My husband an ex brickie (retired now from building trade) and myself are watching from Australia, we understand the devastation of floods and fire and empathised with you., so sad to see your beautiful area. We have just found your channel and we are LOVING IT especially the demo’s and what you get from the houses, showing your repurpose yard, absolutely great stuff. All what you do and how honest and open and down to earth you are. We’ve binge watch your videos over a week and will be looking forward to whatever you put up next. Keep up the good work. Also, loved your enlightening story of your start in this business. Fabulous. Thank you.
You are showing us sides of this situation that the news doesn't. You know what I mean. And that it can be a long process. My heart goes to those who lost lives, property, jobs . And businesses that may or may not recover ( ie jobs). You're all in my prayers up and down the East Coast states. 💪🙏💜🐢🐝
Love your videos. My wife and I are heading to the Pink Shell November 3-8. I would love to come by your warehouse. This stuff and your drone videos have kept us linked to the area along with friends that have a place in Fort Myers. Been watching your videos for a while. We were at the Pink Shell in November 2020 when ETA was churning away in the Gulf. And were devastated watching stuff after Ian. Almost every place we liked at Fort Myers Beach was literally gone. Your videos on the sand displacement the last few weeks fascinates me. Stay well and safe.
Builders in the 1940s would leave pennies between the linoleum and subfloor, also under baseboards. Don't know if it was for leveling or as a momento for future generations. I have great respect for these skilled tradesman. Most, like my father, were WWII vets who'd just returned.
@gis177 I relish finding these links to the past during remodeling. A toy soldier, marbles, baseball cards, a ring or even melted crayons retrieved from within a HVAC duct in an 80 yr old home gives me pause to think how their owners life turned out. I soak the pennies in vinegar to restore them.
@@bobcaygeon975 that's good trick i will try that, pepsi or any dark soda should work too. I have a ton to look at, she had jar of coin and some old (paper) money..i have to research. She just pass away 2 weeks ago, i didn't had time. We are generation that doesn't keep anything but back then it was survival mode also.
The empty rifle boxes sometimes sell for 50-100 dollars each on eBay check sold items. I've sold a few different ones in the past and did ok on them. Don't just toss them out before checking them first. Who doesn't like 100 dollar bills
LOL nice underwear adjustment at 9:45 🤭 I've been binging on your videos; you give great insight to the real issues Floridians face during/after a hurricane, things we Northerners don't consider (like all that sand !). Plus, I like to see what you find in the buildings you're about to take down, not to mention you seem like a cool boss.
Great find!! I am a novice part time collector of coins on the west coast of Florida, if you are interested in selling any of your finds to us smaller people, lol please let me know. Thank you
Hello.. Most houses and buildings are built with the level of a street or the ground. It is better to build it on a concrete base with a height of one meter or more to avoid flood problems or high water level, or it is possible to return to pictures of previous floods and determine the level of height necessary to build a house
This was filmed before Milton hit. I think Helene was nothing compared to Milton. A jalousie window in a door, shades of the 1950s when I lived in Orlando. I feel bad for the person that went to the trouble to collect all that and for some reason left it behind. Coins in bags are not worth much but the silver ones are worth scrap silver prices at least.
Wheat pennies not worth a whole lot unless they are flawed with double stamps etc. One particular mint mark ( I do not remember which mint) may be worth a lot.
It's incredible how opinionated people are those days, everyone knows everything and likes to make others know how smart they are, and then you check how they're doing in their own lives and...well... even the bed where they sleep is a mess 😂 I guess that being in the construction area as you are, if building a basement was a good idea, you probably would've figured it out by now 😅people are crazy, and you are definitely brave enough to remain that polite 😊 ❤
Thats a family collection.. Its "almost" not right to keep that stuff... Yes a HUGE reward should be given to you for their stupidity, BUT, its not "morally" right to keep someones family, possibly , generational family collection that "may" have sedimental value to THEM...
@@removeitprosdemolition Trust me, some family is missing it... Unless death occured and it was never passed on and forgoten... It was all cataloged and stored in a good fashion... Not saying your doing anything wrong, but if that was for example my "late fathers" collection, and you found it, and it could be proven to be my fathers (previous homeowner records), I'd be greatly disturbed someone just took a stake in it.. Obviously making a video about it is either not very smart, OR a great way to find and locate the rightful owner, along with all the "crazy's" that will want to claim it as well LOL.. - its a sticky situation for sure... Your not wrong, just what happens if someone contacts you and is the rightful owner? And if it can even be proven is the question as well. I surely would never hand it back without 100% knowing someone is the rightful owner, or beneficiary of it! exciting find though!
nice find that is all worth melt value. If you were selling silver quarters for $30 then congrats because there worth what $5-$7. I bet that is worth 3-4k in silver nothing else there holds any value.
Yeah, I made of I don't remember, but I thought I was selling them for thirty dollars a piece apparently not after looking into it and I agree with what you said after you doing a little bit of research on these unless of course, we find a unicorn.
@@removeitprosdemolition yeah you never know maybe you'll find a 43 copper penny or a 44 steel penny but most likely you'll get melt value or a dollar over. I've been stacking gold and silver for years and its the only real money there is so maybe even keep the junk silver. Nice find though.
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My husband an ex brickie (retired now from building trade) and myself are watching from Australia, we understand the devastation of floods and fire and empathised with you., so sad to see your beautiful area.
We have just found your channel and we are LOVING IT especially the demo’s and what you get from the houses, showing your repurpose yard, absolutely great stuff.
All what you do and how honest and open and down to earth you are. We’ve binge watch your videos over a week and will be looking forward to whatever you put up next. Keep up the good work.
Also, loved your enlightening story of your start in this business. Fabulous. Thank you.
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You are showing us sides of this situation that the news doesn't. You know what I mean. And that it can be a long process. My heart goes to those who lost lives, property, jobs . And businesses that may or may not recover ( ie jobs). You're all in my prayers up and down the East Coast states. 💪🙏💜🐢🐝
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U hit the jackpot all that money is worth a lot more than what it is
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Awesome find! I also own a Property Preservation Company. Debris removal has netted me thousands in finds. Jewelry, money, antiques etc…
That is awesome!
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Love your videos. My wife and I are heading to the Pink Shell November 3-8. I would love to come by your warehouse. This stuff and your drone videos have kept us linked to the area along with friends that have a place in Fort Myers. Been watching your videos for a while. We were at the Pink Shell in November 2020 when ETA was churning away in the Gulf. And were devastated watching stuff after Ian. Almost every place we liked at Fort Myers Beach was literally gone. Your videos on the sand displacement the last few weeks fascinates me. Stay well and safe.
Thank you for the compliments & thanks so much for watching. Our shop is open 7 days a week, from 7am until 5pm.
I’ve just found your Chanel and have subscribed. Your work is fabulous 😊
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That was a awesome find. Great job.🎉
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Homies picking his front wedgy at the 9:44 mark
Hahah
Its the real deal!!
Humid and swampy
I like the way you roll 👍👍
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Builders in the 1940s would leave pennies between the linoleum and subfloor, also under baseboards. Don't know if it was for leveling or as a momento for future generations. I have great respect for these skilled tradesman. Most, like my father, were WWII vets who'd just returned.
my mom did this, i found pennies everywhere when she died, every drawer had one...they say it's for luck.
@gis177
I relish finding these links to the past during remodeling. A toy soldier, marbles, baseball cards, a ring or even melted crayons retrieved from within a HVAC duct in an 80 yr old home gives me pause to think how their owners life turned out. I soak the pennies in vinegar to restore them.
@@bobcaygeon975 that's good trick i will try that, pepsi or any dark soda should work too. I have a ton to look at, she had jar of coin and some old (paper) money..i have to research. She just pass away 2 weeks ago, i didn't had time. We are generation that doesn't keep anything but back then it was survival mode also.
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@@removeitprosdemolition yes
NAILED IT! I don't understand the Stigma.
Or enigma about apparent sea levels rising? It's And excuse for.. and I'll leave it at.
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The empty rifle boxes sometimes sell for 50-100 dollars each on eBay check sold items. I've sold a few different ones in the past and did ok on them. Don't just toss them out before checking them first. Who doesn't like 100 dollar bills
Good to know!!
LOL nice underwear adjustment at 9:45 🤭 I've been binging on your videos; you give great insight to the real issues Floridians face during/after a hurricane, things we Northerners don't consider (like all that sand !). Plus, I like to see what you find in the buildings you're about to take down, not to mention you seem like a cool boss.
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That's too funny. My dad keeps his coin collection in the attic as well 😂
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Funny!
Best item I got from a clean out is yankees 1952 world series team signed ball.
We Got Two Baseballs With This Lot. Glad you liked it!. Hope you subscribed.
Yeah??? Well I got 4! 😀
Very valuable stuff you got there.
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@@removeitprosdemolition Absolutely love your channel Sir. I’m a retired building Contractor.
👍🤩💝Very cool find.
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if you want a perfect seal around your windows use gutter seal, stinks but works and does not come off.
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I would love to be able to landscape all the properties you own
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Great find!! I am a novice part time collector of coins on the west coast of Florida, if you are interested in selling any of your finds to us smaller people, lol please let me know. Thank you
I will keep you in mind!
Good video, great find
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I love your content
Thank you
Thanks David
Hello.. Most houses and buildings are built with the level of a street or the ground. It is better to build it on a concrete base with a height of one meter or more to avoid flood problems or high water level, or it is possible to return to pictures of previous floods and determine the level of height necessary to build a house
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He just wanted to say “master bait!” 😂
Yeah, that's what it's called master bait and tackle
@@removeitprosdemolition. I know. Was being silly.
Not sure how you can say that belongs to you when even the owner probably didn’t know it was there
It was left behind in a foreclosure situation.
And as luck may have it, SILVER just hit $33 oz yesterday Great Find.
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Hey, I went to that house with your sister I think or it was Angie. I'm not sure I had to load lug at washer and dryer set up to the second floor.
Really?
Nice!
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Florida is the Definition of Insanity. Keep doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
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Hey... what about the coin collection value? I love collecting USA silver coins and want to know what you have there! Let us know!!
We have looked up a bunch of the coins.And they don't seem to be worth much money. Hope you subscribed.
This was filmed before Milton hit. I think Helene was nothing compared to Milton. A jalousie window in a door, shades of the 1950s when I lived in Orlando.
I feel bad for the person that went to the trouble to collect all that and for some reason left it behind. Coins in bags are not worth much but the silver ones are worth scrap silver prices at least.
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Wheat pennies not worth a whole lot unless they are flawed with double stamps etc. One particular mint mark ( I do not remember which mint) may be worth a lot.
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Sweet
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Hope you let us know about the coins.
Still looking at them.
I gotta ask…..what’s the red tape on your steering wheel? I’m guessing to be sure front end is in good shape???
That's a good question.That's just the way the steering wheel comes with the raptors
Factory for the Raptor, it's so when you are off-roading you know if your wheels are straight or not.
@@venom5809 Sounds about right!! Hope you subscribed!
You guys should use Sean Rapp to fix all the properties got flooded. It's a tax right off just saying.
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It's incredible how opinionated people are those days, everyone knows everything and likes to make others know how smart they are, and then you check how they're doing in their own lives and...well... even the bed where they sleep is a mess 😂 I guess that being in the construction area as you are, if building a basement was a good idea, you probably would've figured it out by now 😅people are crazy, and you are definitely brave enough to remain that polite 😊 ❤
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I got nothing to prove. Arm chair warriors right!! Hope you subscribed!!
Check $2 bills for Silver Certificate and the number.
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Look for a wheat penny
I have a hundred or more.
Junk silver is max 20 times face value
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So $5 dollars?
@@removeitprosdemolition Yes Each $1 face is $20 for Common coins in good condition but check for Rare dates
$20 for every dollar face value. ($5 a quarter)
Thats a family collection.. Its "almost" not right to keep that stuff... Yes a HUGE reward should be given to you for their stupidity, BUT, its not "morally" right to keep someones family, possibly , generational family collection that "may" have sedimental value to THEM...
This house was a foreclosure.They left it behind and the new owner didn't even know it was there
Dies not mean it from the last owner .Could have been up there from another.You never know
@@removeitprosdemolition Trust me, some family is missing it... Unless death occured and it was never passed on and forgoten... It was all cataloged and stored in a good fashion... Not saying your doing anything wrong, but if that was for example my "late fathers" collection, and you found it, and it could be proven to be my fathers (previous homeowner records), I'd be greatly disturbed someone just took a stake in it.. Obviously making a video about it is either not very smart, OR a great way to find and locate the rightful owner, along with all the "crazy's" that will want to claim it as well LOL.. - its a sticky situation for sure... Your not wrong, just what happens if someone contacts you and is the rightful owner? And if it can even be proven is the question as well. I surely would never hand it back without 100% knowing someone is the rightful owner, or beneficiary of it! exciting find though!
I'm starting to Landscaping company probably this summer. I'll undercut your guy and do a way better job.
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nice find that is all worth melt value. If you were selling silver quarters for $30 then congrats because there worth what $5-$7. I bet that is worth 3-4k in silver nothing else there holds any value.
Yeah, I made of I don't remember, but I thought I was selling them for thirty dollars a piece apparently not after looking into it and I agree with what you said after you doing a little bit of research on these unless of course, we find a unicorn.
@@removeitprosdemolition yeah you never know maybe you'll find a 43 copper penny or a 44 steel penny but most likely you'll get melt value or a dollar over. I've been stacking gold and silver for years and its the only real money there is so maybe even keep the junk silver. Nice find though.