@@misterrichardcFlorida actually makes sense. Considering that it's kinda hurricane central. California surprises me considering the little things called earthquakes
@@misterrichardc While a comparison between blue and red states may have been your intent, you never said so. You only rattled off states by name and noted whether each had home inspection licensure laws. No mention of politics in any manner. So excuse me if I am not a mind reader as to your intent. Go ahead... go back and read your original post that I responded to. I just did and there's no mention of politics. None, zip, zero, nada. So unless you have it in your brain that somehow we are supposed to automatically jump from the topic of home inspections to politics, my premise holds. You see, not everybody in the world is so brain fogged that they automatically filter everything through a political lens. Cool your jets. TRY to forget about politics for awhile (It will do your brain and your heart a whole lot of good). It IS possible to discuss a situation without bringing in identity politics. Yes, a political solution IS called for in order to get educated, knowledgeable, professional inspectors into the market in order to protect we the people, BUT this should be a non-partisan issue because these people are victimizing everybody. Black, white, Asian, Democrats, Republicans, liberals and conservatives, young and old. They don't care about anything but the green so it's way past time for us to set aside our petty (and let's be honest, most of them ARE petty) differences and band together for protection from these criminal predators. It's really just that simple
@@Joseph-ny5rr i think holmes crew ran into a building that was so bad, that was their only option so they basically tore down the old house and built a new one
I totally saw that coming. He's telling Damon early in the video that they won't be gutting it. I'm thinking right then that Mike was kidding himself. Just from the problems that he found thus far we knew there were major structural problems and the wiring had to be redone. The main plot twist was the asbestos everywhere. They usually just have some wrapping a few pipes. And then we have the basement wall collapsing on top of everything else. This house was an exercise in Murphy's law.
Love this show and Mike Holmes and his family love watching this show very much I hope to see more of them and you help save more homes big fan of the show great work keep it up every one and be careful and stay safe
I saw a show where Mike and Company helped Frank rebuild his house. Frank had cancer and had financial troubles. Mike remembered all the good Frank did
Thank you for posting this! I don't have HGTV so would have missed seeing the second part. Holmes has posted the first part on his channel Homeful, but not the 2nd part!
You have been my favorite person, because I have learned so much from you. It is so good to see you back, so I can learn more. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
That's a complete rebuild, well done. It's such a long set of stairs from the main floor to the bedrooms, tho. I might've tried to work in a mid-way landing.
When the front porch fiasco was revealed it was time to start tracking down ALL of the Jagoffs who worked on this house down to chain them to something at the building codes office with these two episodes running on a 50" TV with surround sound for all to see.
Every single show that I see when Holmes is involved, his lead supervisor Bennet plus the super crew that function so well with each other. I think I am jealous of the loyalty that they have to Mike and Damon, I think that a lot of contractors would love to see the same thing BUT some of them turn greedy by either doing the job wrong, doing it cheap with inadequate materials, and mostly without permits. That should be a very big NO NO!! Be wise people and beware of those rogues who initially started the disaster where Mike and his crew, Do it Right! Good job guys,
When it comes to home inspections ; you can only look at what is visable ! The crap inside the walls and floors and soforth ,you can't see ! Of course if you going to buy a house with an open consept design " 1) find out if that was built that way OR it the house was renovated to give it the open concept design !
It's weird to me that in Canada and the US, people use roofing materials which we in the UK would only use on a shed. We use actual real tiles on houses. My house is 63 years old and still has the same roof it was built with, and it'll never need replacing.
its partially cost and need, shingles usually last 10-20years , which heck many people dont even stay living in the same house that long. my 1000sqft house+300sqft garage cost about 9-10,000$ to redo the roof. although might have been cheaper as my uncle's company did the work so had a little discount. But it also might do with weather, in my area its tons of snow in winter, with temperatures down to -40c, and strong storms in the summers with 60+mph winds and hail. with temperatures at or above 40c, tile might handle the temps but the roof weight might be too much when you add the snow load, and not sure how well the tile handles high winds and hail as well. But then again i can see most of our homes are built for speed and cost, so at least with newer homes some things just dont last as long.
one of the biggest things to learn and remember from this show: Always get an INDEPENDENT home inspector with proper credentials. Do not ever, EVER rely on a home inspector recommended or partly paid for by sellers. That by itself is a huge red flag to me after watching this show. If you're paying, the inspector is more certainly inspecting to protect you. if the seller is paying even part of it, the inspector is likely trying to maintain a relationship with seller or realtor, and won't be brought in again if he scares a buyer away from buying a house. So will more likely gloss over and not mention things that are important.
i figure you've probably (hopefully) been able to purchase your first home, but there's a series called "holmes buy it right" where he's actually in the states helping people buy homes and he walks through everything and it is solely focused on what to look for, what the costs would be, is it worth it, how much to ask for, etc.
It could of been the episode where Mike shows everyone how to build a new house. If the baby is a boy his name should be Mike, because he didn't scream and run away when he figured out how bad the house was.
I forgot how Goddam good Mike Holmes & his crew was... Just quality work throughout. Makes you wonder what happened or happens to the POS that did the shoddy job, they had to correct.
I know this is an old episode..but if this was my house....I would be absolutely pissed. I wonder...How much did the homeowners had to pay vs what Mike Holmes assisted with. There has to be some legal remedies for the homeowners in this. You would think that the home seller would be liable for such a disaster/unsafe home. UGH!
If I had the money I would demolish and start new. The problem is who would do the job! Imagine you pay for a new house and the contractors do the same thing and build a crappy /make up house.
This was heart breaking to see how ppl can cheat someone just for money. Personally I would make their life a living hell. I would have taken pictures and post them in the news paper with the builders name.
I know at least in the US it's very very difficult to do that. you'd have to go the route of talking to an investigative reporter and even then if there aren't enough other people, say they only did it to two out of a hundred, they could pass the buck and sue you for defamation. it sucks its that way...but the laws are set to protect the business vs the client. i know this is something that mike has spent years trying to change and he's had some progress but people are slow to change and people suck.
Mike, do you go back to the contractor and inspector to pay for everything that they did wrong? If not, how are you reimbursed for everything that you repair in the homes? You are more than welcome to come to Ludington, Michigan!! Lol.
I actually cried watching this seeing these poor people have to go through this I hope they got some financial help and was able to Sue or hold someone liable for all problems they had with the house . I'd like to know if they did get or were able to Sue or to pull someone reliable for the terrible work that somebody else did before they bought it
If the house inspectors wrote everything down of whats wrong with the house probly over half of the houses would not sell.that tells you they got a deal goin with the realtors or some dont care or arnt smart enough.
This is another déjà bad house. The seller sold the house for a profit. Before buyers buy houses, they should sit down and watch all the old Mike Holmes' videos, to learn the pitfalls, and ask the questions. If the seller hedges on the questions, they could be hiding something. Buyers should hire a professional inspectors/contractors to inspect the property. It is better to get constructive (...no pun intended) input, than none at all. Mike said the repairs will cost $300K. Where did the couple get all that money for the repairs?
@@barnabus1976 For the last month, I thought I was losing my hearing, because I could not hear the audio on the Holmes videos. I read the comment on another Holmes video a few days ago.
My biggest question is who foots the bill for all of this and the other episodes where so much is having to be done to correct contractor and "inspector' screw-ups?
I love how Mr. Holmes come's in as a nice family dog when he meet's the owner's. The owner's leave and Mr. Holmes turn's into an attack dog off the leash. They rip it down to stud's and rebuild it right from the ground up.
I have always enjoyed your show. And you pointed out all the things people down wrong and you make them correct I think that is just phenomenal. But I grew up in flooring carpet vinyl tile wood. And I’ve seen where you’ve replaced a lot of wood floors and what you’ve tore out parquet floors and you’ve made things right. But never once and I mean never once have I seen anyone install carpet correctly on your show. The other put the tack strip too far from the wall. Tax trip which was originally named tactless strip(that’s another story) is not designed for the nails in the tack strip to hold all of the weight of the carpet if it’s installed correctly. Carpet is not to be installed with the knee kicker. My knee kicker is designed to be used crossways and hallways are in small closets. You were to use a power stretcher to install carpet properly how tight do you stretch carpet you stretch it right up to the tearing point and not beyond. The tighter the carpet the longer it will last. I notice you love to use reborn pad. Yeah it’s cheaper and it’s lightweight and the guys can grab it and just move it around real easy glue it down staple it down all they’re happy and they throw the carpet on it and he kick it in and run that’s throwing carpet in that’s not installing it. Roberts actually makes a foamed rubber pad that is guaranteed for the life of the house reborn pad is not the foamed rubber pad or what a lot of people like to call waffle pad actually allows your vacuum cleaner to work properly. Because it allows air to flow through the carpet. Enough ragging about the carpet because I do like your show but one of the other things I seen that drives me nuts because for the last 25 years I’ve been a fire alarm technician. And I noticed you guys put in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and install them on the ceiling. Cover monoxide is heavier than air End it settles to the floor. A carbon monoxide detector should be installed no higher than a plug outletit and smoke detectors should be replaced every 10 years because there is a lifespan so if they sit on the shelf for five years that means they’re only good for five years installed. There’s a few other things but most of what you do is good it’ll be great to see the rest of the things done right. And yes there should be a smoke detector in every bedroom and in the corridor hallways point of egress and it’s best if you have the ones with the lights that shine down on the floor so that the children can find their way out of the house in the advent I have an alarm, a faults or real fire. Could not find a number to call you and I really didn’t like putting this out so everybody can see it but I do like to show you do good things and like you said you can’t know it all. So I thought I would share some information with you. Mike I hope you actually get to read this. God bless
if someone were to really pay for this fix, i think would have been better to jsut tear it down and start over. but they need content for the show so expense is no consideration
Mike Holmes (Sr.) is nearly non-existent in this series. Why does it carry his name other name "money naming rights?" Holmes Inspection minus Holmes. Appearing only when credit is laden doesn't support the name or emphasis of the series.
I realize that your comment is a year old, but FYI Mike got injured right around the time of this episode. He wasn't physically able to do as much anymore.
Methed up!! Wow how is this allowed.. these people are talking a mile a minute.. i have never ever in my life have i ever never seen such a spun crew! All guy's too.
Thank you Mike Holmes and crew we love you thank you for all that you do for the world
This was horrifying. OMG. Holmes crew is simply incredible. Wow.
Those poor owners - honestly shocked they weren't screaming at the beginning.
the home inspector should lose his license and be sent to jail for collusion with the seller. there is no way he wasnt in on it
I said same thing or call him out on it?!?!
Yeah someone getting kick back!!!
2 years later????
@@misterrichardcFlorida actually makes sense. Considering that it's kinda hurricane central. California surprises me considering the little things called earthquakes
@@misterrichardc Do we really HAVE to insert politics into EVERY discussion these days?
@@misterrichardc While a comparison between blue and red states may have been your intent, you never said so. You only rattled off states by name and noted whether each had home inspection licensure laws. No mention of politics in any manner. So excuse me if I am not a mind reader as to your intent. Go ahead... go back and read your original post that I responded to. I just did and there's no mention of politics. None, zip, zero, nada. So unless you have it in your brain that somehow we are supposed to automatically jump from the topic of home inspections to politics, my premise holds. You see, not everybody in the world is so brain fogged that they automatically filter everything through a political lens. Cool your jets. TRY to forget about politics for awhile (It will do your brain and your heart a whole lot of good). It IS possible to discuss a situation without bringing in identity politics. Yes, a political solution IS called for in order to get educated, knowledgeable, professional inspectors into the market in order to protect we the people, BUT this should be a non-partisan issue because these people are victimizing everybody. Black, white, Asian, Democrats, Republicans, liberals and conservatives, young and old. They don't care about anything but the green so it's way past time for us to set aside our petty (and let's be honest, most of them ARE petty) differences and band together for protection from these criminal predators. It's really just that simple
Man, this family hit the jackpot by getting on the show. Essentially, it is a brand new home top to bottom
not only is it a new home but it's done right the holmes way
New home would have been cheaper
@@Joseph-ny5rr i think holmes crew ran into a building that was so bad, that was their only option so they basically tore down the old house and built a new one
I love it when Holmes says, I'm gonna gut your whole house
I totally saw that coming. He's telling Damon early in the video that they won't be gutting it. I'm thinking right then that Mike was kidding himself. Just from the problems that he found thus far we knew there were major structural problems and the wiring had to be redone. The main plot twist was the asbestos everywhere. They usually just have some wrapping a few pipes. And then we have the basement wall collapsing on top of everything else. This house was an exercise in Murphy's law.
I Love Everyone! Mike's toast at the End. PRICELESS ❤❤❤
Great to see people have work ethics.
Love this show and Mike Holmes and his family love watching this show very much I hope to see more of them and you help save more homes big fan of the show great work keep it up every one and be careful and stay safe
I saw a show where Mike and Company helped Frank rebuild his house. Frank had cancer and had financial troubles. Mike remembered all the good Frank did
My favorite episode.
I love that they insulated the basement floor and taped it. It really helps to improve its energy efficiency
Thank you for posting this! I don't have HGTV so would have missed seeing the second part. Holmes has posted the first part on his channel Homeful, but not the 2nd part!
You have been my favorite person, because I have learned so much from you. It is so good to see you back, so I can learn more.
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
DAMON BENNET I HAVE NO WORDS!😊😊
He's gross 😮
MIKE HELLO,MANthat brick,foundation,was something else,as was the cross beam,now steel, wow hidden problems, thanks,and stay well,🇨🇦🇨🇦🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Yikes. Thank Hod for Mike, his team & all the honest builders, home inspectors. It's a shame that the dishonest ones are allowed to operate.
This show makes me worried about my own home. For no particular reason really - it's all anxiety inducing.
I think it’s wise to get an inspection done every 5 years.things deteriorate
That's a complete rebuild, well done. It's such a long set of stairs from the main floor to the bedrooms, tho. I might've tried to work in a mid-way landing.
Wonder if the homes next to this one are as bad. Maybe they should have rebuilt those too.
When the front porch fiasco was revealed it was time to start tracking down ALL of the Jagoffs who worked on this house down to
chain them to something at the building codes office with these two episodes running on a 50" TV with surround sound for all to see.
Wouldn’t be shocked if some were out of business
I hope to see more of your shows
Keep doing the right thing
Every single show that I see when Holmes is involved, his lead supervisor Bennet plus the super crew that function so well with each other. I think I am jealous of the loyalty that they have to Mike and Damon, I think that a lot of contractors would love to see the same thing BUT some of them turn greedy by either doing the job wrong, doing it cheap with inadequate materials, and mostly without permits. That should be a very big NO NO!! Be wise people and beware of those rogues who initially started the disaster where Mike and his crew, Do it Right! Good job guys,
Fast forwarding the video to avoid copyright.. Nice
My God... I can't imagine
Great stuff loved the show
These folks needed a major house fire. The renovation cost should have been as much as a new house
When it comes to home inspections ; you can only look at what is visable ! The crap inside the walls and floors and soforth ,you can't see ! Of course if you going to buy a house with an open consept design " 1) find out if that was built that way OR it the house was renovated to give it the open concept design !
Many investors buy houses from online auctions to flip cheaply and sell to future home owners.
It's weird to me that in Canada and the US, people use roofing materials which we in the UK would only use on a shed. We use actual real tiles on houses. My house is 63 years old and still has the same roof it was built with, and it'll never need replacing.
its partially cost and need, shingles usually last 10-20years , which heck many people dont even stay living in the same house that long. my 1000sqft house+300sqft garage cost about 9-10,000$ to redo the roof. although might have been cheaper as my uncle's company did the work so had a little discount.
But it also might do with weather, in my area its tons of snow in winter, with temperatures down to -40c, and strong storms in the summers with 60+mph winds and hail. with temperatures at or above 40c, tile might handle the temps but the roof weight might be too much when you add the snow load, and not sure how well the tile handles high winds and hail as well.
But then again i can see most of our homes are built for speed and cost, so at least with newer homes some things just dont last as long.
Might as well had him build them a new house lol
You do not want what to deal with government in Ontario on rebuilding a home.
The crew does good work
Great show.
one of the biggest things to learn and remember from this show:
Always get an INDEPENDENT home inspector with proper credentials. Do not ever, EVER rely on a home inspector recommended or partly paid for by sellers. That by itself is a huge red flag to me after watching this show. If you're paying, the inspector is more certainly inspecting to protect you. if the seller is paying even part of it, the inspector is likely trying to maintain a relationship with seller or realtor, and won't be brought in again if he scares a buyer away from buying a house. So will more likely gloss over and not mention things that are important.
It blows my mind that someone could do this to a homeowner and then a homeowner turns around and sells it to somebody else
It make you wonder if the previous homeowner realized all the construction flaws, and decided to get rid of an albatross, fast.
This is why I'm a fan of ICF construction.
David Milligan what is icf?
@@mujkocka insulated concrete forms
Seven months for that job was more than reasonable. It may have been faster to remove the entire house and start over.
Trying to buy our first home and watching these is now got me inform on what to look for
i figure you've probably (hopefully) been able to purchase your first home, but there's a series called "holmes buy it right" where he's actually in the states helping people buy homes and he walks through everything and it is solely focused on what to look for, what the costs would be, is it worth it, how much to ask for, etc.
LOL.. you were in the market when the homeowners wanted inspections waived.. 😂 disaster
Who cares. You don't want neighbors.. trust me.. I've been cocksick for months.. too dusted
@@DanielleBaumhi Michael
Spend that much on a home only to find it needs $400K+ fixing. Seems it was only a hairline away from having to demo the whole house and just rebuild.
I might have collapsed within ten years, if it was not fixed.
It could of been the episode where Mike shows everyone how to build a new house. If the baby is a boy his name should be Mike, because he didn't scream and run away when he figured out how bad the house was.
I forgot how Goddam good Mike Holmes & his crew was... Just quality work throughout. Makes you wonder what happened or happens to the POS that did the shoddy job, they had to correct.
Kate Campbell works as both a blonde and a brunette.
I wonder if building a new house wouldn't have been cheaper.
good thing this was an insurance claim...
I know this is an old episode..but if this was my house....I would be absolutely pissed. I wonder...How much did the homeowners had to pay vs what Mike Holmes assisted with. There has to be some legal remedies for the homeowners in this. You would think that the home seller would be liable for such a disaster/unsafe home. UGH!
renovation must have cost double the price of the house
If I had the money I would demolish and start new. The problem is who would do the job! Imagine you pay for a new house and the contractors do the same thing and build a crappy /make up house.
Home owners paid 10% of total bill. Sponsors other trades and donations paid the rest. This job wound up costing a total of $386,000
Are you sure this house was not the real story behind tom hanks crazy house movie? Lol
This was heart breaking to see how ppl can cheat someone just for money. Personally I would make their life a living hell. I would have taken pictures and post them in the news paper with the builders name.
Even better: I would have taken them to Court and sued for the maximum amount for damages.
I know at least in the US it's very very difficult to do that. you'd have to go the route of talking to an investigative reporter and even then if there aren't enough other people, say they only did it to two out of a hundred, they could pass the buck and sue you for defamation. it sucks its that way...but the laws are set to protect the business vs the client. i know this is something that mike has spent years trying to change and he's had some progress but people are slow to change and people suck.
We don't really know the story. It might have been an incompetent contractor and a previous homeowner who had no idea the real problems the house had.
First: Always get an independent assessment.
Mike, do you go back to the contractor and inspector to pay for everything that they did wrong? If not, how are you reimbursed for everything that you repair in the homes?
You are more than welcome to come to Ludington, Michigan!! Lol.
You basically gave them %95 of a house
I actually cried watching this seeing these poor people have to go through this I hope they got some financial help and was able to Sue or hold someone liable for all problems they had with the house . I'd like to know if they did get or were able to Sue or to pull someone reliable for the terrible work that somebody else did before they bought it
If the house inspectors wrote everything down of whats wrong with the house probly over half of the houses would not sell.that tells you they got a deal goin with the realtors or some dont care or arnt smart enough.
Holy S...!
I think "home inspector" should be held accountable imo
Two things if I was on people I would file lawsuit inspector and the contractor ASAP
This is another déjà bad house. The seller sold the house for a profit. Before buyers buy houses, they should sit down and watch all the old Mike Holmes' videos, to learn the pitfalls, and ask the questions. If the seller hedges on the questions, they could be hiding something. Buyers should hire a professional inspectors/contractors to inspect the property. It is better to get constructive (...no pun intended) input, than none at all. Mike said the repairs will cost $300K. Where did the couple get all that money for the repairs?
Gabrielle........how did I know
With all the faults you find in previous builder in the inspection report, electrical, plumbing..is any action taken against these people .
I had to slow down the playback, then it sounded right
I think I figured out their secret the faster they talk the faster they finish 😂
hahaaa, me too, but the video is running faster than normal. I think to avoid youtoobz ban hammer
Run it at 0.75 speed. Sounds right then
@@barnabus1976 For the last month, I thought I was losing my hearing, because I could not hear the audio on the Holmes videos. I read the comment on another Holmes video a few days ago.
My biggest question is who foots the bill for all of this and the other episodes where so much is having to be done to correct contractor and "inspector' screw-ups?
With Holmes I believe it's the show that pays for everything
Can they sue either the inspector or seller for expenses and health issues incurred?
Seems like this episode everyone’s talking fast and the speed is moving quickly eh
Oh yeah bud
Does the show cover these costs?
Canadian taxes at work.
Does Mike & Damien have a Twin?😂❤😂
Houston we have a problem
I love how Mr. Holmes come's in as a nice family dog when he meet's the owner's. The owner's leave and Mr. Holmes turn's into an attack dog off the leash. They rip it down to stud's and rebuild it right from the ground up.
I wonder how much the people paid and how much the show paid for these shows
I'm just wondering who pays for all that work.
They turned a junk house into a new house - PERFACT
You wonder what the neighbors were thinking about their properties when they saw all the problems.
I have always enjoyed your show. And you pointed out all the things people down wrong and you make them correct I think that is just phenomenal. But I grew up in flooring carpet vinyl tile wood. And I’ve seen where you’ve replaced a lot of wood floors and what you’ve tore out parquet floors and you’ve made things right. But never once and I mean never once have I seen anyone install carpet correctly on your show. The other put the tack strip too far from the wall. Tax trip which was originally named tactless strip(that’s another story) is not designed for the nails in the tack strip to hold all of the weight of the carpet if it’s installed correctly. Carpet is not to be installed with the knee kicker. My knee kicker is designed to be used crossways and hallways are in small closets. You were to use a power stretcher to install carpet properly how tight do you stretch carpet you stretch it right up to the tearing point and not beyond. The tighter the carpet the longer it will last. I notice you love to use reborn pad. Yeah it’s cheaper and it’s lightweight and the guys can grab it and just move it around real easy glue it down staple it down all they’re happy and they throw the carpet on it and he kick it in and run that’s throwing carpet in that’s not installing it. Roberts actually makes a foamed rubber pad that is guaranteed for the life of the house reborn pad is not the foamed rubber pad or what a lot of people like to call waffle pad actually allows your vacuum cleaner to work properly. Because it allows air to flow through the carpet. Enough ragging about the carpet because I do like your show but one of the other things I seen that drives me nuts because for the last 25 years I’ve been a fire alarm technician. And I noticed you guys put in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and install them on the ceiling. Cover monoxide is heavier than air End it settles to the floor. A carbon monoxide detector should be installed no higher than a plug outletit and smoke detectors should be replaced every 10 years because there is a lifespan so if they sit on the shelf for five years that means they’re only good for five years installed. There’s a few other things but most of what you do is good it’ll be great to see the rest of the things done right. And yes there should be a smoke detector in every bedroom and in the corridor hallways point of egress and it’s best if you have the ones with the lights that shine down on the floor so that the children can find their way out of the house in the advent I have an alarm, a faults or real fire. Could not find a number to call you and I really didn’t like putting this out so everybody can see it but I do like to show you do good things and like you said you can’t know it all. So I thought I would share some information with you. Mike I hope you actually get to read this. God bless
They should have been using a professional carpet installer on the episodes, but that would have impeded their progress.
if someone were to really pay for this fix, i think would have been better to jsut tear it down and start over. but they need content for the show so expense is no consideration
Would their home owner’s insurance cover any of this?
Mike Holmes (Sr.) is nearly non-existent in this series. Why does it carry his name other name "money naming rights?" Holmes Inspection minus Holmes. Appearing only when credit is laden doesn't support the name or emphasis of the series.
I realize that your comment is a year old, but FYI Mike got injured right around the time of this episode. He wasn't physically able to do as much anymore.
@@voisindo I watched the older series and the subsequent series and suspected that Mike had some medical issues that limited his on-hands approach.
Criminal.
What is all the blue paint/stain? I see it a lot on your jobs.
What's the blue lumber?
When they removed those walls the knocked the whole support system from under this house.
They had temporary walls and Jack posts
Mike & his crew's are no fools. He had temp stuff up before he removed the walls.
Pitty play speed is wrong.
Hi
This video is incorrectly titled, it should be 'Season 1 Episode 22 B'.
i live in apt complex and my dad has comment on the eletric saying he pretty sure its illegal
How can you spend $300k to FIX a house?
Who pays for all of this?
why is seem fast
Methed up!! Wow how is this allowed.. these people are talking a mile a minute.. i have never ever in my life have i ever never seen such a spun crew! All guy's too.
Weird
Come on Damon have a spine saying stuff like make him a happy man and talking like Mike i can make it true not level
I would love to see some contractors go in to a house he has built and find some stuff wrong. They are so over dramatic