As a kid I also loved watching Norm and this old house.. really cool to bring us back to the original house that started it all! Glad I found this back on TH-cam...
I'm only 21 but have been into all the trades tv shows and this show for a few now and its amazing to see old houses come back to life, im specifically into cars but would love to have a chance restoring houses
Sorry to have to say this, but Roger has stepped away. The stuff they put on youtube is not up to date. Even though this was uploaded new, this is a whole season ago compared to what you can see on tv.
That was what my dad and I did every weekend. He was a contractor, and he sometimes yelled at other building shows but not TOH or NYW. Woodright's Shop was another favorite. :-)
I find it hilarious they cut out any video of Bob Vila in the original house and never made any mention of him! Am I the only kid who grew up watching this every Saturday morning instead of cartoons? If I met Norm Abram I might just have a heart attack. I can't believe he's 70!
Worked in asbestos abatement for a few years 30 years ago. Because of the connection to 2 types of cancer, asbestosis and mesothelioma, lawyers, asbestos companies/suppliers made a ton of money removing a product found in nature. The synergistic effect of smoking/working with asbestos caused almost all of the asbestos related deaths. Have you ever worked with fiberglass? It would take days to get over all the itching. And what happens in your lungs while breathing in all of the micron size fiberglass particles? If you're working around asbestos, just have the proper filters, HEPA filter on your half mask, and wash all of your clothes afterwards. While working on a heater tank(temp was around 700 degrees F) at an oil refinery with 4 inch brick asbestos surrounding the heater tank, you could place your body against the heater tank and not feel any heat from the heater tank. After we removed the asbestos bricks, you couldn't stand within 15 feet of the heater tank. We tried to place fiberglass insulation on the heater tank to conduct some of the heat and the fiberglass insulation caught on fire. Please tell me asbestos isn't the best insulator for heat.
@@WilliamPozo Amen! I have never been on a job where they used an abatement company except for public buildings, and that's with 30 years in the trades.
Tom doesn’t have much patience. They knew these two had very minimum experience. I’ll be surprised if these two last the entire project with attitudes like that
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What a environmental disaster with the asbestos. That abatement alone must have been $100k. They should have just sold the house and built a new one instead of disturbing the asbestos.
When you're in the trades and "rookies" show up on their first day you can immediately determine if they're going to last or not. These two rookies, or apprentices, won't last. They'll be gone within 3 months.
Will an asbestos laden house burn down to ashes? I saw nothing left of those California homes That burnt in the wildfires I'm sure at least some had it
9" vinyl tile always has asbestos even if it doesn't test for it. I installed floors for 30 years, so I ran into it almost weekly. To be honest, the regulations where I'm at pretty much only public buildings care about abatement. The stuff get treated like cyanide, but it takes years of breathing it to see any affects, so unless it's in your insulation AND exposed AND pulverized, worry about lead so don't eat paint chips!
Utter BS on the asbestos abatement, overkill in many ways. It is so dangerous they say but even here they show them toppling over that boiler. Guess what those people are still here 40 years later and how many others had they toppled over not on film.
As a carpenter with 40+ years, I was excited to see others mentoring the next generation of tradesmen. Thank you and keep up the good work
Seeing Norm and Rich revisit an old project was awesome. That should be a show itself.
“This Old House: Revisited” would be amazing. You could even have Bob Vila host it.
As a kid I also loved watching Norm and this old house.. really cool to bring us back to the original house that started it all! Glad I found this back on TH-cam...
Awesome seeing Roger working on this project!
I'm only 21 but have been into all the trades tv shows and this show for a few now and its amazing to see old houses come back to life, im specifically into cars but would love to have a chance restoring houses
Roger I knew you couldn't walk away from this gig, glad to see you back. I hope you are doing better my man.
Sorry to have to say this, but Roger has stepped away. The stuff they put on youtube is not up to date. Even though this was uploaded new, this is a whole season ago compared to what you can see on tv.
@@born2fly94 Correct, Roger did indeed step away to focus on family and health. Good for him!
People are saying Roger has Parkinson's disease.
The TOH crew started the home renovation craze. Bless you guys for the inspiration.
I loved watching Norm’s New Yankee Workshop as a kid. Everything he made was so intricate
My grandfather always watched it and i would watch along.
That was what my dad and I did every weekend. He was a contractor, and he sometimes yelled at other building shows but not TOH or NYW. Woodright's Shop was another favorite. :-)
I did also love this show
Great to see Norm again, and Roger back! Hope they're both taking care of themselves!
So glad to see Roger!!
Awesome show! Loved seeing the first house again, those tours bring back memories. The best was seeing Roger again, he looks and sounds better!
I grew up watching this old house what a wonderful program it is
I find it hilarious they cut out any video of Bob Vila in the original house and never made any mention of him! Am I the only kid who grew up watching this every Saturday morning instead of cartoons? If I met Norm Abram I might just have a heart attack. I can't believe he's 70!
Richard out there in his Luigi gear 10:35 :D
Nice to see Roger out and about!
Noticed young Richard in the background of the visit to the first TOH. Had to laugh at the beautiful 70s mustache. 😆
I can't believe Norm is 70 years old. I was 16 when TOH became a television show. Have enjoyed it most of my life
Did you see that shot of him in 1979? He looks almost the same!
P.S. I used to pick up WGBH Boston on UHF from Long Island
Same
8:55 This Old House 1979. The INVENTION of reality TV!
Norm still knows the measurements of that skylight.
Nice to see you, norm! We miss you!😉🇨🇦
Great to see Roger!
Good to see Rogah bahck aht it again!
Unfortunately he's actually not on the show anymore. These are old episodes
@@itech301 This Episode was first aired in February 2019
This project just got about $20,000 added to it for the Asbestos Abatement.
That ain't nothing. An old crematory I worked at had an asbestos insulated retort built into the building, it took 100K to remove it.
Asbestos removal and the ridiculous pricing is a racket
@@WilliamPozo completely and very exaggerated
Worked in asbestos abatement for a few years 30 years ago. Because of the connection to 2 types of cancer, asbestosis and mesothelioma, lawyers, asbestos companies/suppliers made a ton of money removing a product found in nature. The synergistic effect of smoking/working with asbestos caused almost all of the asbestos related deaths.
Have you ever worked with fiberglass? It would take days to get over all the itching. And what happens in your lungs while breathing in all of the micron size fiberglass particles? If you're working around asbestos, just have the proper filters, HEPA filter on your half mask, and wash all of your clothes afterwards.
While working on a heater tank(temp was around 700 degrees F) at an oil refinery with 4 inch brick asbestos surrounding the heater tank, you could place your body against the heater tank and not feel any heat from the heater tank. After we removed the asbestos bricks, you couldn't stand within 15 feet of the heater tank. We tried to place fiberglass insulation on the heater tank to conduct some of the heat and the fiberglass insulation caught on fire. Please tell me asbestos isn't the best insulator for heat.
@@WilliamPozo Amen! I have never been on a job where they used an abatement company except for public buildings, and that's with 30 years in the trades.
Can't forget Bob Vila as host. 9:20
I wondered when they would visit the first house.
Where can I get one of those Silva Brothers shirts? Tommy got a store?
They sell them on their website.
No one :
Tom : 21:23
$659k what a bargain for house in a historic district. Then again that's maybe that $659k house needs 300k in work.
A quick glimpse of Bob Vila in his yellow raincoat, and no mention of his name.
I'm pretty sure that was Norm, not Bob.
Look again. It was both of them, but they cut Bob out pretty quickly.
09:46 "It's all shot, Bob, it's all shot."
S1E1 Episode: th-cam.com/video/ICyjt8qhuM0/w-d-xo.html
Are you guys going to do a Pod cast anytime soon?
Bet that guy can do a killer Christopher Walken impression
It would be nice if they'd post Original Air Date.
6:20 I didn't know Shailene Woodley wanted to be a contractor.
3:53 That's a tall one
Take a shot every time they say “40 years”.
What part of Long Island Carlie
Dont but fussy, we dont have all day!
We haven't got all day eric, don't be fussy...
Tom doesn’t have much patience. They knew these two had very minimum experience. I’ll be surprised if these two last the entire project with attitudes like that
Are you kiddig me!!?? 4 commercials in the first 5 minutes of the video????
5:40 OR.......... We could.....
0:27 the guy from breaking bad
Please talk to TH-cam. For over a week now, your videos are not in my subscription feed, even though I've been subscribed for years.
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What a environmental disaster with the asbestos. That abatement alone must have been $100k. They should have just sold the house and built a new one instead of disturbing the asbestos.
My notification is not working right
When you're in the trades and "rookies" show up on their first day you can immediately determine if they're going to last or not. These two rookies, or apprentices, won't last. They'll be gone within 3 months.
Is Ron a giant?
Miachel Bonner I feel bad for him with that kind of last name. He must have been harrased about it as a kid
Horse Chestnut Trees are Threatened
Hello from Ohio if it was up to me I and I was remodeling would take it off myself and eather Barry it or some other means with it
When does the mafia dump it illegally?
Wow!! Handle asbestos like nuclear waste. Great way to charge more money to end consumers.
Not in the sub inbox, thanks TH-cam!
Will an asbestos laden house burn down to ashes?
I saw nothing left of those California homes
That burnt in the wildfires
I'm sure at least some had it
Asbestos was literally used for everything
How do I identify asbestos in my home?
9" vinyl tile always has asbestos even if it doesn't test for it. I installed floors for 30 years, so I ran into it almost weekly. To be honest, the regulations where I'm at pretty much only public buildings care about abatement. The stuff get treated like cyanide, but it takes years of breathing it to see any affects, so unless it's in your insulation AND exposed AND pulverized, worry about lead so don't eat paint chips!
Thanks but the Lady gives the city a black eye 👁.
Utter BS on the asbestos abatement, overkill in many ways. It is so dangerous they say but even here they show them toppling over that boiler. Guess what those people are still here 40 years later and how many others had they toppled over not on film.
At 15:28: " ... real-estate magnets [sic]"? Kevin puts his foot in his mouth again. (It's "magnates", dummy!
Magnate and magnet are homophones.
Real estate magnets
Lets remove the beautiful trees that gives the house privacy on a busy street... makes a lot of sense.
That asbestos guy is a freaking giant ! .....I wonder if he's circumcised?
That looks like a common New England 7' basement ceiling, he might be 6' 8"
Dude wtf
I’m glad they found him. He might have said the world
Hi from Norway You Guys
Love the show
19:52 Tommy has a revelation 😆😀😆
So funny
21:20😁
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