Cole should give Justin that new tool belt, he would get a lot more use out of it. Then replace a few of his tools for him, Justin mentioned something about having old stuff. That would be a good bonus. Then maybe do something nice for Roman after their done.
Perhaps YOU are going to PAY for that Bonus? I'm sure Justin and Roman are being paid well! With this entire rebuild/remodeling job being videoed, I am sure Justin and Roman will get requests for them to do more jobs in the area, IF they want them, as well. It is great advertising as well as a PAID JOB. 😊
Why do people always feel the need to say people deserve a raise or a bonus for literally doing their job that they are paid to do. Why? because it was a little labor intensive? Everything is.
Please have a home blessing party for the house .maybe introduce us to Roman n Justin's families. Justin is the mvp of this job .Roman ois the Co m edy relief
Roman- the baked on coating in the chimney is called creosote. I’ve heard stories of chimneys literally burning with too much of a build up of creosote . Hence the role of the chimney sweep!
I vividly remember looking out the window and seeing flames shooting a great distance up, out of my neighbor's chimney when his caught fire. He was lucky his house didn't burn down.
Justin, Roman, and Austin are MAD MEN !!! That chimney removal was a BEAST and you got the whole thing down AND the hole in the roof covered. Well Done Gentlemen Well Done !! Roman, you should have kept that chimney rock as a paper weight for your home office.
When my son was in high school overseas, he did an internship at the local clinic and in the pharmacy. He is now a pharmacist and 4 years into his career. The house is looking great, I hope Austin appreciates how hard his dad works. Look forward to your videos.
My husband and I smashed the our chimney out of our house. We used 5 gallon buckets for all of it. We used the debris to fill an old concrete septic tank. We looked like coal miners covered in coal dust. We don't regret one moment of it. Best decision we could have ever made for our 40s brick ranch house in northwest Ohio. Removing that changed the entire climate of the inside of our home, reduced the moisture(no more sweaty windows in winter). Our bill to heat the house dropped by 25%.
@@kendall959 a wood stove and an unused fireplace chimney are 2 very different things. As @jodirauth8847 said taking down and old unused fireplace chimney reduces the moisture in the house, reduces the sweaty windows, lowers your heat bill and probably lowers the AC bill in the summer too.
@@kendall959 I inherited my childhood home. I used to roast myself laying in front of the wood fireplace. It's top of my list to get it inspected and cleaned so I can use it next year. Even with the new insulation I added to the attic, I'm still cold. :(
I did the same thing, pitched the top off the roof down in to the yard and the inside portion through an open window. Left the part below the floor because it was only a crawlspace anyway. Ended up building a nice closet from the old space.
Please ensure Justin’s son has some Steel toed boots and understands the dangers of the worksite 😊. I know I am being overly protective but in my career, I have investigated many an injury/accident involving new young workers. “Safety First”
EVERY VIDEO I’m amazed at the tenacity and strength of you all! The vision, ability, communication, humor…so cool to see and be “a part” of this! Thanks for sharing! ❤🙏🏻
Heya Roman, my dad used to call all that soot and smoke "creosote". It's all the vaporized tree sap, soot, smoke, and condensation hardened onto the walls of the chimney. Unfortunately, when it's that thick it becomes a huge hazard because burning a fire can catch it all on fire, then you have a "stack fire", and it can burn the entire house down. They tell you to have a chimney sweep come out once a year to remove all that, but my dad would fill a gunny sack with large nails and run that up and down the chimney until the creosote was knocked off. That amount of creosote makes my skin crawl. I helped my dad fight a stack fire when I was a preteen, and we only had a couple of minutes to get it under control or lose the house. We succeeded, but it was closer than I care to remember. Thanks for showing us what it looks like. :)
damn guys... eye protection for everyone but especially Justin's son. We only get one set of eyes and when they are gone, you're without them. Demolition is a task where safety is absolute must.
Having been working in construction and workers comp and osha, we would have been fined a hefty fine for not being tired off. Even doing my own thing I tie off, hard hat and safety glasses especially when chipping away bricks But these guys are young and daring
Roman and Justin must be really good friends of Cole's because they allow him to leave and have fun while they continue to work on Cole's house! Good work, guys!
@@ThePjl110 Right? How do people not understand that? Cole is the boss. I'm just here for the remodeling stuff and don't know what the channel was like before the remodel but is Cole his dad's boss too? I'm going to look in to the "shop" stuff that he mentioned in the vid because I subscribe to a lot of shop youtubers.
Cole's dad is his own boss and so is Cooper. They both have their You Tube channels. They share the work on the farm. They will also tell you that they don't claim every thing as their own. Cooper has his hay business on the side. I'm sure anything Cole does on the farm has their stamp of approval on it That's what has kept them afloat all this year's. If you haven't watched the earlier videos go back and watch some of them it's been interesting. Grandpa told them to do it their way after his passing. I'm still going back and watching from Cole early videos.😊@@DonOblivious
This remodel video series is so much better than all the shows in the industry, I think you found a new market for your channel, love watching details they skip in main stream shows, love seeing the skeleton of the past
I think it's horrible what they are doing to that beautiful old house. This is not mainstream. We are seeing what not to do. The show This Old House would not approve.
@@greghamann2099 don’t care, not your home, investment, or business… go get thy own house to rescue then, it’s America, go get one of your own and please, do what you want with it, no judgement 🤗
your calling what it is, a remodel and not a restore. It's the farthest thing from that. Calling it a mansion and restoring it is just click-bate because it is neither.
I can’t believe Cole is out vacationing with the renovation going. But especially with 2 babies at home left for Nava to deal with. Thank heavens your parents are there to help.
Hello roommate Zach. Long time no see. Welcome Austin. Your dad looks proud to have you working by his side. Thank you Cole for teaching us a new phrase, "Less sticky outy." Roman hang in there!
I was about 15 and had to recycle bricks for our family home. We got the bricks free from an old factory that was torn down. I smashed off mortar after mortar. I was sick looking at bricks. Hahaha.
Really good timing Cole, your vacation in Jackson hole was also a good addition to the show. I was there last year vacationing myself September no snow. Anyway, watching the crew pull down that old chimney was a monumental effort on their part, good job guys!
Used Bricks are on the market. There's money there. Also, Please continue to consider going with the Mini Split system over the conventional HVAC system. No expensive air handler or having to worry about loosing or gaining air temperature going through air ducting. Also, no losses on space for a giant air handler or all that ducting. Each room can have its own temp setting. The entire house doesn't have to be heated or cooled for those few rooms being used. P.S. They are soooo easy to DIY. And the cost is sooooo much cheaper. Refridgerant lines are easy to route along with all electrical connections. Condensation lines are sooo easy.
He will still need a heating system on top of the mini split systems. They are only good to -14 below. So he will need a backup system. He be better off doing a system to heat the whole house and then adding mini split to places. If you are going to invest in mini split for a house don't do the cheap DYI ones go with the name brand better units and will have hyper heat. Mino split are better then heat pumps. But with heat pumps, mini splits and GEO you need a backup heating system so a force air furnace is what most use. On my GEO system they come with electric heating grid. He might be better of doing GEO for the long haul and then install are getting easier these days as well.
While it does get cold, it doesn't get and stay below -14 continuously for that long in Iowa. And with the house sealed and insulated so well, a heat pump would probably be sufficient.
@@hillbournesian Heat pumps are not a good idea for northern states where temps are consistently below freezing, unless you don't mind being cold inside your house.
Welcome to manual labor Austin!! Reminds me of over 40 years ago when I started working. Opening walls ahead of the plumbers, filling the wheelbarrow, taking it down the elevator to the basement, taking it out to the dumpster and lifting, yes lifting, it into the dumpster to dump it. No doors or ramps back then. 8 hours a day! Ah, the good old days! Nice work Justin, Roman and Austin!
I was about 15 and had to recycle bricks for our family home. We got the bricks free from an old factory that was torn down. I smashed off mortar after mortar. I was sick looking at bricks. Hahaha.
The weight that has come off of this house is incredible.....the house must be sighing with relief! You guys are an amazing team and am really enjoying watching you all!!
The only thing I think I would change is I would still ask for a fire place. Not because I want to haul wood in etc. But because I love the ambiance of a fire place. We don't use our very often, but having a fire on a cold rainy day or when the electricity goes out is really nice.
@@mae3337hopefully they put some of it back in or it finds a good home. I grew up in a house my parents built out of tons of salvaged architecture (including a 120 year old oak staircase). So I have a soft spot for old school craftsmanship. I’d love to have that mantel and the built in mirror.
Best series on TH-cam hands down 👏 Everyone on the channel is amazing, Roman and Justin are such awesome additions and your Dad coming in to say hey and sorry he hasn’t been around. So wholesome. Keep up the strong work guys!
First Austin has grown so much. Justin and Roman you guys are kicking butt and taking numbers!!!! Great job Working in building navy ships in ship yards.
Justin and Roman are exceptional. They work super hard. They have a great deal of knowledge of construction. They keep the areas very clean. They are very good at problem solving. They seem to be focused on doing a great job. I hope you show how you value them by giving them complete tool belts- they can make more use of them than you-- and maybe treating them and their wives to dinner at nice restaurants, etc. If they stop working you will be up a creek. Have you given up farming? Or will you start that up soon and but way back on the house? I greatly enjoy your videos. And your video editor is doing a great job.
Justin has been a family friend for years. He's worked for them throughout the years. Roman is a certified engineer both are working for Cole that's why their always making comments about getting paid by the hour. Cole know these guy's value he wouldn't go on vacation without trusting these guy's wholeheartedly. DC said in his last video that he and Cooper have been working doing what needs to be done for the farm while Cole is at his house working with Justin and Roman. 🙂
Hi Cole I live in New Mexico & have the most respect for farmers!! Not to tell you what to do but maybe remind you of the cool things you can do with your beautiful house now that you’re getter back to square one. Like radiant floor heating beautiful big bedrooms with en suite bathrooms showers with beautiful drains that nobody sees antique bathtubs, beautiful huge kitchens, beautiful fireplaces those you need to get woodstove fireplaces inserts keep the house warmer but if you do put in radiant heat, it’s wonderful we have it in our home and I wouldn’t get rid of it for anything in the world anyways something to think about. your a real pleasure to watch! All the best to you and yours, Stephanie Morosin, Santa Fe, New Mexico, y’all so much get some ideas from the château diaries they use a lot of lime, mortar mixes, and they have some really great ideas. They’re trying to fix up those old castles that have been standing for thousands of years. They have a lot of wood floors, parquet floors that they have put patterns into and walk you through it if that would help you any.
Dusty2206- I lived in lower Michigan for over a dozen yrs. My friend who lived in St. Ignace always called the U.P. “ GOD’s COUNTRY” Michigan is a beautiful state, for sure!🌲🌲🌲🌲
That is so cool your son is on board with you for a bit, learning from the best he is!!! You two rock it, Cole is lucky to have you on his A team! LOL Cole, that's not sunburn, that's windburn.... 🤗
Jackson Hole Mtn Resort is really nice year round. I was involved in the construction of new tram in the summer/winter of 07/08. Working with people from switzerland was always interesting
That chimney removal is back-breaking work! Justin, Roman, and Austin - hope you can sit in a sauna to get your muscles back in shape. You must have pain when you wake up in the morning. I am so impressed with all of you! Famtastic job!!
Welcome Austin. You are working with a great crew!! Roman, I hope your wife is feeling better. Justin, you are a power force and really get things done! Cole, I am glad you enjoyed your time skiing and visiting with your friend. Glad you are back safely. Great video as always!! Hugs from Missouri😊
What a job that chimney is...........mercy! I tell you Justin and Roman can get it done!!! That home is amazing and I can just imagine back in the day when it was built what all went into building that home.........it is an absolutely amazing building and thinking of what we have available to us today for construction and what they had back in the day just is amazing. Awesome video! Justin and Roman rock and then some! Great job guys! Hang in there, now things can really start coming forward in the restore/renewing that home. It's going to be amazing! Blessings
Remember Cole Justin has been there for your family for years. If you want a friend,be a friend! Keep the TEAM friendly. Fun with the lights and tool belt. House is coming along.
The same goes for Justin who is being paid. Cole regularly says Justin is the professional (showing respect) and he says his own job is to fetch things and follow directions. It’s too bad Justin is sensitive. Evidently he needs some extra special treatment. Poor guy!
Wow, taking the roof out, constructing the roof inside and out, and then finishing the outside of the roof and shingles was a massive task. Sometimes, being the gopher is just as important as doing the other construction. You hired Justin and Roman for a reason. This is one of them. Besides, when you're on a pitch that high and 45° angle, you need a spotter, just in case. You and Nave will be picking out paint swatches and carpet swatches by Easter. Laying carpet is an all hands on deck project. Painting is the same, especially with new drywall. You'll be going through paint by the gallons. Justin is like a walking book of knowledge when it comes to construction. It seems like all he does is look, saw, and nail, and it's perfect. I wouldn't have the first idea on how to patch that roof. 😊❤
Thank you Roman...from now on when I have laundry to do or dinner or mopping floors my excuse to not follow through will be " I can't help I am holding the camera". 😊
Love that tool belt Cole!what a way to go , good ideas just keep rolling out. Y’all are doing a fantastic job. That home is going to be the greatest mansion in history! You and your family are very blessed!
Those shows suck and waste money on stupid stuff, then don't even finish half the time or do it well for that matter. These guys might goof around, but they are pros, don't be fooled.
@@shane2521 by the time hes done on this house he will have plenty of experience on a large channel with over half a million followers, I bet if he wants to start one he will have gained valuable experience to start one. While there seems to be a lot of chatter about Cole not pulling his weight, I think people forget who cleaned up the farm for years, who demo'd most of that house by himself, who cleaned out that house by himself, and who grew a social media following from nothing to over half a million followers. Cole understands social media and farming, he is learning about building/construction as he goes. when it comes to creating a social media platform, it is Cole who is the pro and who has the experience to share and I am sure that he does so freely, just as Roman and Justin share their knowledge in construction with Cole as they move forward on the house build.
Justin, your son will have a whole new appreciation for you. How you keep a roof over his head, clothes on his back & food in his stomach....I doubt he can keep up with his dad.
My first peek at construction was demolition when I was in Boy Scouts ! Our scout master was in home restoration and we all got tool belts with basic tools, gloves and hard hats! He gave half to the troop and the other half to us! We had so much fun! Got blisters and good skills that carried over into the rest of my life! We had so much money that we had catered meals on lake Powell where we spent a couple of weeks camping, skiing and playing! Great memories and great friends for life! All of us earned our eagle ranks!
I'm surprised Cole isn't leaving himself the option for wood burning heat. Never know when you get get snowed in with no power. Of course he could go with a propane generator for backup power.
I love watching all these videos, I know it’s going to take time but I can’t wait to see it all done and decorated, I stop what I’m doing when I get the notification of a new video and watch it right away, great job guys that was a TON of work
@@sherilynl4038 you do realize they are being paid, right??? This is kinda weird.. Honestly. NO ONE has worked harder over the last several years cleaning up the farm and that house than Cole..no one. Are Roman and Justin hard workers? yes they sure are, and they are entertaining to boot! Cole was more or less just a 3rd wheel so he took one day off, the guy deserves a break, just like anyone else.
For some reason I’m thinking either your Grandmother or Grandfather really liked that shade of blue? Love seeing the transformation. Love watching your family continue to grow and serving Him. Thank you for sharing with us. ❤️
I'm only 34, knowing I have many years ahead of me, but I still see everyone in this video as babies. I'm so proud of all of you! Even your skier friend! ❤
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Justin and Roman deserve a bonus today.
AND Austin!
Cole should give Justin that new tool belt, he would get a lot more use out of it. Then replace a few of his tools for him, Justin mentioned something about having old stuff. That would be a good bonus. Then maybe do something nice for Roman after their done.
Definitely….i fear he pays Roman slave wages….
At the very least, they deserve their own tool bags. Come on!
They don't. Instead of using power tools, they're wasting Cole's money by doing it by hands.
I like Justin's style of work. Don't talk much & no complaints just get it done. Great job boys.
I haven’t heard anyone complain.
Cole, please, give the Team a "chimney removal" bonus. They have earned it! 😍👏🥰👍❤🙏
Perhaps YOU are going to PAY for that Bonus? I'm sure Justin and Roman are being paid well! With this entire rebuild/remodeling job being videoed, I am sure Justin and Roman will get requests for them to do more jobs in the area, IF they want them, as well. It is great advertising as well as a PAID JOB. 😊
Why do people always feel the need to say people deserve a raise or a bonus for literally doing their job that they are paid to do. Why? because it was a little labor intensive? Everything is.
Please have a home blessing party for the house .maybe introduce us to Roman n Justin's families. Justin is the mvp of this job .Roman ois the Co m edy relief
@@gabunnie1 That's a good point! Didn't think about the fact that this also serves as a marketing video for their skill!
Like cornstar merch
You know it's the new guy when he's wearing white shorts and a white shirt. Nice seeing kids working hard.
You owe Nave big time. Shopping trip and spa day is in the future. You get daddy time!
Justins work ethics are above and beyond. He does not play around. I hope he relaxes once he leaves the work site.
Roman- the baked on coating in the chimney is called creosote. I’ve heard stories of chimneys literally burning with too much of a build up of creosote . Hence the role of the chimney sweep!
I vividly remember looking out the window and seeing flames shooting a great distance up, out of my neighbor's chimney when his caught fire. He was lucky his house didn't burn down.
Justin, Roman, and Austin are MAD MEN !!! That chimney removal was a BEAST and you got the whole thing down AND the hole in the roof covered. Well Done Gentlemen Well Done !! Roman, you should have kept that chimney rock as a paper weight for your home office.
Never thought of that…great idea ☺️
@@Romegrom Gotta keep a "Piece of history" right? Give one to Cole as well.
When my son was in high school overseas, he did an internship at the local clinic and in the pharmacy. He is now a pharmacist and 4 years into his career. The house is looking great, I hope Austin appreciates how hard his dad works. Look forward to your videos.
My husband and I smashed the our chimney out of our house. We used 5 gallon buckets for all of it. We used the debris to fill an old concrete septic tank. We looked like coal miners covered in coal dust. We don't regret one moment of it. Best decision we could have ever made for our 40s brick ranch house in northwest Ohio. Removing that changed the entire climate of the inside of our home, reduced the moisture(no more sweaty windows in winter). Our bill to heat the house dropped by 25%.
Fireplaces are a heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter.
@@MsSkipperkim-not if your using it. I would never live in a house without a wood stove. So comforting on a cold snowy or rainy day.
@@kendall959 a wood stove and an unused fireplace chimney are 2 very different things. As @jodirauth8847 said taking down and old unused fireplace chimney reduces the moisture in the house, reduces the sweaty windows, lowers your heat bill and probably lowers the AC bill in the summer too.
@@kendall959 I inherited my childhood home. I used to roast myself laying in front of the wood fireplace. It's top of my list to get it inspected and cleaned so I can use it next year. Even with the new insulation I added to the attic, I'm still cold. :(
I did the same thing, pitched the top off the roof down in to the yard and the inside portion through an open window. Left the part below the floor because it was only a crawlspace anyway. Ended up building a nice closet from the old space.
Please ensure Justin’s son has some Steel toed boots and understands the dangers of the worksite 😊. I know I am being overly protective but in my career, I have investigated many an injury/accident involving new young workers. “Safety First”
Ok, Roman, Justin and his son deserve whatever they want from Cornstar merchandise. Giant thumbs up guys, your awesomely cool
You are literally taking away everything I love at about the house. 😢
Good to see Daddy Cornstar 😊
EVERY VIDEO I’m amazed at the tenacity and strength of you all! The vision, ability, communication, humor…so cool to see and be “a part” of this! Thanks for sharing! ❤🙏🏻
Thank you for warm words and being here ❤
Justin being a workhorse all day long. Teaching Austin how work feels! Good dad, work hard, play hard.
Justin is a serious minded worker. I'm impressed with Roman's command of the english language.
Heya Roman, my dad used to call all that soot and smoke "creosote". It's all the vaporized tree sap, soot, smoke, and condensation hardened onto the walls of the chimney. Unfortunately, when it's that thick it becomes a huge hazard because burning a fire can catch it all on fire, then you have a "stack fire", and it can burn the entire house down. They tell you to have a chimney sweep come out once a year to remove all that, but my dad would fill a gunny sack with large nails and run that up and down the chimney until the creosote was knocked off. That amount of creosote makes my skin crawl. I helped my dad fight a stack fire when I was a preteen, and we only had a couple of minutes to get it under control or lose the house. We succeeded, but it was closer than I care to remember. Thanks for showing us what it looks like. :)
Very cool story! Thank you for sharing 😊
It's like Christmas morning when I get a message of a new video. Love seeing the crew do their magic! The chimney removal is epic!!!
damn guys... eye protection for everyone but especially Justin's son. We only get one set of eyes and when they are gone, you're without them. Demolition is a task where safety is absolute must.
Thank you!! I keep saying the same
That goes for Cole’s eyes too! He didn’t tell us what the DR. Said about his eye.👁️ Remember?
@@Cinderdiane pink eye is what he haf.
@@Cinderdianeguess who didn’t watch the rest of that video. That would be you as he said he had pink eye 😉
Yes, he did pink eye@@Cinderdiane
Nice editing, Gabe. Thank you.
Justin, Roman and Austin great work!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Neither Justin or Roman are tied off, YIKES ! ! ! ! !
There really is NO excuses for not wearing proper PPE. Also for Justin’s son. Safety first!!
Having been working in construction and workers comp and osha, we would have been fined a hefty fine for not being tired off. Even doing my own thing I tie off, hard hat and safety glasses especially when chipping away bricks
But these guys are young and daring
I know. Yikes indeed.
Not sure I have ever seen a roofer tied off here in rural Iowa.
@@michaelschreiner95 Same down south in Alabama .
Roman and Justin must be really good friends of Cole's because they allow him to leave and have fun while they continue to work on Cole's house! Good work, guys!
They are not only friends but paid employees...Cole is their boss
that's funny, they work for Cole, he does not have to be there ever.
@@ThePjl110 Right? How do people not understand that? Cole is the boss. I'm just here for the remodeling stuff and don't know what the channel was like before the remodel but is Cole his dad's boss too? I'm going to look in to the "shop" stuff that he mentioned in the vid because I subscribe to a lot of shop youtubers.
Cole's dad is his own boss and so is Cooper. They both have their You Tube channels. They share the work on the farm. They will also tell you that they don't claim every thing as their own. Cooper has his hay business on the side. I'm sure anything Cole does on the farm has their stamp of approval on it That's what has kept them afloat all this year's. If you haven't watched the earlier videos go back and watch some of them it's been interesting. Grandpa told them to do it their way after his passing. I'm still going back and watching from Cole early videos.😊@@DonOblivious
Absolutely love the editing for this video. REALLY ENTERTAINING.
This remodel video series is so much better than all the shows in the industry, I think you found a new market for your channel, love watching details they skip in main stream shows, love seeing the skeleton of the past
I think it's horrible what they are doing to that beautiful old house. This is not mainstream. We are seeing what not to do. The show This Old House would not approve.
@@greghamann2099 don’t care, not your home, investment, or business… go get thy own house to rescue then, it’s America, go get one of your own and please, do what you want with it, no judgement 🤗
Perkins brothers are purdy close in nailing humour and construction look them up
your calling what it is, a remodel and not a restore. It's the farthest thing from that. Calling it a mansion and restoring it is just click-bate because it is neither.
Cole is so slick with the click bait. His followers love to suck it all in.@@garyberg
I can’t believe Cole is out vacationing with the renovation going. But especially with 2 babies at home left for Nava to deal with. Thank heavens your parents are there to help.
He went on a trip with his down low BF
Hello roommate Zach. Long time no see. Welcome Austin. Your dad looks proud to have you working by his side. Thank you Cole for teaching us a new phrase, "Less sticky outy." Roman hang in there!
Roman, Austin and Justin did a great job. Thank you guys..
Its awesome you have the opportunity to renovate a precious family home and grow your family in it! What a remarkable blessing 😊
I was about 15 and had to recycle bricks for our family home. We got the bricks free from an old factory that was torn down. I smashed off mortar after mortar. I was sick looking at bricks. Hahaha.
That’s cool Justin’s son gets to learn from the best, not to mention some father son bonding.
What is the “internship” for? Shifting debris?
Really good timing Cole, your vacation in Jackson hole was also a good addition to the show. I was there last year vacationing myself September no snow. Anyway, watching the crew pull down that old chimney was a monumental effort on their part, good job guys!
Cole: I don’t ski, but Utah has some of the best snow around, come visit sometime.
Jackson IS one of the neatest places ever, even if you don't ski. And the whole town is pet friendly! Great food! Beautiful sights to see.
Roman is such a comedian. Love his humor…
Used Bricks are on the market. There's money there. Also, Please continue to consider going with the Mini Split system over the conventional HVAC system. No expensive air handler or having to worry about loosing or gaining air temperature going through air ducting. Also, no losses on space for a giant air handler or all that ducting. Each room can have its own temp setting. The entire house doesn't have to be heated or cooled for those few rooms being used.
P.S. They are soooo easy to DIY. And the cost is sooooo much cheaper. Refridgerant lines are easy to route along with all electrical connections. Condensation lines are sooo easy.
He will still need a heating system on top of the mini split systems. They are only good to -14 below. So he will need a backup system. He be better off doing a system to heat the whole house and then adding mini split to places. If you are going to invest in mini split for a house don't do the cheap DYI ones go with the name brand better units and will have hyper heat. Mino split are better then heat pumps. But with heat pumps, mini splits and GEO you need a backup heating system so a force air furnace is what most use. On my GEO system they come with electric heating grid. He might be better of doing GEO for the long haul and then install are getting easier these days as well.
While it does get cold, it doesn't get and stay below -14 continuously for that long in Iowa. And with the house sealed and insulated so well, a heat pump would probably be sufficient.
@@hillbournesian Heat pumps are not a good idea for northern states where temps are consistently below freezing, unless you don't mind being cold inside your house.
@@johnunsicker7440 todays mini split systems produce heat at temperatures reaching negative 54f degrees at an extremely efficient pace.
Welcome to manual labor Austin!! Reminds me of over 40 years ago when I started working. Opening walls ahead of the plumbers, filling the wheelbarrow, taking it down the elevator to the basement, taking it out to the dumpster and lifting, yes lifting, it into the dumpster to dump it. No doors or ramps back then. 8 hours a day! Ah, the good old days! Nice work Justin, Roman and Austin!
I was about 15 and had to recycle bricks for our family home. We got the bricks free from an old factory that was torn down. I smashed off mortar after mortar. I was sick looking at bricks. Hahaha.
The weight that has come off of this house is incredible.....the house must be sighing with relief! You guys are an amazing team and am really enjoying watching you all!!
The only thing I think I would change is I would still ask for a fire place. Not because I want to haul wood in etc. But because I love the ambiance of a fire place. We don't use our very often, but having a fire on a cold rainy day or when the electricity goes out is really nice.
A fireplace is nice but a wood stove has all the benefits; is easier to install and more efficient for basically the same ambiance.
I've seen a few of the electric ones, they look pretty nice, still get some heat and the look of flames but without having to build a chimney.
Can't believe they tore that one out- all that handmade woodwork. He's really gutted all the priceless workmanship out that old house. Sad.
@@mae3337 They kept the wooden fireplace surround to re use
@@mae3337hopefully they put some of it back in or it finds a good home.
I grew up in a house my parents built out of tons of salvaged architecture (including a 120 year old oak staircase). So I have a soft spot for old school craftsmanship.
I’d love to have that mantel and the built in mirror.
Best series on TH-cam hands down 👏
Everyone on the channel is amazing, Roman and Justin are such awesome additions and your Dad coming in to say hey and sorry he hasn’t been around. So wholesome.
Keep up the strong work guys!
First Austin has grown so much. Justin and Roman you guys are kicking butt and taking numbers!!!! Great job Working in building navy ships in ship yards.
Justin and Roman are exceptional. They work super hard. They have a great deal of knowledge of construction. They keep the areas very clean. They are very good at problem solving. They seem to be focused on doing a great job. I hope you show how you value them by giving them complete tool belts- they can make more use of them than you-- and maybe treating them and their wives to dinner at nice restaurants, etc. If they stop working you will be up a creek.
Have you given up farming? Or will you start that up soon and but way back on the house?
I greatly enjoy your videos. And your video editor is doing a great job.
I think Justin has a tool belt, and I think , if it worked for them, they’d already be using one.
Justin has been a family friend for years. He's worked for them throughout the years. Roman is a certified engineer both are working for Cole that's why their always making comments about getting paid by the hour. Cole know these guy's value he wouldn't go on vacation without trusting these guy's wholeheartedly. DC said in his last video that he and Cooper have been working doing what needs to be done for the farm while Cole is at his house working with Justin and Roman. 🙂
@@judytruesdell6816I wasn't directing my comment to you.🙂
Roman's the best! What a great sense of humor...love his accent. Very intelligent!
Hi Cole I live in New Mexico & have the most respect for farmers!! Not to tell you what to do but maybe remind you of the cool things you can do with your beautiful house now that you’re getter back to square one. Like radiant floor heating beautiful big bedrooms with en suite bathrooms showers with beautiful drains that nobody sees antique bathtubs, beautiful huge kitchens, beautiful fireplaces those you need to get woodstove fireplaces inserts keep the house warmer but if you do put in radiant heat, it’s wonderful we have it in our home and I wouldn’t get rid of it for anything in the world anyways something to think about. your a real pleasure to watch! All the best to you and yours, Stephanie Morosin, Santa Fe, New Mexico, y’all so much get some ideas from the château diaries they use a lot of lime, mortar mixes, and they have some really great ideas. They’re trying to fix up those old castles that have been standing for thousands of years. They have a lot of wood floors, parquet floors that they have put patterns into and walk you through it if that would help you any.
Southern people love the sound of metal roofs.
I'm from Canada, my grandparents had a steel roof, now I do, I love the sound when it's raining on it.
@@Beandiptheredneck Me too, and it's pouring rain right now.
From the u.p. we love the sound too.
Since when is Iowa, the South?
Dusty2206- I lived in lower Michigan for over a dozen yrs. My friend who lived in St. Ignace always called the U.P. “ GOD’s COUNTRY” Michigan is a beautiful state, for sure!🌲🌲🌲🌲
Love Jackson Hole….. glad you had fun. Your buddy’s took care of you! Everyone works so hard. Love Rocky ⚒️🔨⛏️🛠️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have done all this kind of work in my younger years. Hard, hard work. Much respect to all of you guys. I get a back ache just watching you work.
That is so cool your son is on board with you for a bit, learning from the best he is!!! You two rock it, Cole is lucky to have you on his A team! LOL Cole, that's not sunburn, that's windburn.... 🤗
Maybe both? It didn't look sunny in the skiing videos, though.
I was just at Jackson Hole! Had the biggest storm of the year. That is one challenging mountain! Glad you got some time to get away from the remodel!
Jackson Hole Mtn Resort is really nice year round. I was involved in the construction of new tram in the summer/winter of 07/08. Working with people from switzerland was always interesting
I love how clean your worksite is
Justin is a great addition to the channel! Roman as well is awesome!
In Canada Roman, we call a telehandler a zoom boom!
29:28 great choice of music, blended and quality. noticed.
Well done you did a marvellous job demolishing the chimney.
That chimney removal is back-breaking work! Justin, Roman, and Austin - hope you can sit in a sauna to get your muscles back in shape. You must have pain when you wake up in the morning. I am so impressed with all of you! Famtastic job!!
Welcome Austin. You are working with a great crew!! Roman, I hope your wife is feeling better. Justin, you are a power force and really get things done! Cole, I am glad you enjoyed your time skiing and visiting with your friend. Glad you are back safely. Great video as always!! Hugs from Missouri😊
Love seeing DC. I gotta go catch up on his videos.
Justin you sure put your son to work! He was a very big help! Great just taking the old chimney down.
Work looks like it's progressing well. Once the project is done it would be great to hear what it all cost!
What a job that chimney is...........mercy! I tell you Justin and Roman can get it done!!! That home is amazing and I can just imagine back in the day when it was built what all went into building that home.........it is an absolutely amazing building and thinking of what we have available to us today for construction and what they had back in the day just is amazing. Awesome video! Justin and Roman rock and then some! Great job guys! Hang in there, now things can really start coming forward in the restore/renewing that home. It's going to be amazing!
Blessings
Remember Cole Justin has been there for your family for years. If you want a friend,be a friend! Keep the TEAM friendly. Fun with the lights and tool belt. House is coming along.
The same goes for Justin who is being paid. Cole regularly says Justin is the professional (showing respect) and he says his own job is to fetch things and follow directions. It’s too bad Justin is sensitive. Evidently he needs some extra special treatment. Poor guy!
Wow, taking the roof out, constructing the roof inside and out, and then finishing the outside of the roof and shingles was a massive task. Sometimes, being the gopher is just as important as doing the other construction. You hired Justin and Roman for a reason. This is one of them. Besides, when you're on a pitch that high and 45° angle, you need a spotter, just in case. You and Nave will be picking out paint swatches and carpet swatches by Easter. Laying carpet is an all hands on deck project. Painting is the same, especially with new drywall. You'll be going through paint by the gallons. Justin is like a walking book of knowledge when it comes to construction. It seems like all he does is look, saw, and nail, and it's perfect. I wouldn't have the first idea on how to patch that roof. 😊❤
love watching your progress
Justin you are sooo gifted in construction and Roman your a great guy and a great husband!
Boy, that takes guts to be on the top of the roof without being 'tied-off'... Holy Smokes.... Boy, Cole, you got some great guys working for you!!
Hopefully the insurance agent doesn't watch this.
Cole the Corn Star, you are an inspiration for me, and I hope you are a sign of things to come for your generation. God bless you and your family.
Roman,
I watched your countryman win an Oscar last night. God bless his efforts. 😊
25:29. That dump truck has certainly earned its keep. The sides on its box were much more upright 5 years ago. 😂
Cole said they were going to fix up the dump truck. Guess he means after the house construction is finished.
Your videos just make my day! I love watching the hard work and the good-natured joking. You guys make a great team. That tool belt bit was hilarious!
Justin and Roman worked their booties off !!!
I just love these videos, with all the characters from your community helping with your remodel. Keep them coming.
Thank you Roman...from now on when I have laundry to do or dinner or mopping floors my excuse to not follow through will be " I can't help I am holding the camera". 😊
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Love that tool belt Cole!what a way to go , good ideas just keep rolling out. Y’all are doing a fantastic job. That home is going to be the greatest mansion in history! You and your family are very blessed!
Justin and Roman need their own TV show. Maybe on HGTV! The house is coming along so fast.
I agree! They crack me up and teach me about construction at the same time. Thank you and Cole.
Those shows suck and waste money on stupid stuff, then don't even finish half the time or do it well for that matter. These guys might goof around, but they are pros, don't be fooled.
Does Roman have a channel for me to follow?
@@shane2521 by the time hes done on this house he will have plenty of experience on a large channel with over half a million followers, I bet if he wants to start one he will have gained valuable experience to start one. While there seems to be a lot of chatter about Cole not pulling his weight, I think people forget who cleaned up the farm for years, who demo'd most of that house by himself, who cleaned out that house by himself, and who grew a social media following from nothing to over half a million followers. Cole understands social media and farming, he is learning about building/construction as he goes. when it comes to creating a social media platform, it is Cole who is the pro and who has the experience to share and I am sure that he does so freely, just as Roman and Justin share their knowledge in construction with Cole as they move forward on the house build.
Stumbled over this series by accident, absolutely hooked now. Very entertaining! Incredible work :) Greetings all the way from Sweden.
Justin, your son will have a whole new appreciation for you. How you keep a roof over his head, clothes on his back & food in his stomach....I doubt he can keep up with his dad.
Cole, you're super lucky to have Justin and Roman working for you and doing a great job.
Thank you for the BEST videos!
It seems like they're getting better.❤
My first peek at construction was demolition when I was in Boy Scouts ! Our scout master was in home restoration and we all got tool belts with basic tools, gloves and hard hats! He gave half to the troop and the other half to us! We had so much fun! Got blisters and good skills that carried over into the rest of my life! We had so much money that we had catered meals on lake Powell where we spent a couple of weeks camping, skiing and playing! Great memories and great friends for life! All of us earned our eagle ranks!
Justin and Roman are Amazing!!
I love how Roman honors the history of a chunk of concrete.
I'm surprised Cole isn't leaving himself the option for wood burning heat. Never know when you get get snowed in with no power. Of course he could go with a propane generator for backup power.
He's using in floor heating, which can also be powered by an outdoor wood burner
I was as well.
And I forgot about the heated floor as well.
Generator
Out with tide old and in with the new. I am not surprised at all.
Back-breaking, but satisfying work!!! Great job, guys!!!
Fred dibnah would approve this thumb nail!!
I love watching all these videos, I know it’s going to take time but I can’t wait to see it all done and decorated, I stop what I’m doing when I get the notification of a new video and watch it right away, great job guys that was a TON of work
I think the Boys deserve something special, for working while you were playing!
They do get something special for working, its call a paycheck.
they get paid, he doesn’t?
@@christophermarkham2078essentially it would be him paying himself. Since it is his house.
I’m more interested what Nava will get for staying home with two babies!
Ice cream 🍦
I love how you guys keep the job site clean! It's been fun watching you move along.
Excellent job all of you!
Aww I missed daddy cornstar!!! Thank you for checking in with us! You guys are all so great!!
Yabbers...safety glasses please, especially around all that smashing brick action. Thanks for the video.
Cole I’m
So proud for you and of you.
Justin is sure trusting holding on to those bricks while Roman is swinging the hammer!
Love that scene with the toolbelt and the tools..that was great! I bet Nave is looking forward to getting a break, too!
Did you get a set of bags and belts for Justin and Roman? They need them more than you do. 😂
As well as sweatshirts, T-shirts, hats and any other fun stuff you can think of! 💙
hahaha. yep...watching them work so hard and dirty while cole was off having a blast on the slopes was sort of hard to watch. 😜
@@sherilynl4038 you do realize they are being paid, right??? This is kinda weird.. Honestly. NO ONE has worked harder over the last several years cleaning up the farm and that house than Cole..no one. Are Roman and Justin hard workers? yes they sure are, and they are entertaining to boot! Cole was more or less just a 3rd wheel so he took one day off, the guy deserves a break, just like anyone else.
@@sherilynl4038Also while Nava is at home with her hands full taking care of the babies.
For some reason I’m thinking either your Grandmother or Grandfather really liked that shade of blue? Love seeing the transformation. Love watching your family continue to grow and serving Him. Thank you for sharing with us. ❤️
I cannot believe how hard Justin, Roman (and Justin's son) worked to get that chimney down. Great job fellows!!
Austin!
I'm only 34, knowing I have many years ahead of me, but I still see everyone in this video as babies. I'm so proud of all of you! Even your skier friend! ❤
Wow cole the house is coming
Along great! I cannot wait to
See that huge
Kitchen, an every
Thing done.😊
Thank you Cornstar Crew for another amazing video! I love that we are getting more!! God bless you all!
Great job on that chimney Justin and Roman. You guys ROCK !!!