumb waiters to handle the lift up to the main floor. Imagine a grain elevator lift. It might take drilling down for the counter weights. Just a thought.
You were wise to nix the spiral staircase. They look cool but they’re annoying to live with.
❤ Ilove what you’re doing to make this your home !
This make my heart so happy!!! Great job !!!!!!!!!
I don't know if anyone else made this comment already, but have you considered using container boxes for your garage? I know it doesn't exactly go with the esthetic of the building, but it's a thought. Keep up the awesome videos. Loving the process!!!
Super interesting! We just wanted to match the school, we do have a container box for temporary storage though!
And your teams have put into the schoolhouse. I love the terrace deck! How does the sunshine impact it in the morning and afternoon? I love the post! Can’t wait for the next!
It's a south facing terrace, so it will be very sunny! But eventually we want to do a pergola or a 3-season room!