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It always bothers me that items like what appeared to be fairly new windows are just crushed, instead of being removed and donated to Habitat for Humanity or some other entity.
What also sucks is this home looked like it had nothing wrong or almost to nothing wrong. Just for it to be torn down for a new home to appear in it's spot. :/
Very simply, it's cheaper to make a new window than to try to salvage the old. These demolition companies often are willing to let someone salvage what they can before the structure is pulled down. But it's rarely worth anyone's time to do it. The cost of an ordinary size, basic window is about a hundred dollars or so. Taking a window frame out of the rough opening in such a way that it can be re-used requires a good deal of careful labor. And still the result is usually not all that good. The only time it makes sense is when there is something specially valuable about the window. A window with leaded panes of antique glass might well be worth salvaging. But then you're not looking at a hundred bucks, but perhaps a couple of thousand.
@@louisc.gasper7588 the price of materials these days is making new construction home purchases completely impossible for people that could afford to do so just 2 years ago. Homes like this one in so many places have seen an almost 50% increase in value because of this. Destruction of a home like this means one more family will have to stay living in an expensive apartment for the rest of their life.
Small house torn down for a cheaply built, sawdust and cardboard McMansion that will stick out like a sore thumb in the neighborhood untill the rest of the older houses are replaced with bigger ones.
@Pauline Hanson No, just building a two story and basement 5 bedroom house. Look it up and you can see a rendering and the floor plans. Google 4302 Rosedale Ave Bethesda, Maryland.
where i live, in Canada b.c this would be totally unacceptable, new laws here say that the house must be emptied of anything recyclable such as doors windows wires plumbing sinks etc, before it can be ripped down and hauled away....
Yard farmer I can relate to that They bought out a huge part of the east side (residential area) You know people's homes. They gave residents a huge payout for their homes, so construction could begin. That was in 2011 Nothing has been done yet, it's 2021. Some of those people who were paid off for their homes were angry. Construction companies cause a lot of angry people.
@@pastpresent2223 we just had the local hospital tear down 10 houses they bought for no other reason besides no reason, all they said was they had no plans for it, I got permission to salvage some items, but there were 10 10 year old houses that were livable, torn down for no good reason
@@pastpresent2223 but i mean.... does it matter? cause then they got compensated more or less the value of their houses. you said it they got a huge compensation. kinda like selling my house to buy another better one... id be happy to sell mine
Such a shame that was a nice house and they had to just tear it down. maybe those mansions that will be built there will have problems and will have to be demolished too...
The address is 4302 Rosedale Ave. Looking at various sites, it looks like it sold in Jun 2020 for $914,000. It is now offered with a new 5 bedroom, 6 bath, two story house at $2,300,000.
when i lost my house in 2011 along with my life savings. ,i wanted to do the same thing, but with a chainsaw. i also wanted the fanny mae freddy mack duschbag to be inside the house.
I thought this was sad until I looked up its replacement. A 6 bedroom, 5.5 bath that they're going to sell for $2,300,000 --- if I could do that to my property, I would.
Me and my mates and their little brothers distroyed a abandoned house at my mates farm it was just left there to creep us out so we explored it first it was hunted and after we took petrol and set it on fire and we had a bonfire night music playing and alcohol
With the price of wood so high these days, you'd think they would try to salvage some of those rafters and plywood. but NOPE. All crushed and thrown into a hole somewhere. I'm planning on building a workbench in the garage, and this really saddens (maddens) me to see all this wood go to waste.
No one knows why this was torn down, but I don’t think it’s a newer home. I saw galvanized piping, which puts that house in 50s at least. Brick walls and no insulation , no basement. The porch looked newer, but that’s it. As far as salvaging, you can’t have people go into houses and rip out rafters and things, not with the litigation society we have.
Yea I have been with my dad when the city gave them houses to train on before they demo them and we were cutting through the roof for ventilation training and the city said they did but they didn’t and as were cutting there was a water Line in the attic we cut through and it flooded the house pretty quickly
In this neighborhood, the old small houses are slowly being replaced by big McMansions squeezed onto the lots. The zoning here only allows single family detached houses. On the other hand, the motel in this demo video is being replaced by a Wawa. th-cam.com/video/ld2MjuHrnig/w-d-xo.html
Y did they just demolish a perfectly nice looking home if they wanted a new house there they could have but the house on a big truck and moved it to another piece of land for a family to move into
@@charlesmurphy1510 yea well I never have I've just seen it lots of times not all new house are non removable like house on hills and stuff they have big studs that hold them up well where I live that's the case idk how other places build
Where I live there was a historic home moved over a block and the one next to it was in super bad shape and demolished and now they’re gonna build apartments there
not sure if anyone can answer, but why the hose? i know nothing about construction, but i’m curious why they are spraying water on it during demolition. thanks in advance!
As a demolition worker in Japan this is just sad to see. Typically we remove all windows and everything like siding, roofing, metals, and wood are kept separate during the demo process. What can be taken by hand is done before the yunbo begins. The way this person is just crushing and mixing everything is like a complete amateur. The ceiling still has board and insulation which should be taken before any other demo begins on this house. The ceiling board should never become wet as it will melt down and mix into the earth. Why is the ground staff not separating any materials?! I Would never use a company like this. I can only imagine the cost of disposal. Disposal becomes cheaper if it is all separated as some items can be recycled or repurposed.
I have seen how the Japanese do their demolition and it is innovative and impressing. That being said, there are 100 ways to skin a cat and you cant deny how quick this is. That house is demolished in 3 hours and loaded out in trucks in one day, pulling slab and foundations the next day. Time is money, and their is not a lot of material to send to the dump. The the time you are saving by demolishing in 3 hours offsets your tipping fees for sending mixed loads to the dump. If you send in a crew of guys to gut and salvage its going to cost you in labour wages and consumables plus you need to have a place to store old junk you salvaged from the house plus your bin fees for the different C+D materials you seperated by hand. If you are tearing down a big industrial building then yes I see where it is smarter to take your time, separate your materials and do a full interior demolition + roof strip. These guys aren't amateur's, the operator just tore a house down around a chimney and left it standing. If you are a demolition worker I know you understand how unpredictable brick can be. That's just how house demo's are done in Canada and the USA. Its a different culture where people pretend to give a shit about the environment and yet they are all driving around in big gas guzzling trucks and SUV's.
@@mattd6190 We just have very different rules here compared to the western world. Theirs always a first company on site at every demo site checking for mixed materials as a majority of disposal sites simply won't accept it. You either told to return it to the company office and have it separated by the staff there or pay a steep fee and the disposal site workers will separate it for you. All demo sites from a house to an apartment complex and anything in between in gutted by hand beforehand and it shouldn't take a small team of 2 demo workers and 2 cleaning staff roughly 3 or 4 days to to gut everything in a house have it fully cleaned and separated. The money you get from selling metal is more than enough to cover the wage of those workers. I understand what you mean about the brick chimney, but just seeing him smash everything is something I've only ever seen done by amateurs companies in this country and it's not long until they can't get any new work and go out of business. I have actually never seen a house demo done by a excavator used the way this guy did it. There could be 2 reason why and one of them being the work area. Either way smashing the roof in is never the starting place. If you're curious about the demo process in Japan for excavator or by using hand I am happy to send some clips from my companies upcoming work sites.
@@datrumate7375 I don't know about the demo of US or CAN, but that fee is always included with the demo cost. You make extra money for the company by collecting and selling the metals which usually becomes employees bonus pay.
This house is being Demolished probably because a person who grew up in the house has terrible memories of being abused, raped, molested, beaten, and now has the means to destroy those memories. We just never know the reasons.....
50 people (all relatives) stood at a distance, and watched as a bulldozer brought down grandma and grandpa's house in the country. Don't know what was goin on in the minds of the others, but I was a little sad. I had memories of that house Some good, some bad, but they were my memories. It was explained to me at a later time, the reason for knocking it down. Liability lawsuits. The house was torn down in the case of people going in and getting hurt. How an empty old house would hurt anyone is anybody's guess. But, that's why it was done.
If the home was condemnedable, then yes people could get hurt. If no one; which it sounds like they didn't, live in it you have the issue of squatters. If something were to happen to them, you would be liable even if they trespassed.
Doesn't look all that old. Could have salvaged a lot of items from it including the windows. Only thing I can think of is that it wasn't built to code. Just shows how wasteful the human species is.
That's a fucking disgrace you wouldn't get a job in the UK if you showed them this how do you get away with bombing it into a pile and not sorting a single thing
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This was a cute little house 🙂. the wood still looks New ❓
WHY?????
It was a very well kept and maintained house. So sad to see it gone, it looks like someone took a lot of pride in it.
I guess they hate one stories?
It always bothers me that items like what appeared to be fairly new windows are just crushed, instead of being removed and donated to Habitat for Humanity or some other entity.
What also sucks is this home looked like it had nothing wrong or almost to nothing wrong. Just for it to be torn down for a new home to appear in it's spot. :/
It's bullshit is what it is. I see this happen in my neighborhood. Someone's getting fucking kneecapped. Consequences be fucking damned.
Very simply, it's cheaper to make a new window than to try to salvage the old. These demolition companies often are willing to let someone salvage what they can before the structure is pulled down. But it's rarely worth anyone's time to do it. The cost of an ordinary size, basic window is about a hundred dollars or so. Taking a window frame out of the rough opening in such a way that it can be re-used requires a good deal of careful labor. And still the result is usually not all that good. The only time it makes sense is when there is something specially valuable about the window. A window with leaded panes of antique glass might well be worth salvaging. But then you're not looking at a hundred bucks, but perhaps a couple of thousand.
@@louisc.gasper7588 the price of materials these days is making new construction home purchases completely impossible for people that could afford to do so just 2 years ago. Homes like this one in so many places have seen an almost 50% increase in value because of this. Destruction of a home like this means one more family will have to stay living in an expensive apartment for the rest of their life.
Small house torn down for a cheaply built, sawdust and cardboard McMansion that will stick out like a sore thumb in the neighborhood untill the rest of the older houses are replaced with bigger ones.
The house seems in pretty good shape the wood even looks fairly new....I guess they want a bigger one put there.
@Pauline Hanson No, just building a two story and basement 5 bedroom house. Look it up and you can see a rendering and the floor plans. Google 4302 Rosedale Ave Bethesda, Maryland.
That house didn’t look that old
@@stevesmith-wc2gb sometimes houses get renewed or re-branded like how some of the walls changed for mcdonalds in the 2010's
could have been lots of mice or bugs out of control
Probably had severe flood damage or something like that and wasnt worth fixing
So sad in a way. I used to own and live in a home on Rosedale Ave.
What's the story why demolished a nice home? Could have use to rebuilt a small home for a homeless veterans.
@@elenaceleste4363 not sure maybe after flooding?
I agree. Someone somewhere lost that beautiful house and some rich investor shark is scooping it up like the sharks they are. Was painful to watch.
3:09 The monster has a soft spot for that 16 foot 2x4... hard to watch all that lumber, windows, etc. go to waste.
where i live, in Canada b.c this would be totally unacceptable, new laws here say that the house must be emptied of anything recyclable such as doors windows wires plumbing sinks etc, before it can be ripped down and hauled away....
If you look closer there no door maybe a lot of mold
people like you talk a big game but I don't think you have the skills and patience to back it up.
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Howdy John, Enjoyed this one! Another nice house bites the dust
Same thing happened to my little house in Edwardsville,IL USA to make way for a parking lot.
Yard farmer
I can relate to that
They bought out a huge part of the east side (residential area)
You know people's homes.
They gave residents a huge payout for their homes, so construction could begin.
That was in 2011
Nothing has been done yet, it's 2021.
Some of those people who were paid off for their homes were angry.
Construction companies cause a lot of angry people.
@@pastpresent2223 we just had the local hospital tear down 10 houses they bought for no other reason besides no reason, all they said was they had no plans for it, I got permission to salvage some items, but there were 10 10 year old houses that were livable, torn down for no good reason
@@pastpresent2223 but i mean.... does it matter? cause then they got compensated more or less the value of their houses. you said it they got a huge compensation. kinda like selling my house to buy another better one... id be happy to sell mine
**worker halfway through clean up***
realizing at the wrong house...
This actually happens sometimes....
Realizing that it said street not Avenue
Watching this after being in construction for almost 30yrs I still wanna say "Raaarrrrr" out loud. "Raaarrrrr" 🤣
Such a shame that was a nice house and they had to just tear it down. maybe those mansions that will be built there will have problems and will have to be demolished too...
I think the house was abandoned, because someone’s stuff was still in there
could've been problems with it
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I could’ve used the siding, windows, those hollow pillars, probably the interior doors , some extra wood …😅😭😂
You must really love your neighbors to do this to your house. I'd just move and sell the house.
I think it was fit "unsafe to live in"
That wood looked well taken care of...
Maybe carbon monoxide or some other hazard?
What’d that house do to you?
The address is 4302 Rosedale Ave. Looking at various sites, it looks like it sold in Jun 2020 for $914,000. It is now offered with a new 5 bedroom, 6 bath, two story house at $2,300,000.
guys it's just windows and a door or two calm your balls.
Oooops! Wrong house. I should of been 1 block over.
when i lost my house in 2011 along with my life savings. ,i wanted to do the same thing, but with a chainsaw. i also wanted the fanny mae freddy mack duschbag to be inside the house.
Afuckingmen to that!
I couldn't afford it before, but I got it a huge discount through a scratch and dent rummage sale!
I thought this was sad until I looked up its replacement. A 6 bedroom, 5.5 bath that they're going to sell for $2,300,000 --- if I could do that to my property, I would.
Thats really sad it was a cute house much nicer than a new shoe box look alike
Our old home on Fairfield met the same fate.
Why are they tearing down that beautiful house.
Probably for a McMansion, common in Bethesda btw, most places in Bethesda are high priced
That house didn't last long!, great to see the chimney go too!
I gotta get one of those, its a great communication tool - "Bob I'm not happy with you so I thought I would come by and tear your house apart."
Me and my mates and their little brothers distroyed a abandoned house at my mates farm it was just left there to creep us out so we explored it first it was hunted and after we took petrol and set it on fire and we had a bonfire night music playing and alcohol
why were they spraying water?
To prevent (possibly asbestos containing) dust.
So many houses made 90% wood on the demolished, my home is brick walls in made drywall walls and ceilings, my roof is terracotta tiles
Do you send the debris to land fill or somewhere to be gone thru to get the recyclables
At the cost of building materials today wow
I found my future job
With the price of wood so high these days, you'd think they would try to salvage some of those rafters and plywood. but NOPE. All crushed and thrown into a hole somewhere.
I'm planning on building a workbench in the garage, and this really saddens (maddens) me to see all this wood go to waste.
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doesn't mean that something is expensive that it is worth much.
It looked like a wonderful house. I wonder what happened!!!
Now that’s how you take a structure down! These videos where the operator just nibbles away at the corner, drive me nuts!
It always amazes me the power of those machines.
Me to
How much did this cost?
Cheaper than trying to fix it.
The owners after this video: shit, I forgot the diamond ring in the house
Brand new house:
Rich people: demolish it! We could buy more! 😇
If this house could talk. I wonder what stories it could tell about the
families that have lived there.The birth of the home and it's death.
No one knows why this was torn down, but I don’t think it’s a newer home. I saw galvanized piping, which puts that house in 50s at least. Brick walls and no insulation , no basement. The porch looked newer, but that’s it. As far as salvaging, you can’t have people go into houses and rip out rafters and things, not with the litigation society we have.
Basements are often not necessary.
A house from the 50s isn't old
it kinda looks water damaged
@@gamingwithcyt3925this MFer just said a house from the 50's isn't old.
@@gamingwithcyt3925 he literally came down to the comment section and said to another person that a house from the 50's isn't old.
there goes my childhood house 😢
Wait that's your home? Oof if it actually is. I'm so sorry this had to happen
Sad to hear. I bet they squeeze in 8 or 9 shoe box homes.
Sorry man
I worked forToronto water and many times they didn’t shut the water off before demo. And there would be a big flood
Yea I have been with my dad when the city gave them houses to train on before they demo them and we were cutting through the roof for ventilation training and the city said they did but they didn’t and as were cutting there was a water Line in the attic we cut through and it flooded the house pretty quickly
That's one hell of a machine there bud
Nice little demo.
Thank god for hydraulic thumb
All the homeless people in the world and we have to watch a video like this crazy world we live in where the power of money brings greed
Amazing digging
this looks like fun ! i would just get a chair and sit back and watch 🤣
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Why was this house demo'd? Let me guess...another CVS going into that spot.
In this neighborhood, the old small houses are slowly being replaced by big McMansions squeezed onto the lots. The zoning here only allows single family detached houses. On the other hand, the motel in this demo video is being replaced by a Wawa. th-cam.com/video/ld2MjuHrnig/w-d-xo.html
@@JohnZWetmore Unfortunately that makes sense. Out with the old and in with the new.
Couldn't donate parts?
And also what is at the site now that the house is gone
They tore it down to make space to build a much bigger house. The entire neighborhood is slowly being turned into McMansions.
shouldve let the local Fire Department train on it first !
American houses are built from cardboard smh. No wonder a hurricane lifts your whole houses up when that shit is that easy to destroy
Turned that house into a pile of toothpicks
Y did they just demolish a perfectly nice looking home if they wanted a new house there they could have but the house on a big truck and moved it to another piece of land for a family to move into
Mold, it was flooded look at the exterior bottom all around. It’s clearly next to a river, this is what happens when you build in flood zones.
@@jasonw4932 thanks for that. Luke apparently never moved a house. Newer homes would never survive a move.
@@charlesmurphy1510 yea well I never have I've just seen it lots of times not all new house are non removable like house on hills and stuff they have big studs that hold them up well where I live that's the case idk how other places build
@@jasonw4932 Actually, it's on a bit of a hill, and there's no river anywhere near. Look on a map. It's at 4302 Rosedale Ave., Bethesda, Maryland.
Where I live there was a historic home moved over a block and the one next to it was in super bad shape and demolished and now they’re gonna build apartments there
Hey! How many truck loads you got to haul away this house?
Thank you
Alex
Wouldn't it be cheaper to just burn it down ?
How do they dispose of material on a job like this? Do they use a trucking service or just fill dumpsters?
They can do it either way. Each contractor has their own preference.
The way this machine's operator is working doesn't look smart at all, unless he's doing it on purpose to delay the job for filming reasons.
I would just drive though it lol
Well if there's a neighboring house or a functional roadway they gotta be extra careful
not sure if anyone can answer, but why the hose? i know nothing about construction, but i’m curious why they are spraying water on it during demolition. thanks in advance!
The water helps control the dust.
@@JohnZWetmore thank you so much!
That is a skilled operator. So many times I see guys running heavy equipment that are inefficient or moving very slowly.
Why?
That chimney takedown at the end was the best part!
You should've seen the chimney take down in Oil City it was built too good and rolled into the house beside it
As a demolition worker in Japan this is just sad to see. Typically we remove all windows and everything like siding, roofing, metals, and wood are kept separate during the demo process. What can be taken by hand is done before the yunbo begins. The way this person is just crushing and mixing everything is like a complete amateur. The ceiling still has board and insulation which should be taken before any other demo begins on this house. The ceiling board should never become wet as it will melt down and mix into the earth. Why is the ground staff not separating any materials?! I Would never use a company like this. I can only imagine the cost of disposal. Disposal becomes cheaper if it is all separated as some items can be recycled or repurposed.
The company probably didn't have the time or didn't get paid to remove and sort the materials.
I have seen how the Japanese do their demolition and it is innovative and impressing. That being said, there are 100 ways to skin a cat and you cant deny how quick this is. That house is demolished in 3 hours and loaded out in trucks in one day, pulling slab and foundations the next day. Time is money, and their is not a lot of material to send to the dump. The the time you are saving by demolishing in 3 hours offsets your tipping fees for sending mixed loads to the dump. If you send in a crew of guys to gut and salvage its going to cost you in labour wages and consumables plus you need to have a place to store old junk you salvaged from the house plus your bin fees for the different C+D materials you seperated by hand. If you are tearing down a big industrial building then yes I see where it is smarter to take your time, separate your materials and do a full interior demolition + roof strip. These guys aren't amateur's, the operator just tore a house down around a chimney and left it standing. If you are a demolition worker I know you understand how unpredictable brick can be. That's just how house demo's are done in Canada and the USA. Its a different culture where people pretend to give a shit about the environment and yet they are all driving around in big gas guzzling trucks and SUV's.
@@mattd6190 We just have very different rules here compared to the western world. Theirs always a first company on site at every demo site checking for mixed materials as a majority of disposal sites simply won't accept it. You either told to return it to the company office and have it separated by the staff there or pay a steep fee and the disposal site workers will separate it for you.
All demo sites from a house to an apartment complex and anything in between in gutted by hand beforehand and it shouldn't take a small team of 2 demo workers and 2 cleaning staff roughly 3 or 4 days to to gut everything in a house have it fully cleaned and separated. The money you get from selling metal is more than enough to cover the wage of those workers.
I understand what you mean about the brick chimney, but just seeing him smash everything is something I've only ever seen done by amateurs companies in this country and it's not long until they can't get any new work and go out of business. I have actually never seen a house demo done by a excavator used the way this guy did it. There could be 2 reason why and one of them being the work area. Either way smashing the roof in is never the starting place.
If you're curious about the demo process in Japan for excavator or by using hand I am happy to send some clips from my companies upcoming work sites.
@@datrumate7375 I don't know about the demo of US or CAN, but that fee is always included with the demo cost. You make extra money for the company by collecting and selling the metals which usually becomes employees bonus pay.
Japan does a lot differently there I guess
it’s that easy to destroy a house?
How many tubes of Krazy Glue would I need if I changed my mind?
This house is being Demolished probably because a person who grew up in the house has terrible memories of being abused, raped, molested, beaten, and now has the means to destroy those memories.
We just never know the reasons.....
50 people (all relatives) stood at a distance, and watched as a bulldozer brought down grandma and grandpa's house in the country.
Don't know what was goin on in the minds of the others, but I was a little sad.
I had memories of that house
Some good, some bad, but they were my memories.
It was explained to me at a later time, the reason for knocking it down.
Liability lawsuits.
The house was torn down in the case of people going in and getting hurt.
How an empty old house would hurt anyone is anybody's guess.
But, that's why it was done.
If the home was condemnedable, then yes people could get hurt. If no one; which it sounds like they didn't, live in it you have the issue of squatters. If something were to happen to them, you would be liable even if they trespassed.
The very end, with the chimney. Jaws took that sucka down like a boss !! So cool :)
What is the machine called
It is an Excavator. It has a Bucket and a Thumb attachment.
Is it me, or does this guy NOT know what he is doing?
To me he was doing everything right.
It’s you
My old home is about to be destroyed that I grew up in tommorow it's gonna hurt but the city needed the space
nice job, cool
i want one
obviously you'll see I know next-to-nothing about demolitions -- is the hosing down with water to prevent the debris from catching fire?
The water is for dust control.
The water is to keep the dust down
It's called house watering, u water the house and it'll grow back twice as big
1:33 what a kind sir patching up the hole in the roof.
😂 😂 😂
No wonder these things blow away in tornados!
Looks good
What’s it built with? 1/4 plywood?!!! WTH!
Nice demolish I'd love to demolish a house and crush a car lol
That looks like a nice house why tear it down
Why is it being demolished ?
To make room for a McMansion.
dang,,,,, that looks like fun- I would like that job
What the hell is wrong with this house?- somebody gonna make a parking lot?
The land is way too valuable for a parking lot. It's being demolished to be replaced by a McMansion.
Reminds me of that king of the hill episode where they demolished a nice sized home for a stupid McMansion
picking out pipes? why not the metal roofing?
Was nothing wrong with the house. House widows and other parts could have been donated.
Amazing insight from watching a video
$2,300,000
6bed5.5bath6,561sqft0.23acre lot
4302 Rosedale Ave, Bethesda, MD, 20814 damn new house already is PENDING SALE at 2.3 MILLION
I can't wait to see the day when it's time to tear down the now new McMansions once they become obsolete in 7 years!
Here is a McMansion Demolition
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NICE ENDING 👍
Doesn't look all that old. Could have salvaged a lot of items from it including the windows. Only thing I can think of is that it wasn't built to code. Just shows how wasteful the human species is.
Where is this Rosedale ave. Located.
Bethesda, Maryland. About half a dozen blocks north of Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School.
Plot twist: They had the wrong address and it was meant to be the house next door
House looked new.
That's a fucking disgrace you wouldn't get a job in the UK if you showed them this how do you get away with bombing it into a pile and not sorting a single thing