DIY: How to do Historic Window Installation. Photoshoot with Uncle Jason. INCREDIBLE PHOTOS! EP 35

[@lisaknell1809]

You guys have my total respect for doing most things by yourselves and for using historical accuracy in your renovations. Those windows are beautiful, as is your home!

[@Gooose117]

Stop taunting me with that sweet sweet garage! Still excited every episode that we might get the garage tour

[@bms9144]

I hit him up in like episode 5 comments! Also, he can shoot it quick if he needs some easy content to drop and has been too busy to work on the house all week.

[@suehall3298]

Sue Hall Windows are looking fantastic.Uncles photos captured the atmosphere of the interior brilliantly. Love Sue ❤❤❤🇬🇧❤❤❤⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@hootilyhoot]

That Sunset through your new windows was STUNNING!!!

[@dcan911]

I remember when you first said you were replacing the windows, my heart sank. Little did I know what a beautiful job you would do. I'm also heartened by the fact you are planning on keeping the old sashes.

[@wendymontie5660]

And have new ones made. What’s cool is they’re being made with vintage equipment by Hall & Brown!

[@daviddodds30]

You definitely seem to be among the kindest and most thoughtful of the content creators on here. It makes your content more heartfelt and easier to watch. I’m glad you mentioned those suffering without power in Louisiana and that you understand the delays in your own power situation.

[@paulrickson9796]

Yeah. Kaleb and Kim are true Human Beings. :)

[@ML-lw2yi]

Love and appreciate your videos! I can't understand the one dislike that I see. Nobody is forcing anyone to watch these videos, so if a person doesn't like the content, there is always someone else's channel to switch to. Caleb and Kim deserve nothing but support for all of their effort and generosity in sharing their journey with us. Thanks!

[@stacykelly9962]

It’s Monday Fun day with Kaleb & Kim! Always look forward to watching Mr. & Mrs. Brown’s house being transformed to her original beauty.

[@voice2cn2u]

Thank you for sending the trucks. We here in Louisiana are very grateful. Over a week now for a lot of people without power. I am very lucky to be comfortable in my uncle’s house. Others are not so fortunate. Yay to all great uncles! LOL.

[@wendymorrison5803]

Every sanding, every piece of moulding, every sash weight returned to work, makes this home beautiful.

[@nanachick05]

WOW, your Uncle Jason is an incredible photographer! Beautiful photos! The windows look amazing, it’s coming along y’all, really looking good.

[@leanneekman5497]

Loved the photos that your Uncle shot, the Artistic gene definitely runs in your Family. Window tutorial was a plus today, great explanation. Taking that time for yourself, is key when doing Restoration. 🙂

[@piercehawke8021]

That 'sepia' look, I know of what you speak of there.

[@estherhedrick3906]

I am rebuilding a 2nd Empire dollhouse and I watch your videos and see different things that I can add to make it more like a real 2nd Empire.I have had to replace my windows and just finished the roof. I always wanted to restore a real Victorian house, but I am disabled now, so my dollhouse will have to suffice. I just wish I could install some pocket doors!

[@rollandjoeseph]

The way they made windows back in those days is nothing short of amazing!! Thx for showing us the in and outs of them..take all the time ya need guys. Ill always be here, cheers!

[@ScarletRose905]

Thanks for showing how the window system works..great to hear you had some time off.It really shows that you love working on the house..The photos your uncle took are fantastic,very talented and creative! As someone suggested a book of your journey is a fabulous idea..

[@NetTopsey]

When I was a little kid I remember my dad taking out our sash windows and cleaning everything up. They had gotten quite stiff to move, so he stripped off the old paint from around the jambs, tracks and sashes, reglazed the windows, and cleaned and carefully oiled the pulleys. Our windows used rope rather than chain, but they had the weights. The weatherstripping was copper and he removed and replaced/re-installed that too. Once he was done they were way easier to lift than when he started.

[@cindivillali9161]

Stay safe with our ridiculous rain storms! They come from nowhere, pour, and disappear. I love your house! Hope to get in touch with you in a few weeks!

[@Stephanie-lg1cm]

🇬🇧 I remember well, renovating the Victorian sash windows on the first 2 houses my husband and I purchased after we married. They looked beautiful once done but I have to say once we moved to a modern home with double glazing, I thought I’d died and gone to heaven. It doesn’t stop me admiring your home and the processes you are going through. Love your channel.

[@agresticumbra]

Love hearing the cicadas. The species in IL & MO are my favs, and I miss hearing them in the evening. In fact, cicadas and lightning bugs are the things I miss the most about living in that neck of the woods during the warmer months. I don’t miss the climate, though. My father worked for UE (Union Electric, before it was called Ameren,) as a lineman, and I remember a couple times in the 70’s when he’d have to leave and work in the south, on what I assume were outages from hurricanes. Hey, Jason, love the shots!

[@virginiagoodale9069]

Kaleb, you are a humble man. You appreciate the simplest things and are graceful when things don't go as planned.

[@jackieraulerson2005]

Good job. Good luck with your electrical.

[@loritanner4478]

You are going to be an expert on replacing windows by the time your done with all those windows in your house.

[@pinkvolo]

You and Kim are sweethearts! Windows are lovely. Continued success!!❤

[@s.478]

Those photos are so beautiful!!! Have you considered publishing a book about your whole project? After most of its done? The photography part looks like it's sorted, at least 😊 And it's such a journey you're on and the stories surrounding everything you are doing are so interesting. It would make a wonderful book, I'm sure.

[@laurelmalinowski1676]

That is a fabulous idea!

[@4funrc11]

👍 Your house's windows in a word... *Complex!* 😃

[@cynthiajenkins6835]

Great video on the setting the windows. They do look fabulous! I was wondering what the other building was. Great job!

[@wrinklesandsprinkles]

Glad you took some time for yourself! A project this large and complex can cause burnout real quick!✌🏼

[@tani2575]

Never understood why american windows are so complicated. The photos were amazing!

[@Jerbod2]

Fixing the windows is a very wise decision indeed, with winter coming soon I can think of a few reasons those projects wouldnt happen and how much easier it'll become to do other stuff indoors. Hope you get a room all finished this winter, just the prospect of that makes my mouth water with salliva.

[@cindyandronnyspence1238]

Yeah I loved the photos !!! Your uncle takes great photos. Yes take time with you family and your lovely wife!!!!! I know you think its going slow but its alot to each project(windows). Each are like a person with little flaws. So just go with the flow and RELAX its not going to be done any faster. Love your channel thank you for sharing with all of us!!!

[@stephaniemize321]

LA mess, you got that right. Finally got power back!

[@belindanoonan6217]

Can’t believe how fascinated I am watching chains go in a window! Any other time, something like this wouldn’t hold my attention. But, because it’s you guys and there are so many of us invested in watching your progress, I’m into it.

[@definitedoll]

The black and white photos are great.

[@Texastimbo]

Glad you took some time for yourself. It was well deserved!

[@Bobrogers99]

As other commenters have said, making at least part of the house weather tight is important to do before winter comes. Because the sashes are perfect replicas, I don't think of them as "new". Just part of the original window order that came 130 years late.

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

You tube automatic 1 thumbs down is really a thumbs up. It really has nothing to do with thumbs up or thumbs down. It counts only as activity on the channel. You are doing a phenomenal job. Til next week, stay well, stay safe everyone.

[@diandreawilliams1799]

Glad you took some time for yourself! The windows look amazing. I can't imagine having windows with a weight system.

[@lila6117]

Really beautiful photos, thank you!

[@stacyskiles2177]

Kaleb and Kim, I so look forward to the Monday updates! Now, I also look forward to any of Kim's vlogs during the rest of the week! I'm hooked! 😀 Y'all are doing a fantastic job, as always! Definitely make sure to take time for yourselves 🙂 Have a Good week!

[@janeblandford852]

As always look forward to seeing all of the updates...

[@eileenworth7862]

Too short! A tease! Awesome images, Jason! 💜💜💜

[@pattineal7375]

Wow.... amazed that you even posted a video on Labor Day. You are so cool. Keep up the great work! Love the way the new windows look.

[@twistoffate4791]

Love the green shades. Quite lovely.

[@mamab4211]

😳 photos were great! Your dedication detail is admirable 🥰. Thanks for sharing 💞

[@zooh8017]

Love that you’re taking some days to care of yourself! Both of you are taking on so much stress in this project it amazes me, keep up the good work and remember that taking care of yourself is just as much progress as the work you do on the house!

[@VintageLPs]

Those new windows and the outside window frames you refinished made an enormous difference in the look of your house. I enjoy watching every vlog you produce, especially these days when all the work I need to do around the outside of my house before winter is giving me anxiety. You and Kim work away through heat, rain and no electricity plus you are filming while you work! I also loved seeing Jason’s very artistic photos; so nice that he came to help you. I bet both of you enjoyed his company, too. Have a GREAT week.

[@margaretorden7568]

Every little step is another step to getting the house weather tight. Your uncle sounds great!

[@toniasalways]

Priceless photos! The poor people down south with no electricity and no building to put it in anyway are much worse off than your house. It's good of you to point that out.

[@debbralehrman5957]

The windows do look great.

[@lesiamiller8819]

Great job i cant wait until u can move your family in its gonna be epic!Cant wait to see the total restoration at 100 %Up &ready to go its so exciting!

[@ihinkelmann]

I just binge watched and you've lost so much weight! Keep up the great work, we're all very proud. From Las Vegas NV

[@toomanymarys7355]

You make me exhausted with every post. But I admire what you're doing.

[@stknmggs1788]

Those windows are beautiful! What an amazing home you will have one day! Great photos!

[@adrianf1969]

Those windows are beautiful

[@stemarabellathecat]

Him talking about the hurricane, we live in Lafayette and it just narrowly hit us, but everywhere else in Louisiana is out of electrical still it seems, New Orleans, of course, got it the worst, we're lucky but of course feel bad for everyone else who got it worse then us, we just got bad rain and wind, nothing destructive

[@The2ndEmpireStrikesBack]

glad your ok. I really hope your power is back up soon.

[@breabeyrouti7834]

The photographs are stunning!

[@TuckerSP2011]

Great photos! Glad that your neighbor is so nice. Those windows are really beautiful. Thanks for the tips.

[@scottnyc6572]

Your uncles photographs look very nice.When it’s finally finished it would be awesome to have him take photographs of the finished product.

[@chuckandmax7313]

You are going to become the point of contact expert on vintage carpentry techniques and restoration, you will never lack employment as people are going to flock for your expert advice and know how. I often recommend other KZbin Raymond’s to watch your videos as I find your style of editing and presentation to be of the highest quality and the most enjoyable to watch. I look forward to each and every episode. I know you’re getting a lot of subscribers and eventually you will not be able to keep up with the comments, so for now I feel special as I have been with you from day 1 and I plan on sticking around to see the finished product.

[@roxannwest4100]

Me ..... jumping up and down ...Oh boy oh boy oh boy!!!!!!! Can't wait!!!!!

[@donnashort3223]

Enjoy your channel , the windows look great . 😁

[@piercehawke8021]

Thinking back on it; a huge residential housing era with its many changes occurred just before and just after WW II, my parents bought a brick 1945 Colonial style in 1962 and, a 1937 Cape Cod, also brick in 1969. 1937 house; steam heat using fuel oil but had been converted to natural gas ca 1968, although that place 'may' have started out with coal. Those cast iron weights in the windows, also come to mind. The center support I beam running just under the main floor, the clearance between it and he basement/cellar floor was less than 6'; both my dad as well as myself, cracked our heads on it several times. Said Cape Cod, a LOT of its nuances were essentially Craftman and possibly late Victorian as well. 1945 house; forced air gas heat, basement height was closer to the modern 7' 5" standard. Basically, that the newer place had almost a modern MCM vibe to it.

[@sylviamayo379]

The Windows look Awesome, you did a great job. l love them.

[@kathygoertz1065]

Amazing photos! Life is full of obstacles, of course those poor people in New Orleans are more needy for electric services, but you will get there. The universe is always testing our patience I feel. Just keep on going. You are doing a great job!

[@joann5157]

I can see you having a job as a "restoration consultant" in the future, Caleb!! By the time you finish your house, you are going to know how to do EVERYTHING. And not only do you know how to do a job, you can figure a workaround if the thing you are fixing isn't quite square, like the window you just did. The windows are gorgeous!!

[@caroldagenet9359]

Nicely done! And you are right, those photos are fantastic! I enjoy watching your progress so very much, thank you for bringing us on your journey!🥰

[@paulrickson9796]

Hey K. and K. . Enjoyed the video as usual. It reminded me that my 1928 house needs attention as far as the window counterweights are concerned. A few of the ropes have come loose from their weights. Hmmmmmm...maybe I shouldn't have watched this one! LOL :))

[@janicepowell6066]

Great photos! They would look great framed and displayed somewhere in the house!

[@calendarbumb4037]

I love that you love what you are doing. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I also love that you will know every detail of your home..

[@mkofftiger]

We did something similar to thirty-eight double hung windows in our Houston 1936 house several years ago. (In Houston, a 1936 house is "old.") They looked great and performed beautifully. Your windows are stunningly beautiful, and you are doing a splendid job on them.

[@JB-bx4ps]

Glad you guys took a break, appreciate that you still put out a video. Short and sweet, like both of you guys. 😁

[@susiecox8413]

The windows look amazing! You guys are doing great work!! God Bless

[@gaylynndodrill469]

Great video and I'm in Love with the pics!.... Sooo happy for you both❤️

[@julian12440]

Great video, I'm excited what is going on next week :)

[@danad6253]

Nice to see a person have such a passion for what they do. Keep up the good work!

[@dot8605]

I'm amazed again about your work. The windows are really beautiful. The photos are stunning. Obviously art runs into your family. Looking forward for Mondays now. (No pressure) 😉.

[@jamieniemeyer4369]

Love the detailed ‘how-to!!’ I’d love to see details on how you repaired the outside of the window trim when you do the next one. It looked like you had to rebuild part of the first one you did.

[@gman3109]

I like the way your uncle took the photos, lends a turn of the century look to them! 👍

[@InertiaCreeps]

7:04 aaahhhhhh such a stressful day and yet *all* my stress released as you slid that weighted window perfectly into place! #AllTheBliss !!!

[@conniehopkins6105]

I saw two statues with the lights you showed us before in an old mansion in, I believe Kentucky. They had them mounted on the newel posts at the bottom of the main staircase. Beautiful.

[@Liz-cmc313]

Terrific photos. The windows are looking beautiful.

[@Lorili59]

Looking awesome! Your dedication makes me excited for the future!Artistry definitely runs in you family! This house is going to look amazing when she is finished

[@Jan-2020]

One thing that I never asked....are the new windows energy efficient compared to the old windows? Double glass maybe? Great job this week. It looks so homey from the outside with the new windows. 😀

[@jen8491]

The windows are looking good. Love the beautiful photos your Uncle took.

[@vivaitalianate1808]

You are doing an awesome job on those windows!

[@donnaj69]

The windows look so nice. You guys are going to be so happy there. Can't wait to see when you get your power. So happy when someone saves an older home. Take care

[@anitatucker8812]

The windows looks great Caleb. They really change the look outside too. Happy Labor Day.

[@stacykelly9962]

I always thought every family needed a doctor or lawyer in theirs. A gifted photographer has now been added . The few shots I saw are beautiful and not only documentation of the restoration but also art. I wonder if you realize how contagious your positive outlook is Kaleb. Probably not because it’s just part of your being. Have a good week, and as always I look forward to your next video.

[@judiscallan769]

Good for you. I know how much work doing old windows. I've been watching you for many weeks hoping you had the fortitude for the job. You're a champion!!!!

[@camicri4263]

Nice photos Jason! A little at the time! I am a very impatient person but I have no choice but to go at your pace(I wish money was not an obstacle). Great job Caleb! Do I hear wed🔔🔔 in the near future?😉 Hugs

[@ceeess5896]

Jason's pics are so good! That's natural talent, can't be taught. Your fam is truly gifted in trade.

[@mattbonanza9032]

There is nothing sexier than a man that builds a house 😍

[@discoj7112]

Commenting for the algorithm. Windows!

[@ruthmarini8453]

The windows are really beautiful. Kudos, Caleb and Kim.

[@jessicamorrell4713]

Wow 👏

[@aggieyes59]

Beautiful photos!

[@tesscameron3699]

Eagerly waiting from the Gold Coast Queensland Australia.

[@lowentx]

Those pictures are fantastic!

[@kimwallace4102]

The windows look fantastic in and out.

[@jerridavis6462]

Yay! 5 down! Happy Labor Day!