Welcome to my farmhouse! She’s a beast, and still in the middle of renovations. Today we’re giving you an updated farmhouse tour for 2020 to give you a sense of what projects we’re currently working on, what we’ve accomplished so far, and even some future teasers of what we have coming up in the future! This video will also give you a great idea of what it’s like to be living in your home in the middle of extensive renovations. Let’s get cracking!
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You've already cut my head open and filled it with ideas. My poor husband is both excited and terrified. Never before have I wanted to be a member of a channel. Love your videos!
I have a summer project within an hour from Ottawa. I want to transform the current underground into a walkout basement. The grading allows it. Imagine all the light!
I’d like to see how to put a floating floor o Er that crooked unlevel farmhouse floor!!
Hi Jeff
I took it upon myself to renovate my 50 years old townhouse. I wanted to ask you about a video on how install subway tiles in the kitchen and replace ceiling Sheetrock.
Thank you so much
Really wish we had a guy like you here in South Africa
Proper flashing techniques around doors, windows, and where parts of buildings join together like an attached garage with gutters. Our current home was built by the previous owner and I've discovered thousands of dollars of damage due to improper flashing techniques.
I was on the fence about staying a member but this video has restored my interest. I am impressed with what you are doing. I have a home built in 1953 MCM and it needs lots of love everything is org. Here is my wish list for you to do how to videos.
1st: Restoring crank shaft style windows.
2nd: Explain the Low voltage light system from the 50'[s and how to remove it but still have lights that work
3rd: Do a Think out side of the box video on different problem. Problem solving on all subjects. Most times it's tricks on thinking outside of the box on a home repair problem.
4th: How to remove the pocket door.
I am in the middle of redoing my bathroom and next the Kitchen so I would love to be part of the travel videos. There's lots of content here in this house.
Cheers
This is a little difficult to describe, but I'd like to see a video about tips and tricks for when you DON'T have the right tool for the job. Just a bunch of little work-arounds you've discovered during your time in the profession. Example: You need to make a perfect 90-degree cut, but for whatever reason, you don't have a tool for it. What do you do?
I know these are usually situations where you have to come up with something on the spot. But can you share what problems you've come across, and how you solved it? To the best of your memory.