Also I noticed a few items you wanted to salvage got missed like the lights and vanity. Smart move would be to get a barcode scanning system and software. When you do the walkaround print out barcodes and stick them to the pieces you want to keep. Take photos at the same time. Have the guys scan the barcodes as the items get loaded on the van and set the software to check the items off on an app on the site leads phone or tablet so you can be sure everything that is meant to be salvaged gets salvaged. Will cost probably up to $1000 to set up initially BUT you will recoup that by not having as much stuff get missed or broken. The stuff lost on this job the vanity and lights would have paid for the system or near as. Every job thereafter it would just be profit.
Glad to see someone else repurposing the stuff that's good quality and costs a fortune today,was doing kitchen and bathroom tear outs in the Palos Verde,R.P.V.& P.V.E. area and surrounding areas and seen where even shipping crates used to make cabinets and those old tubs an 18 lb. sledge between four of barely chipped the porcelain and took it out in one piece and it's cast date was from early '58 and forgot the weight,this is my second show of yours and may have earned a new subscriber,gotta watch one more.
I was last in FMB in Feb of 23. I’m so glad to see how much you’re salvaging. My mom’s house on the Estero estuary (shadow wood preserve) and the stuff that gets thrown away is criminal - even just for the inevitable remodel. She had just finished remodeling (of course) before the storm and bought all new furniture. I drove down from Wisconsin in August to get beautiful furniture she didn’t want - thank god I saved it. The amount of waste that’s generated by all of these temporary older residents is astounding - without a hurricane. It seriously makes me happy how you’re explaining about why certain things are unsalvageable.
I tore houses down by hand years ago and everything was sold to be reused to build new homes . We picked the old homes that were built with real 2 x4's and other size wood . Quite a few were built with square nails . Solid doors and really cool hardware , awesome bathrooms and kitchens . Really solid windows that worked great with weights and ropes that were great sellers that people reused . We always either sold material on site that people picked up each day or what didn't sell that day we would haul home . If we didn't haul the stuff home it wouldn't be there the next morning . We hauled very little stuff home as people would be lined up wanting to buy and would be a lot of help in the tear down process . Actual stuff hauled to a dump site was very little and our dump site was fill in on a mans property that he needed filled in and we didn't have to pay to dump .
This is the way it should be done! There was so much reusable material and things like doors and windows in this house. But instead of properly removing them and sending them on to someone else who could use them they just destroyed them and ended their effective life span. So fucking wasteful, all in the name of MAX PROFITS BRO.
I am retired and after moving many times in the military and in civilian life, I found that 'Tape' is your friend. Tape all knobs on appliances either individually or across the face of all of them. I have over the years remodeled and or refurbished 7 houses. It for sure is labor intensive if you are trying to salvage things. Take your painters tape and tag everything you want to salvage and write location on large notepad. When all blue tags are gone you know you didn't miss anything. Have a safety meeting and a walk through with your crew before starting demo/removal of items so everyone knows what is being repurposed and you will also reduce chances of someone getting hurt. Not related to your video but I always take a marker and number the drawers in dressers or anything else that has drawers that will have to come out and go back in and you cannot just tape them shut. I have a nine drawer dresser so it is labeled 1L, 1M, 1R Etc. I was stationed in Key west in early 70's and do miss my boat and all the boating, diving, fishing; was in one hurricane. Now live in Pacific Northwest USA where I was born and raised.
Great job! It was fascinating to watch the process. There were some beautiful materials in that house. It is sad for me to see anything demolished but your attention to recycling and reselling is admirable. I am sure that it pleased the Sample family to see the respect that you gave their old home. Thank you.
Pretty cool watching you all! Hercules should be makeing a list while walking with you! That way you would have gotten that green cabinet, the bathroom sconces and the knob.
Our guys are well paid and are happy dudes, they make money off of the production, they get huge discounts of stuff they need and we throw great Christmas parties they also get bonus $$ off Google reviews they receive...
One thing I noticed is that, during the walk-through prior to demo, the owner went through every room with his crew leader, giving instructions of what to keep and what to lose. The crew leader didn't write anything down! Later on, it turned out that, sure enough, valuable stuff got destroyed by mistake. Buy that man a clipboard!
Yes I hear you in his defense, we use this type work "as fill in work", so they might end up being several crews out there before we get to the tear down....so they get as much done as they can before end of day and they are are a new job the next day.....I guess it really falls back on me.
Me to man. It’s crazy the stuff you accumulate. It’s crazy what people leave behind. I furnished my whole 6000 sq ft house. Have garages full of tools, you name it. I really haven’t had to buy much in 20 years. Lol
Love your channel,just found it a couple days ago. I mentioned that I just sold my place in c coral last may. Miss the warm winter weather.your wife is very attractive, but should smile a bit.
Did you get anymore grief from the neighbour about tearing it down Dave 👍👍🇦🇺 I thought the cooker knob was on the floor in the kitchen were it fell off
I’ve cruised by that house in a much, much smaller boat, and I love tearing stuff down. Great town then, great city now. Hope to be back there soon. Be safe, hammer throwers!
You should yellow tag the sensitive items throughout the home, whether that be a sticker or wire tie style tag that says “finesse” that is fluorescent an tackle those removals first with extra care.
Watching your Demo Team break all of the glass looked like a lot of fun. I wished I was 50 years younger and on the site helping them break the windows too. Pretty nice that you saved so many of the Banyan Trees, the new owner is going to love those in their front yard. Great video!
G'Day from Australia. This is the first video I've watched on your channel and I have to say I'm very impressed with your crew, they really crank out the work. This part of the United States looks very much like my part of Australia (Brisbane/Gold Coast ), I kinda forgot it was another country while I was watching actually. Anyway, all the best and great video !
Thanks for the comment. We are trying to build a community and be educational as well. The guys we have do a great job and are much appreciated. If there is something you would like to see in a video throw an idea out. We may just do it! See you on the next one.
You should go and look into a rotochopper 75 it'll take your demolition and crunch it up to nothing it's like an oversized grinder. If you need bigger grinders they do have them. It will do concrete also and metal
Wow what an amazing channel I just came across and now I'm addicted. I'm going to go back because I'm certain that you have a lot of Videos. So ya you can call me " New guy. That's one of the things I like the fact that I am able to go back to older ones. If they are as good as this one I won't be disappointed. Finally about the concrete and it's got to be clean any debris. What about the re bar in it. Just cerious and because I work for a large cement company and how robust the product is I just can't see that you would to do it. Obviously it's possible with the technology we have today. Ty for putting this type of thing up so that the rest of the world can see it. I will see you in the comment section of your videos I'm definitely going to be be there.. Sorry this is a long rant but it needed to be told 👍🇨🇦
If you have a Habitat for Humanity ReStore in the area they will send out a crew to salvage all those windows, cabinets, doors. fixtures fittings etc and give you a donation tax receipt. They will keep it in their warehouses and sell it or use it for building H for H homes.
Just an FYI for the future. Those architectural windows are worth more money reselling than they are for scrapping the aluminum. Didn’t pay attention if they were insulated glass or not but if they were, you should be able to find a date stamped in the band in between the glass panes. You could have gotten a lot more money reselling them than the ten bucks you got for each window by scrapping the aluminum.
Outstanding video!!! I thought that you were going to save most of the windows in this house, because of the hurricane grade glass…or was that another house in another video??? Wait, grab the square clock hanging above the doorway in the kitchen! Awwww, dang! PS - I absolutely would’ve paid for that green vanity! That was truly awesome. PPS - I still want to see you guys toss a bunch of big beach balls into a pool just prior to doin g the pool demo. You know, just some decoration for the occassion! 😊
@@removeitprosdemolition Dave, just keep having fun while doing your job, that’s what I enjoy most about watching your videos. The passion is contagious!
Great job on the Demo work and recycling ... On the first video on the 22 million dollar house there were some personal belongings left behind of the original owners of the house did you find the owners and gave all their personal belongings back ???? and What was the total tonnage of debris that was hauled out ..... Take care looking forward to your next video
Does all the woody construction debris go straight into the ground at the land fill or is it processed and ground up to separate the material into reusable materials to be resold for new purposes? I saw what looked like a lot of solid posts and beams that could be of considerable value based on their size.
When researching the property did you find out if hte home was owned by the same Glenn Sample that created Port Royal, the community the property was built on?
We decommissioned two ships and we slapped some duct tape and wrote a number/letter on the items that were being saved. Those bathroom side lights would certainly be saved.
Someone told me recently that Allstate and State Farm entirely left the state of Florida for homeowners insurance. It must have been because of having to write a check to the bank mortgage for homes and properties like this....$22 million after a hurricane. Times 100s of homes/ possibly even thousands of them.
30:40 is the water used to keep dust and debris down? Its the first time ive seen you guys spray water on a demolition. EDIT: question was answered at 31:50
Sometimes there's very little dust being generated and we just don't do it. But sometimes there's a lot of dust being generated and we we knocked that down most of the time, the dust is on the ground within seconds anyway, but if it's blown around and at other people's houses and stuff, they get upset about that.
In Germany we often get this furniture for free, you just have to pick it up yourself. I'm always shocked at the prices in the US.That's why many houses survived the bombs of World War II in Germany
My kitchen cabinets came out of a demo house 15 years ago and are gorgeous their was a cabinet makers sticker with a serial number which my wife called and gave them the serial number and they gave all the info of location customer name and was $27.000
I think $22 million is way too much for a tear down on the water, even in Naples. But obviously someone didn't care about deflating their piggy bank(s)! I think a lot of the tropical plants and trees could have been of value but understand time versus money. Amazing method of demolition here. Sad but the view and water remains for the next mansion standing. I'm sure it's got to be bigger and better than any others on the street, that seems to be the trend for the wealthy.
@@removeitprosdemolition I gotcha, Well Im sure you gave it a try, and it just wasnt worth it.. I know you, and you definitely arent gonna throw out money and know the value of a dollar. You may have money but you still appreciate every cent, thats what is so cool about you!
My heart sank to the Floor when i saw those beautiful palm trees 🌴 being uprooted and destroyed, isn’t there a way to get them out in one piece & sell those to to people looking for palmtrees to put in their garden?? So sad 😢
@@removeitprosdemolition somebody has to hual away construction debris from new construction builds, same for house flips. Buying the truck is the hard part. Roll off dumpsters don't cost that much.
We all make mistakes, thermodor lost knob, etc. watching the newest video, boss got caught building a b&b in basement w/o fema issue permit, SO we all screw up.
You know the house actually did very good in the hurricane. It had so much wood construction. It took it very well. Unfortunately, that house where it's sitting is just not worth much as a house. That lot is worth so much that somebody wanted to build a mansion there.
Hello Sir, I am not trying to be nosy but just curious why the owner like to demo this expensive beautiful house? Is it just they want to start all new or the house is unlivable..? Thank u for ur time.
You're right..they do. We don't have then facilities or set up to bring the trees back. Great idea though. Where are you from? Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
you should give habitat for humanity a week to salvage all they want before teardown. It would not cost you a penny and you would help thousands of people.
The guy or crew responsible for possibly knocking off the wall oven knob & not making sure to check the house & inventory the items removed to be resold later, I “DON’T” believe the fact that that happened was something that should ever happen. But there’s at least 1 way to keep this from happening. Anything that has knobs, levers, any easily removable hardware, anything that’s too easy to remove &/or lose/ break/ damage, etc., that should all be removed so those items don’t get “LOST” & put those items in a ZIP-LOCK BAG & put the bag inside of the appliance, cabinet, etc. or if the easily lost or broken items need to be specially packed then so be it. At least those items will be retained for the next buyer/user without the need for a search for replacements. Something else to keep in mind is all items that are removed as “COMPLETE” are sort of in a category of their own. If the item is COMPLETE & interested buyers can see that, I believe that’s a selling point. Buy it & not have to do the legwork to find broken, damaged or missing parts. Maybe there could or should be a bonus to the crew &/or crew head for all items brought back(of the items that would have knobs or whatever-nothing missing)to the resale shop as COMPLETE. Maybe it might seem like a waste of time. Just a thought!!
@@removeitprosdemolitionpre 1980 drywall is very likely to have it and it’s almost always in the mud. Lead paint is very likely in homes pre 1980 but often it’s under layers of non lead put on later. Guys should be wearing protection.
You need to get your wife to crack a smile sometimes and quit frowning, put a bit of cheer in her voice. 22 million for a lot? Some people just have too much money.
@@jennifurzoe1302 She calls it the resting Bxxxx face. Been dealing with her whole life she says. I try to make her smile. Really she smiles alot just not on Camera think she's nervous maybe?
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Also I noticed a few items you wanted to salvage got missed like the lights and vanity. Smart move would be to get a barcode scanning system and software. When you do the walkaround print out barcodes and stick them to the pieces you want to keep. Take photos at the same time. Have the guys scan the barcodes as the items get loaded on the van and set the software to check the items off on an app on the site leads phone or tablet so you can be sure everything that is meant to be salvaged gets salvaged.
Will cost probably up to $1000 to set up initially BUT you will recoup that by not having as much stuff get missed or broken. The stuff lost on this job the vanity and lights would have paid for the system or near as. Every job thereafter it would just be profit.
Working on that!!
Who doesn’t love doing demo?!! Breaking up stuff and starting fresh is so fulfilling!!!
Great video
*I am addicted....... ***
You asked what we would like to see more of.... Joe! More Joe please. Woof.
More Joe coming up!!!
Glad to see someone else repurposing the stuff that's good quality and costs a fortune today,was doing kitchen and bathroom tear outs in the Palos Verde,R.P.V.& P.V.E. area and surrounding areas and seen where even shipping crates used to make cabinets and those old tubs an 18 lb. sledge between four of barely chipped the porcelain and took it out in one piece and it's cast date was from early '58 and forgot the weight,this is my second show of yours and may have earned a new subscriber,gotta watch one more.
Thank you for your encouragement.
I was last in FMB in Feb of 23. I’m so glad to see how much you’re salvaging. My mom’s house on the Estero estuary (shadow wood preserve) and the stuff that gets thrown away is criminal - even just for the inevitable remodel. She had just finished remodeling (of course) before the storm and bought all new furniture. I drove down from Wisconsin in August to get beautiful furniture she didn’t want - thank god I saved it. The amount of waste that’s generated by all of these temporary older residents is astounding - without a hurricane. It seriously makes me happy how you’re explaining about why certain things are unsalvageable.
I absolutely loved watching you take down that mansion! And getting all the extras out that’s just a bonus!
Thanks for watching
I tore houses down by hand years ago and everything was sold to be reused to build new homes . We picked the old homes that were built with real 2 x4's and other size wood . Quite a few were built with square nails . Solid doors and really cool hardware , awesome bathrooms and kitchens . Really solid windows that worked great with weights and ropes that were great sellers that people reused . We always either sold material on site that people picked up each day or what didn't sell that day we would haul home . If we didn't haul the stuff home it wouldn't be there the next morning . We hauled very little stuff home as people would be lined up wanting to buy and would be a lot of help in the tear down process . Actual stuff hauled to a dump site was very little and our dump site was fill in on a mans property that he needed filled in and we didn't have to pay to dump .
That is fascinating where are you located?
This is the way it should be done! There was so much reusable material and things like doors and windows in this house. But instead of properly removing them and sending them on to someone else who could use them they just destroyed them and ended their effective life span. So fucking wasteful, all in the name of MAX PROFITS BRO.
Wow where was this? Were they really old homes?
I am retired and after moving many times in the military and in civilian life, I found that 'Tape' is your friend. Tape all knobs on appliances either individually or across the face of all of them.
I have over the years remodeled and or refurbished 7 houses. It for sure is labor intensive if you are trying to salvage things.
Take your painters tape and tag everything you want to salvage and write location on large notepad. When all blue tags are gone you know you didn't miss anything. Have a safety meeting and a walk through with your crew before starting demo/removal of items so everyone knows what is being repurposed and you will also reduce chances of someone getting hurt.
Not related to your video but I always take a marker and number the drawers in dressers or anything else that has drawers that will have to come out and go back in and you cannot just tape them shut. I have a nine drawer dresser so it is labeled 1L, 1M, 1R Etc.
I was stationed in Key west in early 70's and do miss my boat and all the boating, diving, fishing; was in one hurricane. Now live in Pacific Northwest USA where I was born and raised.
Thanks for that and tape is used by us.....the point I am getting from this was we aren't doing on our scrap out!! Wisdom!
Great job! It was fascinating to watch the process. There were some beautiful materials in that house. It is sad for me to see anything demolished but your attention to recycling and reselling is admirable. I am sure that it pleased the Sample family to see the respect that you gave their old home. Thank you.
Thanks
Yes I understand the scavenger in me hates demolishing anything reusable.
Pretty cool watching you all! Hercules should be makeing a list while walking with you! That way you would have gotten that green cabinet, the bathroom sconces and the knob.
Here that!!
Give your guys decent year end Christmas bonuses.
Our guys are well paid and are happy dudes, they make money off of the production, they get huge discounts of stuff they need and we throw great Christmas parties they also get bonus $$ off Google reviews they receive...
One thing I noticed is that, during the walk-through prior to demo, the owner went through every room with his crew leader, giving instructions of what to keep and what to lose. The crew leader didn't write anything down! Later on, it turned out that, sure enough, valuable stuff got destroyed by mistake. Buy that man a clipboard!
Yes I hear you in his defense, we use this type work "as fill in work", so they might end up being several crews out there before we get to the tear down....so they get as much done as they can before end of day and they are are a new job the next day.....I guess it really falls back on me.
Post it notes, or just simple little colored stickers to designate disposition?
I've been buying and flipping houses for 40 years I know exactly what you're talking about when it comes to free for all
We buy rehab and hold along the coasts. Short term rentals.
Me to man. It’s crazy the stuff you accumulate. It’s crazy what people leave behind. I furnished my whole 6000 sq ft house. Have garages full of tools, you name it. I really haven’t had to buy much in 20 years. Lol
I like your wife, she is all business and she's good at it. You go girl.
I like her too!!
Love your channel,just found it a couple days ago. I mentioned that I just sold my place in c coral last may. Miss the warm winter weather.your wife is very attractive, but should smile a bit.
Welcome back! I agree, she does not smile much. Its her way warm and lovable but she says has resting bxxx face.
First time I’ve seen one of those sifter machines a good piece of equipment and a good explanation on how it’s used great channel ❤️💚👍🇬🇧
Pretty cool works great...
Did you get anymore grief from the neighbour about tearing it down Dave 👍👍🇦🇺
I thought the cooker knob was on the floor in the kitchen were it fell off
Oy was and stayed there....... no more crap from the neighbor
I’ve cruised by that house in a much, much smaller boat, and I love tearing stuff down. Great town then, great city now.
Hope to be back there soon. Be safe, hammer throwers!
Thanks!
You should yellow tag the sensitive items throughout the home, whether that be a sticker or wire tie style tag that says “finesse” that is fluorescent an tackle those removals first with extra care.
That's a good idea!!
Amazing skills. Fun to watch especially when you were breaking the windows.
We love to have fun.....
Watching your Demo Team break all of the glass looked like a lot of fun. I wished I was 50 years younger and on the site helping them break the windows too. Pretty nice that you saved so many of the Banyan Trees, the new owner is going to love those in their front yard. Great video!
It was great fun 😊
They are beautiful, never seen doors like that b4
Yes. They are beautiful and heavy. Wouldn't fit at my house. Thanks for watching.
G'Day from Australia. This is the first video I've watched on your channel and I have to say I'm very impressed with your crew, they really crank out the work.
This part of the United States looks very much like my part of Australia (Brisbane/Gold Coast ), I kinda forgot it was another country while I was watching actually.
Anyway, all the best and great video !
Thanks for the comment. We are trying to build a community and be educational as well. The guys we have do a great job and are much appreciated. If there is something you would like to see in a video throw an idea out. We may just do it! See you on the next one.
This was fun to watch and see how you repurpose items.
Thank you hope you subscribed we are planning to bring this content regularly.
You should go and look into a rotochopper 75 it'll take your demolition and crunch it up to nothing it's like an oversized grinder. If you need bigger grinders they do have them. It will do concrete also and metal
How much would something like that cost? And how much dust would it create?
Wow what an amazing channel I just came across and now I'm addicted. I'm going to go back because I'm certain that you have a lot of Videos. So ya you can call me " New guy. That's one of the things I like the fact that I am able to go back to older ones. If they are as good as this one I won't be disappointed.
Finally about the concrete and it's got to be clean any debris. What about the re bar in it. Just cerious and because I work for a large cement company and how robust the product is I just can't see that you would to do it. Obviously it's possible with the technology we have today. Ty for putting this type of thing up so that the rest of the world can see it.
I will see you in the comment section of your videos I'm definitely going to be be there.. Sorry this is a long rant but it needed to be told
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Thanks for the encouragement!!!
@@removeitprosdemolition nice ty for the response 👍 🇨🇦
If you have a Habitat for Humanity ReStore in the area they will send out a crew to salvage all those windows, cabinets, doors. fixtures fittings etc and give you a donation tax receipt. They will keep it in their warehouses and sell it or use it for building H for H homes.
YES!!!! It makes me happy knowing that!
I will keep that in mind. Thanks for the comment.
Wow that sucks about the knob. As soon as I saw it pop off all I could think was grab it. Hoping they found it.
Never did......its ok we ended up scrapping the oven too old to sell.
Awesome video. You and your wife are beautiful people
Thank you for watching
Just an FYI for the future. Those architectural windows are worth more money reselling than they are for scrapping the aluminum. Didn’t pay attention if they were insulated glass or not but if they were, you should be able to find a date stamped in the band in between the glass panes. You could have gotten a lot more money reselling them than the ten bucks you got for each window by scrapping the aluminum.
Interesting. I will keep that in mind for the future. Are you in construction? Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
Yes, I’ve been in the architectural glazing business for 25 years.
I agree. Fine with the house going, but the trees and landscaping was painful.
I agree and we have tried doing things with landscaping just to much goes into it....
I have always wanted a job doing demo! How satisfying is that job!
Its truly satisfying!
Outstanding video!!!
I thought that you were going to save most of the windows in this house, because of the hurricane grade glass…or was that another house in another video???
Wait, grab the square clock hanging above the doorway in the kitchen! Awwww, dang!
PS - I absolutely would’ve paid for that green vanity! That was truly awesome.
PPS - I still want to see you guys toss a bunch of big beach balls into a pool just prior to doin g the pool demo. You know, just some decoration for the occassion! 😊
Good catch on the clock..I liked it also
Windows were not hurricane rated. Noted on rhe Beach balls. Missed the clock.
@@removeitprosdemolition Dave, just keep having fun while doing your job, that’s what I enjoy most about watching your videos. The passion is contagious!
The house was owned by Glenn Samples the real estate developer of Naples. That's why that caller thought it was historical.
It was one of the oldest houses in the neighborhood also. Thanks for the comment.
Incorrect, it was owned by Glenn’s son Joseph Sample he spent his winters there
I was looking forward to seeing that video. Did you sell the photos of the Navy Commander?
We got them back to the owner.
I am happy to hear that.@@removeitprosdemolition
I could never do a job like that. Destroying things is not my thing, but I like refinishing art objects or furniture and windows
Heard that!
Yes! Take the stuff worth while. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Cannibalize it to the bone. It has been written off.
www.reuseitpros.com We scavenge to resell, repurpose or donate.
Great job on the Demo work and recycling ... On the first video on the 22 million dollar house there were some personal belongings left behind of the original owners of the house did you find the owners and gave all their personal belongings back ???? and What was the total tonnage of debris that was hauled out ..... Take care looking forward to your next video
Got the personal stuff back to owner. Not sure on the other question.
You had mentioned if you had a store front with square footage like a Walmart, it's possible, maybe to start, like a Kroger store front😊
Good point I just looked at a place that was a winn dixie.
Does all the woody construction debris go straight into the ground at the land fill or is it processed and ground up to separate the material into reusable materials to be resold for new purposes? I saw what looked like a lot of solid posts and beams that could be of considerable value based on their size.
I would love to do that my facility is too small.
Goes to the c and d dump.
Did you save the old photos in the garage?
gave them back to the owner
something to think of is sending all that wood thru a wood chipper it would reduce your cost to the dump
Thank you. I will keep it in mind.
They're so many people that need windows on a budget building their own homesteads tiny houses etc.
We have over 100 in stock. www.removeitpros.com
Great I hope you make lots. Where if the warehouse?
28381 Race Track Rd Bonita Springs FL 239 231 0002. 7 to 5 seven days a week
pulled out $20K+ of copper cable that was abandon decades ago off a large demo site. we include in all our bids, that any salvage is our property.
Where are you located?
Interesting. Glen Samples from my research basically developed Naples.
I always thought it was Barron Collier
I found in search John Glen Samples helped developed Port Royal Naples. Maybe that is a subdivision of Naples. @@removeitprosdemolition
Glen Sample developed Port Royal in the 50's. His son Joseph owned that house, recently died around 100 years old.
Have at least 1 new guy each job, that way, you can blame the new guy! 😆
New guys that don't listen are expensive on a excavator....
Hi Angie😊
Angie say's "Hello".
When researching the property did you find out if hte home was owned by the same Glenn Sample that created Port Royal, the community the property was built on?
That's what I understand.
We decommissioned two ships and we slapped some duct tape and wrote a number/letter on the items that were being saved.
Those bathroom side lights would certainly be saved.
We normally use the tape, as yu are bringing to light we are not using it in our scrap outs.....I will change that...good info.
I sure hope that you guys may have taken those personal items and pictures in the garage and gave them back to the previous owner.😊👍🙏
Yes sir we did.
New here. Is there a reason for breaking the windows ? Or just for fun ?
They are windows that didn't sell and its just for demonstration and for fun!!!
Someone told me recently that Allstate and State Farm entirely left the state of Florida for homeowners insurance. It must have been because of having to write a check to the bank mortgage for homes and properties like this....$22 million after a hurricane. Times 100s of homes/ possibly even thousands of them.
I can believe that, then after a while they come back and then they leave again. Its a cycle.
Do you have a website that sell all the stuff you get out of the houses?
Www.reuseitpros.com
TEAC and SONY boxes in the attic, so somebody had a stereo system at one time.
Empty we get stereo systems frequently, sell on eBay or www.Reuseitpros.com
And those windows were hurricane rated. To what wind speed 20 MPH!! LOL
Yeah those were tempered windows, when they were made considered hurricane windows but you seen what happened.
I hope you guys found the knob to the oven. 😊👍
we didn't....:(
Miles of Romex!
The squatters were illegally removing it.
@@removeitprosdemolition All that Romex would have brought a pretty good price at the scrap yard.
In the UK all that stud work and wooden beams would be worth a fortune.
Do you have companies that broker that stuff?
You should pull all shrubbery and try to resell it
Time and space. That's what i need more of.
30:40 is the water used to keep dust and debris down? Its the first time ive seen you guys spray water on a demolition.
EDIT: question was answered at 31:50
Sometimes there's very little dust being generated and we just don't do it. But sometimes there's a lot of dust being generated and we we knocked that down most of the time, the dust is on the ground within seconds anyway, but if it's blown around and at other people's houses and stuff, they get upset about that.
In Germany we often get this furniture for free, you just have to pick it up yourself. I'm always shocked at the prices in the US.That's why many houses survived the bombs of World War II in Germany
How does that work?
You should invest in another demo machine in case one breaks down. That way there is minimal down time. Also hire a good mechanic...
We have three
Damn I could have used them sliding doors dam
Www.reuseitpros.com
We have tons of sliding doors. Hurricane impact rated doors.
My kitchen cabinets came out of a demo house 15 years ago and are gorgeous their was a cabinet makers sticker with a serial number which my wife called and gave them the serial number and they gave all the info of location customer name and was $27.000
How fun.....we take perfectly good cabinets and appliances out everyday!!! Did you get appliances too?
That condenser and air handling unit you’ll be lucky to get 400 bucks for both of those🤷♂️
It all adds up. New scrap video coming very soon.
And it was kind of sad to see that green cabinet crushed should have been taken out before demolition.😊
Yeah we missed that....joe;(
Do you have a link to your eBay?
Reuseitpros
You need to sell those palm trees!
We tried no takers.
How much did you charge for a job this size?
Amazing work!
About $50K
@@removeitprosdemolition oh wow! That’s awesome! I imagined it being 100s of thousands! You are the man! Congratulations on your amazing business!
Thanks@@xav575
I think $22 million is way too much for a tear down on the water, even in Naples. But obviously someone didn't care about deflating their piggy bank(s)! I think a lot of the tropical plants and trees could have been of value but understand time versus money. Amazing method of demolition here. Sad but the view and water remains for the next mansion standing. I'm sure it's got to be bigger and better than any others on the street, that seems to be the trend for the wealthy.
here here!!
You guys need to buy a sifter for the concrete Dump a bucket of concrete on it dirt goes through it concrete goes off the side of it.
I am pretty sure we got two sifter buckets it helps a bunch.
Could you save the palms and sell them? OR no?
Yes just don't have the room or the time, we suck at replanting them.....
@@removeitprosdemolition I gotcha, Well Im sure you gave it a try, and it just wasnt worth it.. I know you, and you definitely arent gonna throw out money and know the value of a dollar. You may have money but you still appreciate every cent, thats what is so cool about you!
My heart sank to the Floor when i saw those beautiful palm trees 🌴 being uprooted and destroyed, isn’t there a way to get them out in one piece & sell those to to people looking for palmtrees to put in their garden?? So sad 😢
Yeah, we actually had somebody come out and look at them about moving them and it just didn't work out.
You should look into starting a roll off business, you already have the truck to haul them
Our trucks are moving non stop. Is there money in that business, seems like margins would be low. Can only do so many a day.
@@removeitprosdemolition somebody has to hual away construction debris from new construction builds, same for house flips. Buying the truck is the hard part. Roll off dumpsters don't cost that much.
3 New Jersey
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We all make mistakes, thermodor lost knob, etc. watching the newest video, boss got caught building a b&b in basement w/o fema issue permit, SO we all screw up.
I own it!!
Well I guess that house not hurricane proof
You know the house actually did very good in the hurricane. It had so much wood construction. It took it very well. Unfortunately, that house where it's sitting is just not worth much as a house. That lot is worth so much that somebody wanted to build a mansion there.
was that Betty White's house it sure looks like it
Maybe is was a standard plan they sold back then, like a sears house.
Did you save the world war 2 Stuff and send it to a museum or vfw
Gave it back to owner....
Hello Sir, I am not trying to be nosy but just curious why the owner like to demo this expensive beautiful house? Is it just they want to start all new or the house is unlivable..? Thank u for ur time.
The lot is worth twenty two million dollars.They're building a mansion
Just another Scrap Away
Or two
Did previous owner regret selling the house after watching the demolition?
I am not sure.
I can't believe you couldn't get a buyer for those palm trees. People pay stupid amounts of money for trees that size at the nursery
You're right..they do. We don't have then facilities or set up to bring the trees back. Great idea though. Where are you from? Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
$10,000 extra profit? That'll help pay for the monthly insurance on a few of your big trucks and machines.
It all helps this is our slow season.
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you should give habitat for humanity a week to salvage all they want before teardown. It would not cost you a penny and you would help thousands of people.
We salvage everything possible and we have a resale shop. www.reuseitpros.com
So you sell things from the property. Does the property owner get any of the money? Don't know how it works, just wondering.
We give them a discount....
Just get a new 3D printed new knob. Not a big deal easy to do and low cost.
Really sounds cool!!
@itprosdemolition Happy to help and make suggestions. Wish you the best of success in your business and enjoying the content.
@@hogwild5844 Thank you!!
The guy or crew responsible for possibly knocking off the wall oven knob & not making sure to check the house & inventory the items removed to be resold later, I “DON’T” believe the fact that that happened was something that should ever happen. But there’s at least 1 way to keep this from happening. Anything that has knobs, levers, any easily removable hardware, anything that’s too easy to remove &/or lose/ break/ damage, etc., that should all be removed so those items don’t get “LOST” & put those items in a ZIP-LOCK BAG & put the bag inside of the appliance, cabinet, etc. or if the easily lost or broken items need to be specially packed then so be it. At least those items will be retained for the next buyer/user without the need for a search for replacements. Something else to keep in mind is all items that are removed as “COMPLETE” are sort of in a category of their own. If the item is COMPLETE & interested buyers can see that, I believe that’s a selling point. Buy it & not have to do the legwork to find broken, damaged or missing parts. Maybe there could or should be a bonus to the crew &/or crew head for all items brought back(of the items that would have knobs or whatever-nothing missing)to the resale shop as COMPLETE. Maybe it might seem like a waste of time. Just a thought!!
Thanks for watching.I'll take all that stuff into account.
U have a great wife
Thanks. I think so also!
The three gorges damn in China will fail, like many building there, they used beach sand
Really beach sand is a no- no?
It is sad to see perfectly good things and plants getting destroyed, a least you save what you can
Yes it is!!
2ton AC dealer price is less than $2000 fyi
Installed, just had two installed they out of their mind here, everything costs so much. $8000 each 3 ton.
God has been too generous to us.
Yes he has Praise God!!
I bet you run into a ton of lead and asbestos. My house has it. Are you required to test for that as I did not see any precautions for the guys
In residential they don't do much with it here.
@@removeitprosdemolitionpre 1980 drywall is very likely to have it and it’s almost always in the mud. Lead paint is very likely in homes pre 1980 but often it’s under layers of non lead put on later. Guys should be wearing protection.
AINT THAT DEAN MARTIN OLD CRIB BEFORE HE DIED
Might have been. People are very secretive in that area.
Knob
staircase
well we we know who the kids were years back that were breaking windows.
It was us. ;)
You need to get your wife to crack a smile sometimes and quit frowning, put a bit of cheer in her voice. 22 million for a lot? Some people just have too much money.
She says she has RBF resting bxxxx face...lol
Maybe she was mad at her husband for committing some stupid act that day.😆
Or she's thinking Australian and that is an upside down smile.
@@jennifurzoe1302 She calls it the resting Bxxxx face. Been dealing with her whole life she says. I try to make her smile. Really she smiles alot just not on Camera think she's nervous maybe?
You need to get some friggin manners, How rude to comment on someone else's better half like that.
The house two doors down thinks they are important what with having their house blurred on street view.
Police or CIA or ????