We Bought A Garage On The Internet! | Disassembling it Piece By Piece

Disassembling a two-car garage piece by piece so we can rebuild it on our property
0:00 Exterior Walkaround
2:54 Removing Shingles
3:15 Removing Siding
3:44 Removing Roof Sheathing
5:42 Removing Roof Rafters
13:00 Removing Posts from Ground
13:30 Removing Nails from Sheathing
14:19 Moving & Stacking Lumber
15:36 3D Model of New Garage
Music:
Birdseye Blues - Chris Haugen
Salt Creek - Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum
Backwoods BBQ - Chris Haugen

[@MikhailKojoukhine]

In a moder World Wide Waste it's a ray of light to see people likeminded... Thank you for sharing!

[@betweentwobrooks]

Thankfully the seller also felt it was wrong to throw this away. Thanks for watching!

[@stellablackson716]

Thanks for the great content.

[@betweentwobrooks]

Thank you for watching!

[@protospha]

WOW I never would have known that a disassembled garage , especially a large one, could be loaded on to such a long trailer. I didn't even know there were such types of long trailers, I've never seen one where I live. So - am very glad I saw this video, as it looks now like it could cost me a lot less to transport the garage I was after than I had realised!

[@betweentwobrooks]

Yes, tough to move those long boards without a trailer. Thanks for watching!

[@timh9578]

Were you able to reuse the shingles?

[@betweentwobrooks]

Unfortunately not, there was no way to get the roof down without ripping the shingles off. I will be putting new shingles on that match the roof on our house

[@FreedomPrivilege]

Did you use a Sawzall to diassemble the woodsiding and framing or did you pull the nails?

[@betweentwobrooks]

I pulled the nails for everything. I expected to have to Sawzall some framing apart but it came apart easier than I expected