I don’t understand why people watch your show then criticize you after. If someone doesn’t like what you do then they don’t have to watch. There’s no reason for anyone to be critical of someone brave enough to put themselves out there trying to do something new. Keep up the good work I say!
So true don’t watch if all you do is criticize maybe look at your own failures or go criticize someone who really deserves it. I’m sure there must be some really bad TH-camrs out there
Sometimes you need to strip everything out in order to progress, to make things safe for future construction. I’m just sorry that for your first renovation this turned out to be the case. The silver lining is knowing that once the old is removed and new materials put in you’re sure of having a sound home. I’m so pleased at how you’re progressing Ryan, keep on keeping on!
@@paulb1951 because they get instantly blocked 😋 I don't let people pollute the comment section, there's too much negativity in the world already. Positive vibes only 🤗
@@lifeofryan. I follow a lot of channels. So many haters every where. But haters on here will make you the most money. They will go back again and again on a video to argue, all the while giving you views and comments, in the end money. Stay strong! I suffer anxiety and couldnt cope, but I hope you find a way to climb over the trash talk and see the goal. Let them talk their trash, its cash in the bank. As for what you are doing, its a huge undertaking, we all have to learn somewhere. Keep on keeping on my friend!
My gosh, how good a buddy is Billy, he is flat out with the convent all week and most weekends, but there he is helping Ryan, thats called besties forever. Doing so well Ryan, every job you start and finish is a step closer to your dream home, and done by you...with help and advice from mates❤❤❤❤ from Western Australia 🇦🇺
from what they say they were friends from very young going partying together all over FRANCE i like the story about how they meet GWEN Billy girlfriend and children mother and soon wife
Hang in there Ryan, you can do this! Remember…the way to eat an elephant is by one bite at a time 😊 you’ve got this!! Lotsa love from New Zealand 🇳🇿 👏🏻👍🏻
You & 99% of DIYers underestimate the work for any project 😅. Part of the fun of watching your channel over time is seeing the wealth of friendship as you all help each other out!
Ryan, I realize you have a tight budget, but you do need a proper saw, and some proper tools. Maybe you dad would be happy to loan you some to work on your renovation project. Thank You Billy for helping out your buddy! Crack On and every journey starts with one step at a time! Your off to a great start!😊
Alrighty then on with the demolition. You know you stilled made a good deal with this house even with having to tear everything out. It’s a fairly straightforward process to rebuild. You’re going to gain so much experience in this renovation. Great work!
Thank you Billy. Ryan desperately needs your expertise. Ryan IS quite capable but occasionally needs a helping hand from a good friend. DON’T GIVE UP ❤
Good job, Ryan! 👍🏻 I must say I truly love the stone floor below. I sure hope it doesn’t get damaged in the demolition process. If you intend to keep it in the long run might I suggest covering it with a few sheets of plywood to protect it while you continue your build? It’s a privilege to watch you bring your dream to life!😊
Great job today Ryan. Out with the old and soon in with the new. I will be honest, I would probably make a bigger mess than you did trying to get it all down before taking it out to the dump. I don't know of any construction workers that takes the time to place each and every piece down nicely, their work would take forever and never get done on time. So for those who think that renovation is an easy mess-free job, I would like to see them get their behind off the chair/couch or wherever they watch this from and try it. You are doing a GREAT job by yourself Ryan, keep at it. Have a great day
Hi Ryan great to see your mate helping with removing the timber. Good friends are hard to find so hang on to Billy he is so willing to help you. Cheers 🤗💯👌❤️
Been there myself. I ripped out all floors, subfloors, walls, the whole double-brick rear wall of the house, electrical, plumbing, roof, dug a new basement, and more. Just about the only thing untouched in the construction of my home was literally one bedroom and one closet. EVERYTHING else got ripped out and redone. Literally and figuratively. All of it. All while my wife was pregnant with a second child and I just quit my job and cut my income down to zero. This was in 2007 during the unprecedented US market crush and the being of a depression. So yea... I feel your pain...
So Basically you have bought a Lot and a shell of a house, but now you can retore a solid home from the bones! You can do this! Better to get it right and tear out the weakness!! Crack On, Ryan! We will be watching your Progress!
I mean he's saved on brickwork, council approvals, roofing, structural engineering, foundation pouring, architecture. So yeh, the shell but its a good shell.
I just watched The Irish Homestead guy put in all the joists in his room by himself. Might be an interesting watch. I hope it’s not bad form to mention another vid. But I actually thought of you the whole while I watched him. Please pardon me if it is. But it can be done. You’re learning so much. Great work.
Ryan, please, from a former nurse with a rotten back - bend your knees when lifting things. I'd recommend some gentle yoga back stretches for the lower back pain you're likely to be suffering. Love your work!
Excellent to see you learning from Billy. Work is always easier when things are cleaned up and you are not constantly tripping over trash. Moving is a wonderful idea. Camp out inside your house and spend your money on materials for the rebuild. Keep going!
Ryan...don't worry about what other people think or say about your work in the house. You are the one that is demolishing it and you make the decision on how to do that in the conditions that you're working in, that is safe for you. I love to see you doing more work in the house and cleaning up 😀😀. Kudos to you!
TIP If you can cut joists from the bottom up. When you cut down the joist presses against the sides of the saw as it starts to sag. If you go bottom up the cut will start to open up instead.
Ryan, great work and clean up after. With the Petherick Construction School, you too, will be able to remodel other homes when you're finished with your $15000 home!!! Billy is such a nice friend and willing soul,.glean all info you can get from him!! I must admit, I laughed out loud when the ladder fell ...sorry. Keep up the good work Ryan.
Hello from America, Ryan! I enjoy your videos so much. I say YES! Move in. You will get it done more quickly I think. Be careful there alone… don’t want you injured. 😉
Hi Ryan, nice to see you back____and Billy come to see you and help you. Billy will show you how to stack things. He is a wonderful friend. You are very lucky 🙏🙋♀️🤫
Ryan you are so lucky to have a friend like Billy , who works and films every day in the convent . I just don’t know where he finds the time and energy to do all that.
Honestly Ryan the ripping out, the removal of tons of rubbish and then the big clean up it IS ALL WORTH IT. Believe me i know from repeated experience and i for one think you are DOING FABULOUS. Keep up the AMAZING work Ryan. You will have a very lovely abode in the end. Take Care.😃
When you put your mind to it Ryan you can do anything, you are blessed to have a friend like billy always there to lend a hand you got this Ryan love following your journey x
I was worried about you the whole time you were precariously balancing on one of the unsound beams while struggling to remove the others. Glad you didn’t fall!
You're doing fabulous! You'll be cruising along, completing rooms in no time! Thanks for the videos. It reminds me of Robin Leach, the way you say "rural framce" 😊
Congratulations Ryan for taking on such a renovation and being willing to learn as you go. No one knows everything, and everyone has to learn, but a lot of people just wouldn't stretch themselves that far. You are really going to look back on this experience and wonder what on earth you were thinking, but being so glad you went ahead ... that is if you keep going, and I really hope you do. I feel as though you are more determined than ever to make the project and TH-cam a success and I'm here for it. I'm sure there are many of us who are keen to watch your progress and see the outcome. Just take extra care for your safety along the way. Wishing you all the best, and looking forward to the coming videos. P.S. By the way, there's nothing wrong with having friends help you out, especially when they have experience, and we know you also help them in ways we don't see.
Ryannnnnnnnn, watching this video made me a nervous wreck!!! Glad Billy was there to help with the clean up. Love your content, but please don’t kill your self. Take care.❤❤❤
Hearing the volume of traffic noise, it’s a beautiful thing to have the house stripped down to the bare walls, ready for soundproofing insulation. Or maybe you’ll get used to it. Heck I used to live right beside a train car shunting area. I can sleep through pretty much anything now…🤣🤣🤣✌️🤘🇨🇦
There is nothing Billy won’t tackle, and he has boundless energy. He’ll get Ryan started correctly installing new joists. Always willing to lend a helping hand!🎉
Ryan already knows how to properly install joists as Nick Moon has Ryan watching and assisting him in joist installations. It will be great to have help though as I don't think one person could do it alone without the tools and lift that Billy used/uses. Ryan is a great friend to the Moons & the Pethericks. Just as they are to him.
Yes and Ryan gets criticized all the time but he doesn’t have the luxury of a paid crew of helpers & barely any financial backing so it’s constantly an uphill battle, and a lonely job most likely.
Yeah! Glad to be seeing progress on your house. After watching Billy demolish the convent I know what it will look like when you get it done. Great job you! By the way Billy looks amazing in this video as you do.
I think you needed scaffolding, you were balanced precariously on that board with only inches resting on the beam you were cutting. Always ensure you have your mobile with you!
Bravo Ryan! You are doing a terrific job, even without help. It is a massive job, but just break it down to what you can do today.... You should be very proud of what you have already accomplished. ❤❤❤
Ryan, thank you for letting us all learn alongside you. If I ever decide to renovate an old house - *in rural France*, or elsewhere - the knowledge I've gained by watching your channel will come in very handy, indeed. Please don't let the naysayers get under your skin - the world is a very stressful place and some ignorant people still think spitting at others will improve their lot, somehow. You're far braver than I, sir, and I salute you!
Bravo, Ryan!! You took care of those joists in good order! One step at a time all in the right direction!! 👏👏. Billy was nice to help you load and dump at the tip! Why not move in? Saving transportation monies, and time, too. More to spend on your renovation! Don’t fret over that little ditty over the window….it will get replaced anyway. Great job today, Ryan! Have a good week until we see you again! Love from Pennsylvania, USA 💕🌷🐻
I just wanted to share with you that in the house renovations that my husband and I have done in the past, the demo and clean up always took longer than the rebuild. Once the floors go in it all starts to take shape quickly. Just keep your Pecker up and keep on doing things as you’ve been doing. In the end you will be so proud of your work! Hello from south central Texas. 😊
Ryan great work as always Stay safe and buy or loan a small scaffold tower. it will save you a lot of time struggling in the future with dry wall and painting.
I’m so excited to see that you are progressing on your own much of the time now. It’s the best way to learn,don’t you think? And the clean up after make everything look so neat and tidy and ready for another day’s work. Kudos to you, Ryan. I wish you the best with this renovation.👍😁
Hi Ryan, I love your channel. I am a serial renovator, or I should say my OH is, I just watch. We have renovated 3 derelict stone houses in rural Wales, and we had all the rotton joists and plaster I want in this lifetime! Having been there, and got the splinters it makes Ryans adventures very special. BTW to those who suggest Ryans spouse joins him - don't. I recall one in our first renovation, winter cold and damp with a temporary ceiling of plastic sheet that blew a raspberry and showered us in dead woodlice falling out thecrotton rafters with every gust of wind. A matress on the floor, a 1kw hot air heater, No kitchen or bathroom. There were tears, and a lovely landlady in a farmhouse pub took us in (invluding 17 yo dog) for the weekend, and her husband lit a huge fire and made us some fine pub grub. We were very lucky, but don't underestimate how hard it can be in the winter!
It's obvious that you need to have. Help . Like Billy. Because with having no experience in building and organising a build. However I Totally admire you for trying, just keep concentrating on the job in hand, and flitting from post to post. Good luck.
What a job! Billy is a great friend to lend a hand! 💜 Though they don't work as floor joists, I'd hang onto those beams. They look fairly new & I'm all about salvageable wood. (a weekend woodworker) 😊 I think you're remaking a beautiful house & seeing the detailed journey to it's cozy splendor is exciting! 💚 envious in Kansas 🌻
Well done on the amount of subscribers. You are progressing and cleaning up helps as you are able to do things safely. I have been waiting for your video. I hope we get to see some antique shopping to help furnish your move in.
Ryan, i once gave you shit on staying back and letting others do the job. Now i want to say well done into believing in yourself and trying to build this thing on your own. You are much more active in the entire process now and i am glad for that. Keep doing what you are doing and things will fall into place.
I appreciate all the hard work you and your friends put into this renovation. The key is to not get discouraged, and I'm glad to see you carrying on. I don't see any big deal about you breaking the window shade mechanism (or it's cover if that's the case). I thought it was ugly to begin with. I kind of chuckled when those joists hit it when coming down, as I've broken things when renovating too... usually it's something like a window or something, so you did much better than me. Cheers!
Gosh that scared the life out of me. Obviously if we’re watching it, you’re ok but for a moment I thought you were going to fall. Can’t wait to see how you accommodate yourself there. Winter camping isn’t my idea of fun!
Righty-O Ryan, good job. It’s getting done!!! Like the saying goes, how do you eat an elephant?…One bite at a time!!! Your determination is getting the job done. I’m hooked. Can’t wait to see how beautiful you’ll make it!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You are bloody lucky to have a friend like Billy. He's flat out. You need to seriously look at building skills. its not hard. Go for it Ryan. You can do it.
Great job Ryan! I know it's going to be beautiful when you are done! What a sense of accomplishment you will have with a terrific video diary of the process! Bravo & crack on!
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I don’t understand why people watch your show then criticize you after. If someone doesn’t like what you do then they don’t have to watch. There’s no reason for anyone to be critical of someone brave enough to put themselves out there trying to do something new. Keep up the good work I say!
I agree , unfortunately some people have very sad days and pass it forward ...not cool
So true don’t watch if all you do is criticize maybe look at your own failures or go criticize someone who really deserves it.
I’m sure there must be some really bad TH-camrs out there
Well a least they watched, that’s views!😊
@@tuberdave1 lol that’s true
Believe it or not a lot of the viewers have done similar work before & therefore know the tricks of the trade so to speak.
Sometimes you need to strip everything out in order to progress, to make things safe for future construction. I’m just sorry that for your first renovation this turned out to be the case. The silver lining is knowing that once the old is removed and new materials put in you’re sure of having a sound home. I’m so pleased at how you’re progressing Ryan, keep on keeping on!
I love when Billy helps Ryan. He really needs a help
What a good friend Billy is ❤
He's a gem!
Through the hard and messy work you manage to give us a smile. What a trooper.
Ryan, you are doing an excellent job, don't give and DO NOT LISTEN to people that criticize, as Billy says CRACK ON!!!
Jealousy
Where are all these alleged critical posts? I don’t see any…
@@paulb1951 because they get instantly blocked 😋 I don't let people pollute the comment section, there's too much negativity in the world already. Positive vibes only 🤗
@@lifeofryan. I follow a lot of channels. So many haters every where. But haters on here will make you the most money. They will go back again and again on a video to argue, all the while giving you views and comments, in the end money. Stay strong! I suffer anxiety and couldnt cope, but I hope you find a way to climb over the trash talk and see the goal. Let them talk their trash, its cash in the bank. As for what you are doing, its a huge undertaking, we all have to learn somewhere. Keep on keeping on my friend!
Keep up the good work!
Great job and how amazing is Billy lending a hand while doing his massive Convent renovation
My gosh, how good a buddy is Billy, he is flat out with the convent all week and most weekends, but there he is helping Ryan, thats called besties forever.
Doing so well Ryan, every job you start and finish is a step closer to your dream home, and done by you...with help and advice from mates❤❤❤❤ from Western Australia 🇦🇺
What a wonderful friend you have in Billy and you to Billy🙃🙂
He truly is!
from what they say they were friends from very young going partying together all over FRANCE i like the story about how they meet GWEN Billy girlfriend and children mother and soon wife
Hang in there Ryan, you can do this! Remember…the way to eat an elephant is by one bite at a time 😊 you’ve got this!! Lotsa love from New Zealand 🇳🇿 👏🏻👍🏻
You & 99% of DIYers underestimate the work for any project 😅. Part of the fun of watching your channel over time is seeing the wealth of friendship as you all help each other out!
Billy there are many of us are
Genuinly happy to see you walk
Through that door. Brillient
He is eventually going to have
A house. Eventually
You got so much done Ryan!! Great work!
Ryan, I realize you have a tight budget, but you do need a proper saw, and some proper tools. Maybe you dad would be happy to loan you some to work on your renovation project. Thank You Billy for helping out your buddy! Crack On and every journey starts with one step at a time! Your off to a great start!😊
For demolition work?
Saw it rough is good enough.
When you build up you use the fancy tools. When you are breaking down the angry tools.
or your uncle
Alrighty then on with the demolition. You know you stilled made a good deal with this house even with having to tear everything out. It’s a fairly straightforward process to rebuild. You’re going to gain so much experience in this renovation. Great work!
Thank you Billy. Ryan desperately needs your expertise. Ryan IS quite capable but occasionally needs a helping hand from a good friend. DON’T GIVE UP ❤
Billy, what a friend ! Great progress guys, every step counts !
You're doing really well ! It's hard doing most of it alone. Nice work!
Keep it going Ryan. I enjoy yourself enthusiasm, it's very refreshing 😎
Soooooo glad Billy came to help you , it warms the cockles of my heart how you all rally to help when you can . 💙😘💙😘🇬🇧
Good job, Ryan! 👍🏻 I must say I truly love the stone floor below. I sure hope it doesn’t get damaged in the demolition process. If you intend to keep it in the long run might I suggest covering it with a few sheets of plywood to protect it while you continue your build? It’s a privilege to watch you bring your dream to life!😊
Your doing well there in Rural France 👍🏻
Great job today Ryan. Out with the old and soon in with the new. I will be honest, I would probably make a bigger mess than you did trying to get it all down before taking it out to the dump. I don't know of any construction workers that takes the time to place each and every piece down nicely, their work would take forever and never get done on time. So for those who think that renovation is an easy mess-free job, I would like to see them get their behind off the chair/couch or wherever they watch this from and try it. You are doing a GREAT job by yourself Ryan, keep at it. Have a great day
Hi Ryan great to see your mate helping with removing the timber. Good friends are hard to find so hang on to Billy he is so willing to help you. Cheers 🤗💯👌❤️
Been there myself. I ripped out all floors, subfloors, walls, the whole double-brick rear wall of the house, electrical, plumbing, roof, dug a new basement, and more. Just about the only thing untouched in the construction of my home was literally one bedroom and one closet. EVERYTHING else got ripped out and redone. Literally and figuratively. All of it. All while my wife was pregnant with a second child and I just quit my job and cut my income down to zero. This was in 2007 during the unprecedented US market crush and the being of a depression. So yea... I feel your pain...
Wow...hope things are better now.
A man who builds his own house is a proud man 😊❤
Really enjoying the new and renewed Ryan. Thanks man.
So Basically you have bought a Lot and a shell of a house, but now you can retore a solid home from the bones! You can do this! Better to get it right and tear out the weakness!! Crack On, Ryan! We will be watching your Progress!
I mean he's saved on brickwork, council approvals, roofing, structural engineering, foundation pouring, architecture. So yeh, the shell but its a good shell.
@@habitangleft he will make this amazing!
I just watched The Irish Homestead guy put in all the joists in his room by himself. Might be an interesting watch. I hope it’s not bad form to mention another vid. But I actually thought of you the whole while I watched him. Please pardon me if it is. But it can be done. You’re learning so much. Great work.
I love that vlog too.
Not watched it, but it might have some helpful info for Ryan as a reference.
A little at a time and you will get through it. It’s going to be an ongoing project for sure. Glad Billy could help you.
Ryan, please, from a former nurse with a rotten back - bend your knees when lifting things. I'd recommend some gentle yoga back stretches for the lower back pain you're likely to be suffering. Love your work!
Not to worry, dear boy, I think that most people already think that you are completely mad. 😉
Excellent progress made, keep up the good work. 👍
Excellent to see you learning from Billy. Work is always easier when things are cleaned up and you are not constantly tripping over trash. Moving is a wonderful idea. Camp out inside your house and spend your money on materials for the rebuild. Keep going!
Glad to see you continuing on. I admit I held my breath a couple times...🙂
Pat on the back!! Good incremental job done!!
Ryan...don't worry about what other people think or say about your work in the house. You are the one that is demolishing it and you make the decision on how to do that in the conditions that you're working in, that is safe for you. I love to see you doing more work in the house and cleaning up 😀😀. Kudos to you!
I think you love the word rural. And the way you say it makes me smile. It’s the first time I’ve noticed the pattern on the floor. I like it.
TIP If you can cut joists from the bottom up. When you cut down the joist presses against the sides of the saw as it starts to sag. If you go bottom up the cut will start to open up instead.
Billy that is really nice of you! Glad to hear you guys help one another!
I think that you're amazing, Ryan. And I admire you for persevering with this project 😊😊😊
Great work Ryan. Nice to see you turning up the pace there and kicking some arse. It's going to be lovely in the end.
Love your work ❤
What a beautiful friendship in Billy , bless you both 🙏
Great job, Ryan. Loving the progress.
Ryan, great work and clean up after. With the Petherick Construction School, you too, will be able to remodel other homes when you're finished with your $15000 home!!! Billy is such a nice friend and willing soul,.glean all info you can get from him!! I must admit, I laughed out loud when the ladder fell ...sorry. Keep up the good work Ryan.
Great job Ryan! That's the way, get her done! Blessings.
Hello from America, Ryan! I enjoy your videos so much. I say YES! Move in. You will get it done more quickly I think. Be careful there alone… don’t want you injured. 😉
This Aussie loves watching your work Ryan. I can not wait to see the finished results.
You look fantastic Micheal! Glad you have your confidence back. ❤
Thank you Billy for helping Ryan.
I like the way Billy & Ryan help each other it's brilliant 🤗👍🤗👍
Nice one both of you 🤗🤗
Love Sue ❤❤❤🇬🇧❤❤❤
I really admire how you work soooo hard and keep going. I love how positive you men stay. Crack on 🎉
What a difference a friend (and a day or two) makes! It will be very interesting to see how you move in and work around your living space.
Hi Ryan, nice to see you back____and Billy come to see you and help you. Billy will show you how to stack things. He is a wonderful friend. You are very lucky 🙏🙋♀️🤫
Ryan you are so lucky to have a friend like Billy , who works and films every day in the convent . I just don’t know where he finds the time and energy to do all that.
Honestly Ryan the ripping out, the removal of tons of rubbish and then the big clean up it IS ALL WORTH IT. Believe me i know from repeated experience and i for one think you are DOING FABULOUS. Keep up the AMAZING work Ryan. You will have a very lovely abode in the end. Take Care.😃
Really enjoying your videos Ryan! Very addictive watching all you need to do.
Nice job cleaning up!!!
It's great that Billy gave him some tips on standing up the joists together after dismantling them. Easier to take out to the truck.....and dump.
When you put your mind to it Ryan you can do anything, you are blessed to have a friend like billy always there to lend a hand you got this Ryan love following your journey x
I was worried about you the whole time you were precariously balancing on one of the unsound beams while struggling to remove the others. Glad you didn’t fall!
Me, too!
You're doing fabulous! You'll be cruising along, completing rooms in no time!
Thanks for the videos.
It reminds me of Robin Leach, the way you say "rural framce" 😊
Ryan you have such good friends. What a blessing. Keep plugging on. 😊
'A job shared, is a job halved'. Good old Billy!
Remember to cut the joists bottom to top, and at an angle. 👍
Congratulations Ryan for taking on such a renovation and being willing to learn as you go. No one knows everything, and everyone has to learn, but a lot of people just wouldn't stretch themselves that far. You are really going to look back on this experience and wonder what on earth you were thinking, but being so glad you went ahead ... that is if you keep going, and I really hope you do. I feel as though you are more determined than ever to make the project and TH-cam a success and I'm here for it. I'm sure there are many of us who are keen to watch your progress and see the outcome. Just take extra care for your safety along the way. Wishing you all the best, and looking forward to the coming videos. P.S. By the way, there's nothing wrong with having friends help you out, especially when they have experience, and we know you also help them in ways we don't see.
Ryannnnnnnnn, watching this video made me a nervous wreck!!! Glad Billy was there to help with the clean up. Love your content, but please don’t kill your self. Take care.❤❤❤
All you can do is the best you can do and not take chances when you're working alone
Yes, Ryan, do try to not kill yourself, all right!
Hearing the volume of traffic noise, it’s a beautiful thing to have the house stripped down to the bare walls, ready for soundproofing insulation. Or maybe you’ll get used to it. Heck I used to live right beside a train car shunting area. I can sleep through pretty much anything now…🤣🤣🤣✌️🤘🇨🇦
No clue of your age.
It becomes more difficult, to block out,
@@danielkoher1944 In Canada. We’re legal. No issues.
There is nothing Billy won’t tackle, and he has boundless energy. He’ll get Ryan started correctly installing new joists. Always willing to lend a helping hand!🎉
Ryan already knows how to properly install joists as Nick Moon has Ryan watching and assisting him in joist installations. It will be great to have help though as I don't think one person could do it alone without the tools and lift that Billy used/uses. Ryan is a great friend to the Moons & the Pethericks. Just as they are to him.
I think Nick gets credit for that
Yes and Ryan gets criticized all the time but he doesn’t have the luxury of a paid crew of helpers & barely any financial backing so it’s constantly an uphill battle, and a lonely job most likely.
Yeah! Glad to be seeing progress on your house. After watching Billy demolish the convent I know what it will look like when you get it done. Great job you! By the way Billy looks amazing in this video as you do.
Fantastic job Ryan! 😊
I think you needed scaffolding, you were balanced precariously on that board with only inches resting on the beam you were cutting. Always ensure you have your mobile with you!
Keep up the good work Rye, I'm excited to watch you accomplish so much work with such a complicated project from the beginning to the end !
way to go Ryan!! great job. you'll be there in no time.
Bravo Ryan! You are doing a terrific job, even without help. It is a massive job, but just break it down to what you can do today.... You should be very proud of what you have already accomplished. ❤❤❤
You should be proud of yourself! Big accomplishment
Ryan, thank you for letting us all learn alongside you.
If I ever decide to renovate an old house - *in rural France*, or elsewhere - the knowledge I've gained by watching your channel will come in very handy, indeed.
Please don't let the naysayers get under your skin - the world is a very stressful place and some ignorant people still think spitting at others will improve their lot, somehow. You're far braver than I, sir, and I salute you!
You’re doing a great job Ryan! We’re cheering you on!🎉
It’s coming along very nicely! You’ve a great friend in Billy! 🥰🇨🇦
Bravo, Ryan!! You took care of those joists in good order! One step at a time all in the right direction!! 👏👏. Billy was nice to help you load and dump at the tip! Why not move in? Saving transportation monies, and time, too. More to spend on your renovation! Don’t fret over that little ditty over the window….it will get replaced anyway. Great job today, Ryan! Have a good week until we see you again! Love from Pennsylvania, USA 💕🌷🐻
Ryan, you have wonderful friends ❤. You can't possibly fail at anything.
I just wanted to share with you that in the house renovations that my husband and I have done in the past, the demo and clean up always took longer than the rebuild. Once the floors go in it all starts to take shape quickly. Just keep your Pecker up and keep on doing things as you’ve been doing. In the end you will be so proud of your work! Hello from south central Texas. 😊
Ryan
great work as always
Stay safe and buy or loan a small scaffold tower.
it will save you a lot of time struggling in the future with dry wall and painting.
Great job, Ryan!! You are gaining confidence. I held my breath when the ladder fell! Whew!! Ignore the naysayers Ryan. Brilliant work!
Thank you Billy for helping your friend 💕🙏 your getting there Ryan.
I’m so excited to see that you are progressing on your own much of the time now. It’s the best way to learn,don’t you think? And the clean up after make everything look so neat and tidy and ready for another day’s work. Kudos to you, Ryan. I wish you the best with this renovation.👍😁
Just found your channel. Oh, to be young! Cheers from Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. I’m enjoying your renovations “in rurou France”.
Hi Ryan, I love your channel. I am a serial renovator, or I should say my OH is, I just watch. We have renovated 3 derelict stone houses in rural Wales, and we had all the rotton joists and plaster I want in this lifetime! Having been there, and got the splinters it makes Ryans adventures very special.
BTW to those who suggest Ryans spouse joins him - don't. I recall one in our first renovation, winter cold and damp with a temporary ceiling of plastic sheet that blew a raspberry and showered us in dead woodlice falling out thecrotton rafters with every gust of wind. A matress on the floor, a 1kw hot air heater, No kitchen or bathroom. There were tears, and a lovely landlady in a farmhouse pub took us in (invluding 17 yo dog) for the weekend, and her husband lit a huge fire and made us some fine pub grub. We were very lucky, but don't underestimate how hard it can be in the winter!
It's obvious that you need to have. Help . Like Billy. Because with having no experience in building and organising a build. However I Totally admire you for trying, just keep concentrating on the job in hand, and flitting from post to post. Good luck.
Billy can afford to pay for the people who work for him, Ryan cannot.
What a job! Billy is a great friend to lend a hand! 💜 Though they don't work as floor joists, I'd hang onto those beams. They look fairly new & I'm all about salvageable wood. (a weekend woodworker) 😊
I think you're remaking a beautiful house & seeing the detailed journey to it's cozy splendor is exciting!
💚 envious in Kansas 🌻
Well done on the amount of subscribers. You are progressing and cleaning up helps as you are able to do things safely. I have been waiting for your video. I hope we get to see some antique shopping to help furnish your move in.
Well done Ryan amazing job 😊
Worried about you falling and hurting yourself but great job mate.
Ryan, i once gave you shit on staying back and letting others do the job. Now i want to say well done into believing in yourself and trying to build this thing on your own. You are much more active in the entire process now and i am glad for that. Keep doing what you are doing and things will fall into place.
I appreciate all the hard work you and your friends put into this renovation. The key is to not get discouraged, and I'm glad to see you carrying on. I don't see any big deal about you breaking the window shade mechanism (or it's cover if that's the case). I thought it was ugly to begin with. I kind of chuckled when those joists hit it when coming down, as I've broken things when renovating too... usually it's something like a window or something, so you did much better than me. Cheers!
Good for you, it’s not an easy day job. Admirable that your e willing to do the work!
You’re doing a great job Ryan 😁
Gosh that scared the life out of me. Obviously if we’re watching it, you’re ok but for a moment I thought you were going to fall.
Can’t wait to see how you accommodate yourself there. Winter camping isn’t my idea of fun!
Good luck with moving in. Being on the spot will save you a lot of travel time and I'm sure that's a goal!
Great job, and thanks Billy. Such a nice friend.
Righty-O Ryan, good job. It’s getting done!!! Like the saying goes, how do you eat an elephant?…One bite at a time!!! Your determination is getting the job done. I’m hooked. Can’t wait to see how beautiful you’ll make it!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You are bloody lucky to have a friend like Billy. He's flat out. You need to seriously look at building skills. its not hard. Go for it Ryan. You can do it.
Who comes here just to hear Ryan say 🎵"in rural France"? 🎵
i think your doing an amazing job and mostly on your own....omg you must sleep really well at night....so love watching each step.....
Great job Ryan! I know it's going to be beautiful when you are done! What a sense of accomplishment you will have with a terrific video diary of the process! Bravo & crack on!