This Old House | Rough Plumbing (S39 E22) FULL EPISODE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2021
- Richard works on rough plumbing at the Elliotborough house while Kevin, Judith, and Julia meet a kitchen designer. The rotting porch gets assessed. A new old floor goes down at the single house. Tommy and Mark snake wires through a brick wall.
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Kevin is at the back of the second Charleston project house in the Elliotborough neighborhood, looking at the framing progress. Then he finds Richard inside by the front entrance.
Today the plumber, Mike Dolinger, and Richard work on solving the problem of plumbing a 19th-century building.
It's design time for Judith and Julia as they figure out how their kitchen should look. Kevin finds them in a Charleston kitchen center starting the process with design consultant Niki Komorek.
The two-story porch at the front of the house has seen better days. General contractor Lindsey Nevin and his team tackle the structure to see what is still good and what needs to be replaced.
On the second floor of the old kitchen in the Single House project, Kevin finds carpenter Ismael Medina restoring and laying the original heart pine flooring.
Charleston is a city of beautiful iron gates, and the owners of the Single House want to upgrade theirs. Tommy visits the American College of the Building Arts where the ironwork class is involved in creating a gate for the project.
Newly exposed brick walls bring challenges for electricity. Tommy catches up with builder Mark to determine how he'll snake wires when there's nowhere to hide them.
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This Old House | Rough Plumbing (S39 E22) FULL EPISODE
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I've been watching these guys off & on for like 40 years & just get a KICK out of seeing other guys do stuff. I STILL like to learn.
didn’t expect to hear fellow Bermudian talking. Nice surprise to the show.
I love This Old House.
Considering all the terms Tommy knows for stuff like windows, drawers, framing, ect it's kinda neat to see him learn some ones he's never heard of.
Love the black smith work! That gate is going to be gorgeous.
Yea even as a plumber im laughing like they working their asses off on that metal lol
I am always amazed at what can be done to improve an older home... but then wonder what the budget is to do it (with and without sponsors).... and then the finished value compared to the rest of the neighborhood.
Come for the plumbing, stay for the countertops!!
The two (2) blacksmiths earn their money !!! 🔥
really a useless skill in this day & age
Those floors. Wow. And love those exposed beams!
my man Ismael rockin' the Bosch platform
Rough Plumbing appears to be the subject of this episode yet only covered minutes of it...
i realize I'm kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to stream newly released movies online ?
@Julius Conrad Lately I have been using Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
@@juliusconrad1330 movies123.
They are not good at describing their videos. :(
So let me get this straight. Historical district have a say on how you remodel your house but they will let an unoccupied house rot to the ground?
Exactly. There is a lot of restrictions on renovating houses in historic districts thats it's expensive and a headache to do.
@@robertgroover3316 yes but generally people want to live there so the value of that house is probably going to skyrocket and be equal or well above what they spent remodeling it
"That's what governments are for - get in a man's way."
Welcome to historic districts, this must be your first time lol
We used to call to hysterical district. Because the people on historical district board usually don’t know code.
I learned so much about plumbing. Learned more about joist and headers than plumbing.
It’s important! It’s like house rewiring! You have know how homes are built to make the rewire go as smooth as possible so it’s less damage and patching.
Ja, this old house don’t answer all my questions. Videos are great
Such a cliffhanger waiting to see how they deal with the plumbing
That's rule, homeowner is always right.
I don't even want to think about how much that ironwork costs. Talk about a whole lot of work. I can't even imagine.
that_G_EvanP
... Right.... big bucks if you had that custom made commercially. Going to a trade school takes longer but they typically do this for material cost, and maybe a donation to a scholarship fund. BTW, many trade schools offer services, including something as simple as a new roof. OTOH, there's usually a waiting list so sign up early.
10:34 Classic TOH: brand new hard hats and safety glasses for the show. ( Is he's smoking?) LOL
gotta remove all those unlicensed logos and trade unions.
😂😂😂
Fist time ever seen some one smoking on toh
This should be in every high school. Kids nowadays don't know how to fix anything
They're too busy teaching people like you how to use your computers, tablets, and your phones.
Richard Trethewey said elsewhere that there’s a manual skills deficit in the US equivalent to 6m jobs. Would the US be suffering from an opioid crisis and rust belt radicalisation if something was done about this? Is there any work more meaningful than home-building?
The "kids these days" stereotypical complaint is overstated; one can't deny the impact that "TH-cam University" has had in recent years to create an environment where people are more likely to try and fix/renovate all sorts of things. I see many examples of young people shopping at second hand thrift stores, and touting the benefits of "reduce, reuse, and recycle" as a way to address their generation's concerns about pollution and global warming.
@@sirrebral ... yes, but all of those thrift items are made of plastic these days.
@@markofsaltburn ... have to wonder about filling the void in the trades and if that might affect the "imported labor" market? Have you been to a job site in the last 10 years? Lots of people who don't speak English, which is not a big problem unless you try to give specific instructions. Many of these same guys look like they they bought all of their tools at a garage sale and haven't got a clue as to why they need a heavy power cord. Yeah, they are willing to work, but most are just doing exactly what the guy next to them is doing, right or wrong. OTOH, at least they are not wearing robes and sandals like in certain other countries.
You'll guys are awesome
10:36 demolition & smoke test at the same time... very efficient
wow hilarious
you probably turn off your cellphone when entering a gas station
@@walterbrunswick Yeah, I wipe my butt before I poop too！
Nice episode.
Wow - I can not imagine how much gutting a house like that would cost. Its great that the skeleton will be preserved.
danekarl ... my home was built in 1910 and I did similar myself, although in my case I gutted one room at a time, hired the kid next door for grunt work, then rented a small dumpster as needed. 9 rooms took about 9 years of spare time and hardly changed the exterior look at all.
Did you make Mark cut his hair? Don't you know that's where his special contractor abilities come from?!
22:18 Mark Regalbuto Sounds like Bob Odenkirk
I bet he becomes a regular cast member on the show.
Mark with the haircut!
I hope some stile that makes sense with the kitchen can come together .
I know that iron work is incredible but that electrical work is too. So much more work to hide wires behind mortar.
😂 That one was historical they are called Dog Bars and Tommy calls them"Dog Legs"!!
With unlimited resources anything is possible!
That house was a stiff wind from falling down. Especially the porch. But they have to be careful?
I love ornate pointy things cast iron gate.
Dang. . . . I hate to say this but . . . this house is in better condition then the "ratsnest" I rent....
if you're renting a rat's nest then how can you afford internet let alone a phone or pc. hmm.........
@@GhostReaper2043 I rent it so another poor soul dont get @#$% by the landlord...
But it was I who also got @#$%ed by the city and the slumlord. Actually a bit off subject. . ., I really don't know why I even stay. This county is corrupt as hell...
I really like mark as the primary contractor. His voice has an authority to it idk.
Hi, are u people based at new york or Boston ? I need plumbing to be done.
Its nice seeing ladys in the industry
@@Kevin-mp5of thanks spell check
Helps
Everyone is so sweaty.
You should try work sometimes you would sweat too.
That's the American Southeast for you!
12:05 "SLAVES QUARTERS"?????.... I'm surprised they didn't change it to something more acceptable, like "servants quarters."
I don't trust the grk screws used for the floor. Seen to many snap on my own jobs for no apparent reason. I'm only speaking of the trim head screws.
Then when it comes time to tighten them years later, what are they supposed to do use more screws?
Plumbers that care about structure! Unheard of.
"'till then, I'm Tom Silva" "And i'm creepy uncle" "for this old house!"
Don't forget the assertive lurky awkward pauses.
Imagine being so stubborn that you make your plumber and builder do extra work (not to mention cost) because you just have to poop in that one corner.
@@Kevin-mp5of yes i mentioned that by saying "cost".
Kevin, at start you referred to “Elliott Boro Park house” in Charleston as an 189os built house with the stacked front porches with separate cooking kitchen down 3-5 steps from house structure ???
If it is and was built 189os, even 188os or 187os, but not to be politically correct or picayune,should you have referred to separate, attached cooking structure as a “slave’s kitchen”?
Should you not refer to it as a cooking kitchen? Certainly not as a slave’s kitchen or even as a servant’s kitchen - especially as it was never in a then state of slavery or employed any persons then held in a station of slavery, regardless of employment terms.
I think it was merely a slip of your tongue, not a slip of your mind and these ladies deserve credit for seeming to not be insulted, so good on them.
Mark Engel Buda.
My god! Hiding that cable in the window frame like that 🤦♂️
Whoever replaces that winter best will take a reciprocating saw and cut the window frame out and cut through the cables.
Are there no rules or “safe zones” where cables can run in the USA ? Or was that cable armoured?
I can care less if it's in a historical area. Those two houses should have been a teardown. The amount of money your spending to fix them up you can probably spend less money on a new build.
GhostReaper2043 ya two more cookie cutters with a life expectancy of 30 years lets go that route
GhostReaper2043
... the other problem with new construction is new standards, both in building and zoning. Tear it down and all of a sudden you have a 25 ft side setback. Oh, the house can only be 2 ft wide now? Ok, that's an exaggeration but you can see where this is going.
We dont need a decision today but........................
Slaves quarters?
Fire alarm chirp @ 6:43
replace yo batteries. Common...home ownership 101
Slaves Quarters, I love it!
Why would you love that?
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15:12 seams don’t match
Wonder if the last owners of the rundown house are on the streets selling drugs?
10:30 smoking on the job site working around all that dry wood. That's definitely a no no.
I was thinking the same thing.
@@jaycos5978 ... around here most job sites are "no smoking inside" but outside is not usually a problem. Don't forget that the Carolina area is tobacco country. (yup, still is)
This is part of the renovation process, Marty. You see the smoking causes the wood fibres to have that classic Carolina smell and flavour to it bringing the homeowners back to a simpler time, when you can do whatever you wanted without the government intruding.
The old slaves' quarter ? 🤨
Not a good description !
That's what it was though.
Please reduce the number of commercials or I will stop watching after a lifetime
I'm sure you will be greatly missed
Commercials every minute or two, and the subject of the video is barely hinted at. Click-baity and shameful.
Kevin,stop calling females guys,try gals from now on.
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@@Kevin-mp5of I know it's habit and hard to break,I of course am just as guilty of language 'faux pas' as well,and welcome any corrections from others. While we're at it,most ppl. including you and I (I notice this often)
when pronouncing a word starting with ...tr... we pronounce it with...chr...
Need to slow down and place the tongue higher on the back of the teeth to correct.
Thanks for the reply.
After all the yrs. being able to compare I must admit you are the best TOH host overall.
I've trailed off watching over the years due to changing formats and not always being able to receive the show,but started as a teen w/ season 1,
a former girlfriend would affectionately refer to me as Ken Vila😏 Godspeed.
🙂✌❤
@@brianglade848 They have a gal on the team now.
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...and yeah I actually feel privileged to have gotten a response to a criticism.
Gives you a little peek into the man.👏👊👍🤝
Did This Old House get a "wokeness" coordinator? Sure seems like it. Diversity and inclusion based casting?