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I've heard chimneys must stand on their own. Think burned out home with chimney still standing. Love the visuals in place and online. Subbed!

I love your series, I have binge watched. I really want your book it’s in my plans. I think reinforcing the wall will work. I watch a RUclipsr Cole The Cornstar who is going through the same thing in a 100 year old mansion on his farm and it worked.

Anyone else thinking of Laura Kampf's Lise Lotte renovation turned complete rebuild? I'm hoping this isn't as bad, but scary! Good luck!🤞

Make the island moveable rather than a permanent fixture. Morgan did a great job.

“But yeah this was helpful thank you” - me after every therapy session

went to philly this past weekend and thought of you

are you willing to share how much you paid for it? I am assuming it was an "as is" sale.

Episode takeaways: Safety is Morgan’s #1 priority, and Louise & the gang ate the vestibule

Saving the bricks is a good call. If at any point you need bricks to repair or extent existing brick walls you are gonna be really happy you saved them because sourcing equally old bricks could be a nightmare.

best of luck to you, sir

Very Nice Coming along nicely

The family and I have watched you from the beginning of the series. Love the content, your editing style, art and love being on the renovation journey with you.

And this is why after three major old home renovation projects I will never do one again.

Clearly, I'm binging! LOL

"Safety is my #1 priority" (when my gf is around)

It's a drag that you couldn't fit a bath on the 1st floor

I used to work at Sky Bar in the David Stott Building on Griswold in 2013. A few years later it flooded all 3 basements and 6 feet into the lobby

Congratulations 🎉 on your book! Yall take care. 🔨🪛🪚 🧹🧹 💯

@8:04 I legit said OMG just before you did LOL

I love these "slice of life" sections! So interesting that you kinda mix a home reno with installing a window here or a haircut there or an exhibition installation there. It's so different that most channels that JUST focus on the house; most never even touch architectural drafts or revisions too.

Congratulations!

initially it was your photography skills that drew me into what you would come up with, seeing more episodes its clear you have a creative mind and im certain you will make one hell of a property.

9:40 prediction. That small coffee will be a large by the time this project is over

Just ordered the book! Loving the series.

Safety is a number one priority 👏👏👏👏👏

I envy the person who just discovered this channel because that means they can binge all the episodes I’ve already seen

If past me could give future me a message about the framing in my hovel, it'd 100% include where the beams are etc. Would it be worth going for the odd framing, but then having it unambiguously stencilled on the floor for all posterity where everything is? Need to find where something is? Pull the carpet back three inches.

Hey at least termites don't like eating paint. Excellent façade now just work out how to remake the house behind the paint.

Permits are not the most fun thing to talk about (or wait for...), but I appreciate the breakdown and coverage. Keep up the content!

You bought yourself a nightmare my friend... I ended up pulling all the plumbing and electrical and started all over. Probably your best bet to get the floor joists fixed

Yup, pulled carpet/tack board/staples/plaster/lat board... good times

I bought a 1916 Craftsman with ZERO building experience and turned it into a masterpiece, all from watching This Old House and HGTV for decades. You got this!

How do you stay positive when all these issues keep coming up?

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This and jenna phipps home reno series is content in didnt know i needed. Fav series on yt right now 🙏

Looking at the damage of floors and the one wall, replace the wall and floors. Time is the most expensive part of that section. Even with you doing it. I know you wanted to keep the old radiators and pipes, but it is not worth the time and cost to save them. You are not demolishing the hole center, so you will not be a 1/4 of the hole structure. As well at it is replacement of termite damage.

Have you ever thought about printing these out as postcards?

Even if your bricks aren't purrfect, you can use them to make a winding pathway in your backyard. They are magical. (30.8) Edit: not even 45 seconds later, you had ideas for them. 😂

you can really see your photographer and videographer side in that little video montage at the end!!! looked super great

gotta love plywood underlayment

"Detroit is a city in urban decay" - robot cop rap

Ooooohhhhhhh so my book copy is first print! Fancy 😊❤

Hi mate, watching all the way from the UK, I live in a House built in 1885 and we have walls made of Plaster and Horse hair in it, we used reclaimed doors and Running boards from other properties to keep it looking good, our doors are from a Local Pub and are older then the house, around 150 years old, Im sure you can Reclaim some floorboards and other parts from houses surrounding your area if they're demolished or renovated, good luck with the renovation, im currently doing one of our bedrooms and refitting the kitchen soon, our house has been within our family since 1984 and was previously owned by my Great great uncle in the early 1900's

Interesting how a lot of his problems would not be so severe if the whole house was brick.

I have the book and LOVE it. Well done! I love the series as well.

you should add that getting a permit is not soo scary. its a case by case situation. the city needs to record the change of the property in their records so its good to get a permit. also if you the homeowner versus the contractor get the permit there is a difference in cost. there are 50 states and 5 territories that have people living on them. get friendly with your building dept and code enforcement before taking on a reno like this.

love the series

reinforce it!

Nooo! Don't remove the structural tile!😅 I've been right where you are with finding wood held together with paint in my termite problem. You're not alone! There's one wall in my house I'm very afraid of opening because I just know there are 2x4s that are completely eaten. Might have to remove that anyway because it has a bunch of adhesive that can't be scraped off. Regardless, keep up the great work!

I liked the part where he had a question.