You have be so proud of your beautiful daughter ❤️ Cooking for everyone, these days children don't want do anything. All your children I love watching them 🥰
This is exactly what I told my husband about Justin and Rebecca's daughter. I even told him that she even does her chores on top of that with no complaints.
❤Rebecca - try using blue painters tape on the floor to measure out your rooms - it’s a great way to better visualize the actual space before walls go up👍 I even used this trick to help me decide on the size of our kitchen island❤ God bless you guys! Hugs too!❤
there’s plenty of time for a horse. they are big animals. let her grow up a little. she is super responsible, yes, absolutely, but there’s a lot to it.
I think Lily is going to be challenging her mother in the new kitchen, wanting more time to do some of her own cooking. This demo is really fun to watch but the remodel work will be even more fun.
WOW do much work to do. I can not wait to see it all done. & Sending Angels to you Randolph to help you heal faster. I hope the cost will not get to be that much more over what you where thinking. God be with you all. I love you all.
Wow! Prices went up like crazy! I remember I paid $20 for a 2x4x10 I had a moment! I hope you don't go too much into debt. God bless and give you wisdom!🤗🙏
@@tonygrimes13 Google the guy. He's not worth peanuts. And did you see how much he made to self publish his new book? There are ways to self publish that require nothing up front. What did he need the money for?
Week after week, as I watch the 3 ring circus you call family is hilarious. (Maybe it’s just the editing?). And without a doubt, Lilly is the most stable reliable adult who functions above her age every day. She is my mini idol.
I like to see the demo videos and the work you are doing. Would like to see more. I enjoyed it watching all the videos of clearing the woods in 100 days videos
Lily, you are a gem. I hope you find your horse of a life time soon. There is no doubt you will be a wonderful horse-woman. All of the Rhodes children are wonderful. I’m enjoying this part of your story line. Thanks for letting us watch over your shoulders.
I love watching all the progress you have made with the demo, is really interesting to me seeing how a house in the us arre made, it is so different from i am used to everything is brick and concrete to me , I'm a 25 year old female civil engineer from Peru. Keep up the hard work guys. ¡Saludos a los niños!
Houses in the US? No. This is what was originally a barn in North Carolina. This doesn't have anything to do with houses in the US, because every State in the US has different rules for everything to do with building a house.
@@bncsmom1 most houses i've seen videos and diy tipe of stuff are made out of wood and drywall , of course i know every place has different rules even the concrete houses has different parameters
Your kids are so impressive and they are going to be so happy when they are older and have such great work ethic, memories, and skills! Great job on raising them and all that you’re doing! I love watching your videos! ❤
Awesome project! My husband and I built a 600sq.ft. hay bale house in 2000 and started the passive solar a month before 9:11! I hear your pain about the price of materials going to the moon! Buy everything you can now, and maybe, someone with a tiny budget might love to pull out nails in order to recycle some of your demolition wood!
Boots would be so happy for y’all but he would want u to keep all the wood lol and everything else lol so happy for your family thanks for sharing many blessings
I appreciate the past few videos and the more normal editing, not this video but the last 2 seemed longer and I always enjoy the pep talks from Justin. Thanks for sharing insight and real life.
NAIL REMOVAL TOOL: Air Powered… off of an air compressor… I use one. It saves so much time and labor. Hook up the “Air Nail Removal Tool” to your air compressor hose. Put the tool over the pointed side, pull the trigger, the nail shoots out the other side!
I recommend you put the new cold room in one of the stalls next to the stairs way and a milk processing room on the other side of the stairway. That way you can access it through the central hallway down below. Milk processing should have a sink with hot and cold water and drain. A dumb waiter added to send and receive food to the kitchen would help with lugging the milk , cream and food. Another stall near those two out fitted for a pantry/larder.
I commend you guys for redoing the Hollar House to be just the way you want it. It'll be a good investment in the long run! I don't know if it would ever get fixed up except for right now. It's going to be amazing! Thanks for taking us along on this journey!
Y’all could air b n b your cabin after you move back to the house and probably pay for the whole Reno in a couple of years! With your platform, you could have the cabin rented every weekend and pay someone else to manage it for you!
We used the scraps from our house to build animal pens and things around the farm. They were good to get us started. Its good to have some wood around for quick builds when a problem arises
I'm surprised the boys aren't hauling all that wood away to use for their projects/treehouse/whatever. Nails or not, the reuse/repurpose value is being tossed into the dumpster. How many raised beds could have been constructed from all that wood?
I thought you might like to know 4patriots has a professional freeze dryer you could use in the kitchen or a butler's pantry type area off your kitchen. You also might like to use rounded corners on all counters in the kitchen considering you have children using the space alot. Have fun planning!!!
Greetings from Northeast Ohio. Is it just me. I get so nervous when Justin and the kids are involved in tearing things out. Whether it is wood or electricity, it makes me nervous. I’m just waiting for the whole roof to collapse. I just wonder how well thought out this is when everyone talks at once and everyone talks over each other when they’re in a group discussing what comes next.
It seems like a lot of people have missed the countless times Justin has said in previous videos, ashes from the wood boiler go onto the pastures. If there are screws/nails/staples in that ash the animals could eat it and get hardware disease. Justin and Rebekah are very conscious of the decisions they make and the actions they take. As well as the actions they haven’t taken YET, i.e., Lily’s horse. I have been watching them for six years now on YT there is a rhyme or reason 99.97% of the time. Everyone has an opinion in the comments but that doesn’t mean they have all the information to form an educated opinion.
It probably would have been cheaper and faster to doze the house and start over. The cost of the demo must be crazy. Getting this structure up to code is going to be costly, but you already know that. I renovated a house and built a house. I would never renovate again. The cost to demo and for fixing problems with an old building can be more than new construction that is straightforward. Finding out the cost to rebuild when the demo is almost done is not a good way to plan your finances. Where was the planning? You kept taking more and more and more out each time you took something else out. Seems like that should have been well planned out ahead of time and done all at once, not piecemeal. If you have workers standing around talking about things, you are paying them to do nothing. Keep the workers moving and have expectations for what work needs to be done. Don't get estimates; get quotes. If your contractor cannot put a stake in the ground for a cost, then get another one. I've fired contractors that tried to bleed me dry. A contractor should come in when they are supposed to, get the work done steadily and timely, and then leave. No diddling around wasting time. Do not let them drag things out. It will cost you. Keep them moving. Make sure materials are there before they get there. You don't want them sitting in their trucks waiting for materials because they will charge you for it. There should be no reason to be remeasuring everything at this stage. You have blueprints. You already planned and paid for them. Let the framers do their work now and get out of their way. Every time you change things, you set everyone and yourself back. That costs you more money and time. Contractors allocate time to your and other customers' projects. If you fall behind, you could lose the next contractor in the timeline becaue they will move on and do the next customer, kicking you out of the queue. My guess is that you are doing it this way to get videos. Man, this is going to be costly. But heck, if it gets views and makes you money because of it, then I guess it works. But if you really want a house built correctly, then tighten the ship and get'r done. I had a toddler when I built my house and he slipped on a board and injured his shin. Nothing major, but we were certainly more careful afterwards. A construction site is not a good place for young children. Best of luck. Good to see you moving around well again.
If you are going to pull the chimney down maybe put that thick green insulation from the cold room on the sidewalk to protect the concrete during demo.
My kitchen is 16 x 32 it is not big enough Rebecca make sure they don’t cut you short on that a 20 x 20 kitchen is perfect for all you do. I'm using my daughters computer and remarked because she is subscribed to your channel. She left it running for me because I don't have a computer.
#1 Answer from me. Knocking a hole to install a light fixture a couple feet from one of those had gotten a visit from the fire department. I tape those things off from the start.
Just remember that it will be cheaper to spend the money now. Inflation and taxes aren’t coming down. Cheaper to remodel your house than to build a new one. Don’t forget to add the skylights in order to bring more natural lights.
@@kristybishop3286 Once again your information is incorrect! They may have a lot of Subscribers but it is daily views that translate into TH-cam income. Please do some basic research before making statements/comments!!!
Watch cog hill farm they built their home and now building their barn They hired a real contractor You have to many chiefs You need a foreman AND LET HIM DO THE JOB Its going to take 2 years just refixing the mess ups....
Good evening I love watching your show the house looks bigger what I was thinking is I thought you were going to use the wood to make more raised beds from the house
We own a Pressure Washing company and in the south the humidity make all the roofs 😮mold with organic material. 5%bleach would make that all go away with one treatment
I get the barn-house is sentimental as your father built it. But at this point, you may as well just demolish it. That contractor is just stealing your money left and right, Hes gunna have a good paycheck after hes done with yall.
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You have be so proud of your beautiful daughter ❤️ Cooking for everyone, these days children don't want do anything. All your children I love watching them 🥰
This is exactly what I told my husband about Justin and Rebecca's daughter. I even told him that she even does her chores on top of that with no complaints.
❤Rebecca - try using blue painters tape on the floor to measure out your rooms - it’s a great way to better visualize the actual space before walls go up👍 I even used this trick to help me decide on the size of our kitchen island❤ God bless you guys! Hugs too!❤
What would the world do without Randolph! ❤
Lily deserves a horse. The boys got motorcycles. She works so hard, milking, cooking, etc.
I agree!!!
she would take wonderful care of a horse for sure.
Hay burners, hard on the pastures, hard on fences, always a problem,
The boys were injured by their dirt bikes…a horse…Christopher Reeve comes to mind.
there’s plenty of time for a horse. they are big animals. let her grow up a little. she is super responsible, yes, absolutely, but there’s a lot to it.
Omgosh. It hurts my heart to see all of Jason’s hard work changed. But I understand .
Lily is like your magic elf. Quietly keeping everything going...
She's a mini woman for sure, getting stuff done
I think Lily is going to be challenging her mother in the new kitchen, wanting more time to do some of her own cooking. This demo is really fun to watch but the remodel work will be even more fun.
WOW do much work to do. I can not wait to see it all done. & Sending Angels to you Randolph to help you heal faster. I hope the cost will not get to be that much more over what you where thinking. God be with you all. I love you all.
Daughter is amazing little cook!
That lilly amazes me more and more I'd love to watch her cook in the videos
You spent $55,000 on a dishwasher & Fridge, dont talk about exorbitant prices lol!
That's not your business to be commenting on Regardless
They are running a farm, it’s not just a home, there’s all the meats and milk, your talking gallons, normally people don’t have that problem
It was sad to see that cold room dismantled.. it qas such a joy watching it be built. Same with kitchen... loved watching it be remodeled too.
If you can afford it, do everything you want now. You will never do it later!
Words of wisdom.
True that! …and do it before you move in!
I agree 100%. You won’t regret it.
They make well over a million a year, they are just playing it up for the show.
Unfortunately " life" gets in the way...do it all...do EVERYTHING you can BEFORE you move back in!
I did not realized how narrow but yet long your house was.
I can’t wait to see it when it’s all finish.
Congrats
Wow! Prices went up like crazy! I remember I paid $20 for a 2x4x10 I had a moment! I hope you don't go too much into debt. God bless and give you wisdom!🤗🙏
Could have saved a bunch recycling wood , insulation & nails
@@sandraking9650 I read another comment that they make a million.
@@juanitajepson689 That person made the mistake of confusing *Turnover* with *Profit* !!
@@tonygrimes13 Google the guy. He's not worth peanuts. And did you see how much he made to self publish his new book? There are ways to self publish that require nothing up front. What did he need the money for?
Week after week, as I watch the 3 ring circus you call family is hilarious. (Maybe it’s just the editing?). And without a doubt, Lilly is the most stable reliable adult who functions above her age every day. She is my mini idol.
I like to see the demo videos and the work you are doing. Would like to see more. I enjoyed it watching all the videos of clearing the woods in 100 days videos
Put in drains now while its open, its easy and cheap and will solve future issues.
Lily, you are a gem. I hope you find your horse of a life time soon. There is no doubt you will be a wonderful horse-woman. All of the Rhodes children are wonderful. I’m enjoying this part of your story line. Thanks for letting us watch over your shoulders.
I love watching all the progress you have made with the demo, is really interesting to me seeing how a house in the us arre made, it is so different from i am used to everything is brick and concrete to me , I'm a 25 year old female civil engineer from Peru. Keep up the hard work guys. ¡Saludos a los niños!
Houses in the US? No. This is what was originally a barn in North Carolina. This doesn't have anything to do with houses in the US, because every State in the US has different rules for everything to do with building a house.
@@bncsmom1
@@bncsmom1 most houses i've seen videos and diy tipe of stuff are made out of wood and drywall , of course i know every place has different rules even the concrete houses has different parameters
Amazing progress; thanks for sharing! It will be a great home when it’s complete! Blessings & safe working everyone 🤗💜🇨🇦
So crazy cool! This is so exciting to see the inside completely gutted! It's huge! I can't wait to see it when you have it completed! ❤🎉
Your kids are so impressive and they are going to be so happy when they are older and have such great work ethic, memories, and skills! Great job on raising them and all that you’re doing! I love watching your videos! ❤
I don't understand why you would throw away so much usable lumber. You could use it in your wood boiler to heat your home, if nothing else.
Tons of nails in the lumber. Justin does not want to burn nails because he doesn't want metal fumes in the air.
Awesome project! My husband and I built a 600sq.ft. hay bale house in 2000 and started the passive solar a month before 9:11! I hear your pain about the price of materials going to the moon! Buy everything you can now, and maybe, someone with a tiny budget might love to pull out nails in order to recycle some of your demolition wood!
💚 Wow, wow, wow, the demolition is mind-blowing. Now the lovely fireplace is gonna go? Wow...💚
Boots would be so happy for y’all but he would want u to keep all the wood lol and everything else lol so happy for your family thanks for sharing many blessings
It feels like you guys just did the kitchen and put that walk in freezers... time sure does fly! 😊
Randolph saves the day again❤❤❤
I appreciate the past few videos and the more normal editing, not this video but the last 2 seemed longer and I always enjoy the pep talks from Justin. Thanks for sharing insight and real life.
Time for Lilly to start writing a cookbook:)
May the forth be with you! Lol! Blessings!
You could be giving away that lumber. Save you dumping fees and blessing someone who can’t afford lumber
Oh no! Poor Randolph.
NAIL REMOVAL TOOL: Air Powered… off of an air compressor… I use one. It saves so much time and labor. Hook up the “Air Nail Removal Tool” to your air compressor hose. Put the tool over the pointed side, pull the trigger, the nail shoots out the other side!
I recommend you put the new cold room in one of the stalls next to the stairs way and a milk processing room on the other side of the stairway. That way you can access it through the central hallway down below. Milk processing should have a sink with hot and cold water and drain. A dumb waiter added to send and receive food to the kitchen would help with lugging the milk , cream and food. Another stall near those two out fitted for a pantry/larder.
Plans were shown in a previous video!
Glad Big Daddy is helping
I commend you guys for redoing the Hollar House to be just the way you want it. It'll be a good investment in the long run! I don't know if it would ever get fixed up except for right now. It's going to be amazing! Thanks for taking us along on this journey!
Y’all could air b n b your cabin after you move back to the house and probably pay for the whole Reno in a couple of years! With your platform, you could have the cabin rented every weekend and pay someone else to manage it for you!
Made me sad to see so much wood being wasted.
Why not use for fire wood or even give them kids a job to pull nails and reuse wood!!!
Yes it could sure be reused! I'm really surprised 😮
We used the scraps from our house to build animal pens and things around the farm. They were good to get us started.
Its good to have some wood around for quick builds when a problem arises
My exact thoughts as well...
That is some barn! Wow. Take care all.
What an incredible waste of good wood. All for the dumpster 🙈... If you don't need it, why don't you give it away?!
Oh lord we have southern Rebecca back, again . LOL She takes on the southern belle accent when the southern accents are around. LOL Yalll
I love to watch the progress on y'all home
If you saw the world cup you saw the best marcha ever! Argentina 🇦🇷 champions of the world!
You guys are so brave!
I'm surprised the boys aren't hauling all that wood away to use for their projects/treehouse/whatever. Nails or not, the reuse/repurpose value is being tossed into the dumpster. How many raised beds could have been constructed from all that wood?
I feel so sad for your fire place.
Lilly, you are growing up too fast! You are so awesome helping the family in so many ways! My opinion is that you certainly deserve a horse!
Oh my, that is a HUGE space and when it's done, you will have an awesome home!
I thought you might like to know 4patriots has a professional freeze dryer you could use in the kitchen or a butler's pantry type area off your kitchen. You also might like to use rounded corners on all counters in the kitchen considering you have children using the space alot. Have fun planning!!!
As an old school mason, seeing any thing like that come down hurts a little.
Yes, I also would imagine
Greetings from Northeast Ohio. Is it just me. I get so nervous when Justin and the kids are involved in tearing things out. Whether it is wood or electricity, it makes me nervous. I’m just waiting for the whole roof to collapse. I just wonder how well thought out this is when everyone talks at once and everyone talks over each other when they’re in a group discussing what comes next.
ROFLMAO...that's hilarious. You see maybe FIVE percent of what goes on in their lives.
Blessings to all!
HaHa you went "Tim the tool man Taylor" on that wall!
It seems like a lot of people have missed the countless times Justin has said in previous videos, ashes from the wood boiler go onto the pastures. If there are screws/nails/staples in that ash the animals could eat it and get hardware disease. Justin and Rebekah are very conscious of the decisions they make and the actions they take. As well as the actions they haven’t taken YET, i.e., Lily’s horse. I have been watching them for six years now on YT there is a rhyme or reason 99.97% of the time. Everyone has an opinion in the comments but that doesn’t mean they have all the information to form an educated opinion.
It probably would have been cheaper and faster to doze the house and start over. The cost of the demo must be crazy. Getting this structure up to code is going to be costly, but you already know that. I renovated a house and built a house. I would never renovate again. The cost to demo and for fixing problems with an old building can be more than new construction that is straightforward.
Finding out the cost to rebuild when the demo is almost done is not a good way to plan your finances. Where was the planning? You kept taking more and more and more out each time you took something else out. Seems like that should have been well planned out ahead of time and done all at once, not piecemeal. If you have workers standing around talking about things, you are paying them to do nothing. Keep the workers moving and have expectations for what work needs to be done.
Don't get estimates; get quotes. If your contractor cannot put a stake in the ground for a cost, then get another one. I've fired contractors that tried to bleed me dry. A contractor should come in when they are supposed to, get the work done steadily and timely, and then leave. No diddling around wasting time. Do not let them drag things out. It will cost you. Keep them moving. Make sure materials are there before they get there. You don't want them sitting in their trucks waiting for materials because they will charge you for it.
There should be no reason to be remeasuring everything at this stage. You have blueprints. You already planned and paid for them. Let the framers do their work now and get out of their way. Every time you change things, you set everyone and yourself back. That costs you more money and time. Contractors allocate time to your and other customers' projects. If you fall behind, you could lose the next contractor in the timeline becaue they will move on and do the next customer, kicking you out of the queue.
My guess is that you are doing it this way to get videos. Man, this is going to be costly. But heck, if it gets views and makes you money because of it, then I guess it works. But if you really want a house built correctly, then tighten the ship and get'r done.
I had a toddler when I built my house and he slipped on a board and injured his shin. Nothing major, but we were certainly more careful afterwards. A construction site is not a good place for young children.
Best of luck. Good to see you moving around well again.
Every word...exactly...well said Most Geacious One
Hats off to Jason with Sow the Land. He built that cool room by himself and it took four men to take it down.
If you are going to pull the chimney down maybe put that thick green insulation from the cold room on the sidewalk to protect the concrete during demo.
silver is better it reflects the heat in the summer and keeps it warmer in the winter
Randolph! He is so smart!
Cut up ribeye cook it add cooked mushrooms and onions and put it in a wrap have a salad on the side what a meal
My kitchen is 16 x 32 it is not big enough Rebecca make sure they don’t cut you short on that a 20 x 20 kitchen is perfect for all you do. I'm using my daughters computer and remarked because she is subscribed to your channel. She left it running for me because I don't have a computer.
I agree with my Mom. You need a big kitchen with lots of room and I say. your daughter deserves the horse.
OH MY REBECCA’S KITCHEN GONE
JASON’S COOL ROOM GONE
🫣😱😱😱. ⚽️🤷🏻♀️
👋🏼🇺🇸🇳🇱🇲🇦❤️
Lilly needs a cooking show and earn money to buy a pony
Copper metal looks amazing!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸
Chimney use some of the stone for fire pit
FIRE ALARM: The Dust may have clogged the sensor.
#1 Answer from me. Knocking a hole to install a light fixture a couple feet from one of those had gotten a visit from the fire department. I tape those things off from the start.
Jason did such a good job building your cool room it was hard to get it unbuilt! LOL
Could be all the stoore and dust making the fire alarm going off
Good ole Randolph!!👍
Fubo is great for all sports.
Dust will set off the smoke alarm. When u tore the wall down a ceiling beam moved. It maybe load bearing.
I noticed too
Looks like a situation of too many cooks spoiling the stew.
Such a huge space!
A DARK BRONZE ROOFFFF chefs kiss!!
Try changing the batteries. Great job on the demo
Can you retro link the vlog where you showed how you got the window unit AC to function to the lower temp?
There is an attachment for a nail gun that you can use to remove nails . Just lay board across a bucket and express into the bucket
Thank God for Randolf!!
What a waste, OMG. Throwing all that lumber away... you have got to kidding.
Just remember that it will be cheaper to spend the money now. Inflation and taxes aren’t coming down. Cheaper to remodel your house than to build a new one. Don’t forget to add the skylights in order to bring more natural lights.
They make caps or elastic plastic bag covers to go over them when you do construction/demo.
Now thats a barn!
What’s the worry about $’s, you make well over a million a year! Just make it what you want.
Turnover is not Profit!!!!!!!!!!!
@@tonygrimes13 they are the 3 highest paid TH-cam homesteaders/ farming channel. They can afford to make their place exactly what they want.
@@kristybishop3286 Once again your information is incorrect! They may have a lot of Subscribers but it is daily views that translate into TH-cam income. Please do some basic research before making statements/comments!!!
Love the music. IMHO
Watch cog hill farm they built their home and now building their barn
They hired a real contractor
You have to many chiefs
You need a foreman AND LET HIM DO THE JOB
Its going to take 2 years just refixing the mess ups....
Learn from Art and Bri... it is good video but the reality it is nit easy.
Oh, the cost of every change to the plan, THAT'S where my brain goes. Maybe stop, evaluate, and then go ahead.
Exactly, change orders will kill the budget!
Good evening I love watching your show the house looks bigger what I was thinking is I thought you were going to use the wood to make more raised beds from the house
Slide the unit out of the metal outer box, then remove the screws in the box to hold it in the wall!
I hope someone is getting to use the good lumber you are taking out.
Lily's Homestead Cookbook comming soon??
Does the beeper tell you 'battery empty'?
We own a Pressure Washing company and in the south the humidity make all the roofs 😮mold with organic material. 5%bleach would make that all go away with one treatment
Silver is less expensive many builders are using it cool efficiency
That's the ultimate gut job!!
Put a huge skylight in your roof! 👍
Injuries all around...sheesh.. you guys take care
I get the barn-house is sentimental as your father built it. But at this point, you may as well just demolish it. That contractor is just stealing your money left and right, Hes gunna have a good paycheck after hes done with yall.
If the house was sentimental, a modest remodel would have sufficed. It looks like they did mostly demolish it.