NEW PROJECT | Renovating My 1974 House LIVE

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

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[@richardb.5691]

Has anyone ever done this live renovating like this on KZbin!? Amazing!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Not to our knowledge. We think this is a first! Cheers!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thank you to everyone who tuned in today. Next LIVE will be Thursday at 11am EST. That was so freakin fun. The entire team worked so hard to get this setup. We would love to know what you think of this live concept. We’d love to keep doing these. It’s such a fun way to renovate! Let me know in the comments what you think. Cheers!

[@DimonInDaRough]

Thank you! I’m so glad to have found your live stream by chance today! You guys are amazing. See you Thursday👷🏻

[@Church-X]

Hey Jeff, if you had two girls, would you keep trying for some boys?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

That is exactly what happened and then I got my 2 boys. And they had 3 mothers LOL. Cheers!

[@oldskoolwayy]

Love this..never seen a 1970s fully guted..I have my popcorn..lets take this 3 year journey..

[@oldskoolwayy]

Who has that much stuff I have no idea..i love these old homes. They used real big boy nails and skinny 18 gauge nails

[@mdmiller1967]

It is cool that you are doing this for your wife and yourself as your forever home. Excited to see how this turns out as it will be to your specs. Good luck. Learning so much.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

really excited to share the dream as we go. Cheers!

[@SandiRose2008]

Wow! Almost 4 hours of Live Streaming! And everyone was working hard! Glad I made it in! See you on the next one. The Lives is a great idea! Thank you, Jeff. And as always, Thank you for the Shout Out!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

The whole team loves you Sandy. Thanks for finding the time to join us. You are as always great encouragement to us.

[@vickymel2886]

Most family-friendly and cheerful worksite! No swearing and yelling! 👏👏👏☺️

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

doing our best so the kids can watch as well. This might just be a new way we film while on the project!

[@PeytonLeeAllen]

thank you for posting these! my husband and I are in our early 20s and are renovating our house that was built in the late 50s. I love the idea of salvaging something, and renovating to me is just like one big recycling project. many of our jobs have been completed under your guidance and your videos encourage me to take stuff to the next level for sure.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

That is awesome! Cheers to the both of you!

[@locomokko]

Jeff is the man! He's helped me on so many projects. We're still renovating the Japan house, but we're getting there! I always keep watching his videos because there is something different encountered every time. A lifetime of experience and wisdom is invaluable. Thanks so much! Scott from Japan

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Scott. Your continued support is really appreciated. Glad to hear you still find value after all these years!

[@locomokko]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY 4 years 10 months! We were one of the early supporters of the subscription. Invaluable! We've taken the DEEP dive, and bought a sawmill so we can make our own lumber as well. :) Thanks heaps Jeff. Scott from Japan

[@michellecsiernyik5200]

Ah yes I remember you Scott. Thank you for your support and all the best on finishing your house!

[@locomokko]

@@michellecsiernyik5200 Nice! You got me by a few days. :)

[@TheHandymanToolbox]

Great job, I love renovations and remodeling too !

[@MonsieurBoudro]

you are the best in this, your videos are really well explained and you rock.....thanks

[@ОлегРаев-ы2с]

Has anyone ever done this live renovating like this on KZbin!? Amazing!

[@logan_black]

This is a fantastic idea! I hope you keep doing this live. 😀 Thank you for always bringing professional expertise to us DIYers.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thank you! Will do!

[@mnoor7464]

Hi Jeff I have bee watching your home renovation projects for almost 2 years and learned and applied on small renovation and repair projects on my 1965 home Thankyou from NJ

[@juliemartell1071]

I did not see this live but enjoyed watching🤗

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Julie!

[@Bob-L42]

Hey Jeff & family. I’ve been watching your show for about a year or two. It was awesome to see you working with your sons and teaching them the trade. We definitely need more trades people. Good on you. I wish you much luck in your forever home renovation and many years of success. You rock! 💪🏻👍🏻

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Awesome! Thank you! I hope this inspires more folks out there. Cheers!

[@strategicthinker8899]

Kids used to have to call their fathers "Sir". Jeff voluntarily calls his grown children "Sir". Jeff is a true gentleman :).

[@randythayer8440]

Sarcasm?

[@cakesmithinc]

I'm still pretty early into this video, but boy does it seem like you get along with your family a lot better than in some of your older videos... and it makes me happy.

[@krissyj2369]

What a funny bunch of chookies, they were gleefully running around their new home, loved their interaction with Freddy, hilarious. Oh my goodness the two big bubbas under the doona 😅😅😅😂😂

[@InnerG84]

Very interesting, thanks for explaining as you go. I know a lot of people don't have the patience to do that.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks for watching! Patience on a job site is the best safety device we have . Cheers!

[@ScalelordGaming]

Just the man using it. Love it

[@cinders302]

Good to see the boys leanin in 😊

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Always had a dream that I could work with my kids. this video was 4 of 5. almost there. Cheers!

[@willievstudio]

I am just wrapping up a full house build with my son-in-law in North Carolina. We have done everything in the house except the concrete pad and the shingle roofing. We have had a great time and I really enjoy your channel. All the framing was stick built. We did all the plumbing, electrical, insulation and just wrapping the house in vinyl siding. What’s wrong with saw dust on pizza, ha ha ha?! I am watching after and not live cause we were working long days this week in the lovely NC heat. Looking forward to your up coming sessions.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks for watching this marathon. Really excited to share this reno live with our audience. Cheers!

[@Jtejada2772]

Keep the great work and content going! Congrats!🎊

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thank you. We are really trying to make it feel like you are right there with us learning on the job. always open for feedback to improve if you have any suggestions. Cheers!

[@Kevin-fl4rn]

Awesome video! Only complaint would be the response about running CAT6 or other cabling. While true that everything is wireless these days, you'll get a better, faster connection with less interference. When everything is wireless it all causes interference with each other. If you're looking to do a mesh network than ethernet is strongly recommended for backhaul as well. Just run some conduit in the wall that can be used for adding wires down the road. Easy!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks for the info! we are reaching out to a tech savy person for info. I am not so old I can't learn new tricks. CHeers!

[@d1ddyp0p]

Jeff it’s summer time in MN. I’d love to see what you’re planning outside. We have a nice stamped concrete pad out back we want to cover or do something fun with. We also have a weathered front porch we want to refinish and enclose. Let’s see what you’re doing out there!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I would think that aside from the shed I just finished the majority of the work will be focused on getting the house closed up and ready for winter. Hopefully we will have time to build our sauna. Cheers!

[@notsohandyguy]

great show-

[@PabloDumulefDIYconstruction]

🙏 thanks Jeff during the last couple years since I’m arrive to USA I’m being learned so manny stuff 🎉 so I’m starting ny own channel, but I’ll always will be your student from Pennsylvania cheers

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers and welcome to Country!

[@GlobalMaze]

Thanks for sharing, long video but lots of helpful info❤

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad it was helpful! Cheers!

[@chriscurtis5585]

great video ! Amazing the things you can learn in just a few hours.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@geoberry288]

Good to see you wearing a hard hat jeff. Cheers

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

It is one thing to be a cowboy when working alone. Another thing when working with a team on a construction site. Cheers!

[@acefantastic9536]

This is great stuff. Like pretty much everyone else on here, I have learned a lot from Jeff. Just baffled at all the good lumber not being saved, especially when it is a better grade than what is commonly available today. Also, miss the camera work of Max.

[@up2924]

Would have been a good idea to use a seal on the plate you nailed into the concrete. If the cheepo styrofoam seal isn't around even 6mm can be stapled up each side. Its good necause if something fails and the floor gets wet the wood isn't damaged. Also nice to mount drywall an inch off the floor to prevent drywall damage.

[@Kenshin_Tran]

Man your boy has grown so much! Haha speaking the obvious but cool the see the family together the way it is here

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Very surreal for me as well. Cheers!

[@AndrejsBoka]

This is great, I would love to do something like this! buy an old house and bring it to life!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

anyone can do this. It also makes real estate a lot more financially feasible.

[@stephenhogg6486]

Stephen from Dublin Ireland keep up the good work.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers to Ireland. !!!!

[@Liaantjuh]

The one thing said in this stream I'm going to have to really disagree with is to the answer of not putting Cat 5e (or Cat 6) ethernet wiring in any renovation or new house. Yes, wireless will become more prominent than it already is, but with this prominence also comes additional interference on the wireless frequencies. Hardwired networks are always going to be faster and more reliable. And even if all your devices end up being wireless anyway, having the wired network will allow you to put wireless extenders in where necessary. And it would also help with security cameras you might want to place.

[@525manuel]

Who needs Men in Black when you have this movie right here! ❤

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

no Cornie lines but I wish we had some good aliens!

[@kanive1566]

Great live video. Can you talk a little bit about the asbestos abatement and how that process went and how much it cost?

[@Tastewithnewdrinks]

Great video

[@DaveWilliams-b9x]

Are you saving any of the 2xs etc. To reuse for blocking or door headers etc. ?

[@billm.8220]

Please show when the engineers come in & what’s involved including costs of such meetings !! This is going to be a very informative & awesome project !!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Happy to. Cheers!

[@gregrodger8978]

This is frigging awesome... time to crack a beer.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

That is exactly what we did after the shoot. we just stood around thinking Wow we actually made that work. Looking forward to lots more episodes. Cheers!

[@jamesmacintyre1415]

Well done minevis 1973 and getting close to redoing things I think I have trusses but engineer is a must might be crazy but not stupid lol

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

exactly! Cheers!

[@AlexPotvin]

Hey Jim 3:20:58 have you tried induction yet? It’s honestly better unless you’re actually trying to flame grill/broil stuff.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

yes but true italian cooking requires immediate control of the flame. induction i found is still to slow for transitions to full heat from simmer

[@joshlillemo778]

I’d be interested in a video about window framing. I have a couple I need to put in for my basement reno.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

your going to want to watch thursday for sure.

[@lancedoyle5026]

One thing about having pocket doors is to be careful with the length of hardware when hanging pictures on the wall outside the pocket. It is easy to put a screw into the door and wonder why it won't move. Voice of experience here.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

something everyone does once. Cheers!

[@travyb4608]

this was awesome

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks! and Cheers!

[@jeremyfancher]

good work man i actually am a spray foam sprayer for ten years now its good stuff but just sprayfoam on its own does not really healp for sound proofing at all a hybrid wall would be best 1 in of spray foam average then wallspray cellulose on top of foam is best of both worlds. :)

[@heavymetallife398]

I know your ripping out non structural walls in a 50 year old house, but would you ever take a measurement from floor to truss before taking out the wall studs, or just replace all internall walls at the exterior wall measurements?

[@puwazatza]

it is amazing you do the live streaming at the jobsite where wifi is hardly available in general.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers we have really good tech!

[@cinders302]

I watched the entire episode simply because I like to, and not because I've never seen complete gut outs. That said, usually there is something to learn 😊

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks for joining us. Cheers!

[@JoePaddock]

Just saw this at the end of the video. Wifi is not as great as you think. Still run CAT5 for devices that need high bandwidth. Dont think that in a few yrs wifi will be the say all be all. Microwaves will still kill signals. Metal duct work in the walls will still deflect signals. Wifi is good. not great. Run your CAT5 to the areas you need before closing up the walls.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

thanks joe. i will reconsider

[@JoePaddock]

@HomeRenoVisionDIY also. Love all your videos. I love doing DIY and what you do is great for everyone. Thank you and your crew for all your knowledge and the enjoying videos.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Joe!

[@danielqian8899]

Jeff is becoming a film director :)

[@GPDarius]

This is awesome!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@PpoOop-m2b]

Hello. Can you tell me please which of these thinset good for setting tile and uncoupling mambrane, Keraflex SG and Laticrete 252

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

use schluter allset. Cheers!

[@BluelightPhotoart]

This is So cool!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@yishipan2031]

Thank you for the video Jeff! I’m a long time follower Jeff, I’d like to sponsor your home finishes. Let’s chat! ❤

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

simply email us at [e-mail] Cheers!

[@Daniel-Wolf-Zen]

@HomeRenoVisionDIY - I'm going to be using IsulArmor on my basement floor and wanted to ask your thoughts on using Tuck-Tape to hold them together on top of the tongue and groove system. What do you think? Love you content and knowledge! I've watched all your basement videos and enjoy watching your stuff.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

can't hurt but not really necessary. Cheers!

[@GR-cd2kx]

what a great idea to do live streaming while at it! what kind of floor did the place have and how did you remove it?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

mostly carpet and a little linoleum. Cheers! We had an asbestos remediation team do the removal.

[@nflpicks4920]

Did you have plaster verses drywall? How do you remove plaster? Thanks Nathaniel

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

nah. just drywall. next time i will buy older

[@BigRigRV]

Do you mark the electrical circuits as you remove walls for futures identification

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

we had an electrician come in and cancel oput everything except the furnace and a/c. then add 2 temporary plug locations to run our studio equipment. everything else is cancelled out now so we can cut and remove as we go with no real concern. Cheers!

[@joeb6864]

Jeff and crew, Love this format and look forward to seeing more. Have a couple questions on hammers you were using today. Wife and I are working a 1900 farmhouse Doing a lot of demo to get to a clean slate like you are doing here. I’m using the same framing hammer I bought in late 90’s. I’m ready for a modern upgrade and both of yours seemed to have features useful for modern smart demo. First, what brand/model are they? I think I heard you ask, “Where are my Stanley hammers?” Did seem to have yellow trim but, I don’t think I saw anything at Stanley or in any of your links that resembled the ones you were using. DeWalt maybe? Affiliate links available? Second, when pulling nails from the window header, seemed like deep nail penetrations made grabbing them with the two-hammer method hit or miss (slight pun intended). What are your thoughts on cat’s paws? I use a 14” Estwing and love it for precision extractions like that.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I couldn't find my paw so I had to go old school. as for the hammers ai have a demo and a framing dewalt. the stanley was the large wrecking hammer I was using. Cheers!

[@janingehoff1924]

In Norway we use 60 cm center on walls not 40 as you. The standard sice on drywall is 120 x 240 cm.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers good to know!

[@petrmotejlek1427]

I might have missed it, but are you ripping the floor out also? If not, are you at all concerned about the nail holes left in there from the original walls? Could those holes influence noise levels or something like that? Cheers

[@lucbegin7334]

Looked like a Derienzo sandwich in Little Italy! Delicious.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

very tasty even 3 hours later.

[@jamarone5902]

Thank you

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Our pleasure!

[@Tech-Tempest]

As someone is on the tech side, make sure you clean out your streaming computer after each stream. The dust from a construction site will wreak havoc on your computer hardware!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

cheers!

[@GenevaSolvayRailroad]

Question if your taking down studs could you use the ones you took down to make the rating out of just a thought help save money

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

if you need shorter pieces sure but I am starting from new. nail removal takes a lot of work. Cheers!

[@qwaqwa1960]

Why are ceilings "framed" like that, with the layer of slats? Does it make for a flatter bed? thx

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

the slats reduce movement so the drywall stays in better shape long term. Cheers!

[@denisegaylord382]

No walk through of the Florida house?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

We actually still have videos from that house coming up. Cheers!

[@denisegaylord382]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I was hoping so! Otherwise it was going to be really ant-climatic, 🤣

[@RickSimpson-hw5qc]

Hey Jeff, Based on your shed project that I followed can we do a 13'x20' garage using the same method?? Rick

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

for the most part yes. but that big requires a permit and power for the door and lights. Cheers!

[@robertjackson6524]

🎉Jeff non load bering wall use chain saw cut studs at 4 feet no power use 4' as leverage . Pull off siding . In 1960's they built own trusses stocked roof cedar shakes 75-100# ea. Had roof cave in by time we got home Newman creek shake mill wa usa

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

very true the older the house the kore to consider. I had my engineer out to do a walkthrough before we got started an got the green light from him. Cheers Ethan!

[@FM-dk1vp]

Wow, am I tired 😂 I wish I could have thrown ya’ll a crowbar or two.

[@andreycham4797]

You do not have to strugle so much, just use the leverage of a long bar to pull those headers

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

maybe but in a small space with so many folks around I wanted to keep the tools a little smaller. maybe next time. Cheers!

[@bruceirvine3962]

I'm thinking quick-clot kit and tourniquets!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

love it. I just keep a roll of electrical tape handy. that plus a hammer and you can stop any bleed. Cheers!

[@SW-dm3qr]

Is there a market for all that wood you're pulling out of the house in general? What do you do with it?

[@AdamS-lh2ug]

It’s just scrap, you can use it for blocking in different areas but you are not building new walls with it.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

It may seem sad to toss it but the truth is I only need a small amount of nail filled wood and the cost to salvage is more than the cost to buy new. Cheers!

[@geoberry288]

Hi Joe, cheer

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Joe is awesome. Cheers Joe!

[@earlribaudo4807]

Your son has your tape. Are you going to use any of the old lumber?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

no plans to. jobsite management is a real thing and we just don't have the cheap labor available to try and salvage while trying to stay on schedule to insulate before winter. CHeers!

[@my4cavs]

`Hi Jeff have you started to only share the "forever home" renovation with viewers that are subscribers? I see the latest is two months old.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

We’ve only shown live shows so far. We produce our content a few months ahead of the work. The new series starts October 26 with the my shed series. Then straight into structural work and my new basement. Matt and I have been having the best time renovating this place. Hope you like it! Cheers

[@jaykaknes1133]

Those angled 2x along perpendicular to the roof trusses could be to brace against lateral loads (wind on gable ends). The diagonals are nailed to the flat 2x which is then nailed to multiple trusses. The flat 2x provide rigidity for the ends of the diagonals and the connection to multiple truss bottom chords transfers load to more trusses. Removal of the flat 2x released the ends of the diagonal ps. Adding a 2x to the sides of the diagonals a foot up did nothing. They are just floating and have lost their effectiveness. Should have put the 2x between the truss bottom chord flat against the diagonals. Better yet sandwich the diagonals with 2x’s. Also add more 2x between 4 trusses on each side trusses. This will replicate the original intent of the diagonals.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

this is all very temporary anyway. we are going to install a ridge beam and remove the trusses on that side of the house. I will keep an eye on the weather if anything gets crazy I will beef it up if needed. Cheers!

[@jaykaknes1133]

I had forgotten that you would be raising the roof, so to speak. I first found your channel a couple years ago. I was working on dry wall joints in my 28’x40’ garage. Your advice for doing that was very helpful. Bought a Festool dry wall sander that was invaluable. Keep up the good work. Thank you

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@bruceirvine3962]

Dang, where are you? Florida or Canada? You keeping the "ol' lady"?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Back in Ottawa Canada. And Yes she is the most valuable thing I have ever found. Cheers!

[@leslieestrada1459]

Hi Joe

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers for showing Joe some love!

[@rokustittsville2422]

It may have been easier to tear down the walls if you had cut the studs through at the top and bottom. You then only had to rip out the footers and headers. Edit: I see now you are likely saving the studs that be used in the new construction.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I prefer to use a sledge for studs. quite easy and I often opt out for work vs buying blades. a good workout is nothing to run from. I rather enjoy it. Cheers!

[@rokustittsville2422]

True, exercise keeps you young. I assume you are building in Kanata. Trying to figure out the area giving 1974 build. I've lived here since 68 so basically watched the area grow up. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

[@includenull]

I hope you also film regular videos. No way I can watch a 4 hour livestream.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

definitely. cheers!

[@CzarinaHarris]

Jeff, are you saving any of this material you’re tearing down? It looks to be in good condition and I’m concerned about the cost of materials nowadays.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

using some of it to build temporary walls as we change our structure and rebuild. the time it takes to clean wood means we will be building with new lumber however. Cheers!

[@CzarinaHarris]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY thanks for replying! I hadn’t considered the time factor of removing all those nails.

[@fooflateka]

why did you leave small windows?

[@LynII-u2e]

oh my goodness , you were chewing so fast ......I was worried you might choke .....Great new format , watching w/ great interest 🥰🥰🥰

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad you enjoyed. Cheers!

[@Fusionx916]

Why arent you guys using Milwaukee

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I am a dewalt guy and my son is a milwaukee guy. Cheers but once you own the batteries it costs a fortune to change!

[@gomersimpson2716]

Никогда не оставляю доски с гвоздями при демонтаже. Всегда их загибаю. Вероятность случайно наступить на гвоздь при спускании со ступеней или стула крайне высока, можно оступиться или упасть, поэтому сразу после демонтажа загибаю гвозди руками или инструментом и только потом продолжаю.

[@AdamS-lh2ug]

Yeah, bending the nails over is good advice. Especially if you’re not wearing proper footwear, either way though.

[@yishipan2031]

🎉🎉🎉

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@ScalelordGaming]

Whats up

[@bestseedorchard1107]

A lot of us could learn from your work ethic and do what you are doing if we had $300,000 to spend on a project and the improvements.

[@SUP3RDAD84]

You lost some weight! Ya look good Jeff!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

thanks. been eating mostly meat for the last few months and down 25 lbs. feeling good. Cheers!

[@AbbreviatedReviews]

This is the longest anyone has ever taken to eat a sandwich.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL. I love this comment. I actually finished it after the feed was done. Cheers!

[@christopherperez8305]

They don’t make them like they used to anymore lol.

[@arthurstawski5600]

Maybe pause for lunch next time haha

[@bascodelagamma]

👍

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@MarieJu-x2d]

Been flodded 2 weeks ago. Have to demo my baseman by myself (with the teens and friend). Will have to redo everything. Just find your Chanel! Would you marry me?

[@milkod2001]

Those houses in US / Canada built from 4x2 cheappo pine with 16 inch gaps.. 🤑😂🤮 Drywall slapped on top and boom wall is done. Terrible isolation, you can hear someone fart on the other side of the house or if walking on upper floor it sounds like 2 elephants are having fun. Ever heard about concrete block? Come to Europe to see how houses are built 😚

[@KimberleyHammell]

What happened to the church?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

we finished renovating and got residential occupancy. It is currently on the market for sale. Cheers!