It was a big team effort! Lots of help from lots of trades and people workin on top of eachother. A lot can be accomplished with the right skills and tools.
Gorgeous transformation! A tremendous amount of work, but worth the time & effort. Love the stone fireplace & mantel! Nice job outside too. The mini horses are so cute!
Here in Denmark , it is the cheapest to tear down and build up new. Mainly because of tons of regulations , there is also lots of things that you - by law - is restricted from by DIY. If you are a craftsman , able to do a lot by yourself ( and family / friends ) , you can renovate and get a cheap house. And an old house can have a lot of soul , that NO new house has , and NO money can buy that. In Denmark we build brick houses , and old can have realy nice bricklaying work , with lots and lots of beatifull details. Those bricklaying details would be very very costly implementing in a new house.
Teachable moment. They completely replaced the floor because it was rotted out. However, did not address root cause, which is moisture buildup beneath the floor. They build a 5 sided box, with the 6th side just dirt. There's no ventilation, vapor barrier, or treatment. And, the sides of the box are brick, which is porous and lets in more moisture. You can see in the "new sub-floor" section of the video, the dirt is already moist inside the structure. Also, at the 0:39 mark you can see the broken floor joist. It has signs of bug damage. If they didn't spray anything to address this, the new wood they installed will get infected, even with removing the old wood. Years from now the floor will rot out again. Very cool build but this one thing can cause a lot of problems later.
Hello Yes your logic makes sense This house does have ventilation to the sub floor as required. The cause of the rot was termites not moisture The termites have been treated and concrete stumps and ant caps were used. I can guarantee you the floor will last a lifetime or even 10
I have a Fetish for buildings . I am smitten with your build . It looks absolutely beautiful. I Love it ! Love the Glass Wall , And that you laid a little Carpet in the Bedroom . There are so many things to mention . Great Job & Video . Ray in Pa U.S.A.
I love watching Reno shows like this and it was a wonderful surprise to hear an Aussie!!!! A great job, especially love the window finishes. Thanks guys.
Really Beautiful Home!!! Wonderful Job! I really like the before and after pictures of each room! Really good Video well Made! Most renovation videos won't show exact pictures of each room in order of before and after. So as a viewer we are able to see exactly how each room turned out.
This was awesome! Your video came up in my feed and I thoroughly enjoyed watching this magnificent transformation!! Gives me hope for my family's future remodel/build! Those fireplaces were on point!! Loved how the LR one turned out especially! Gorgeous!
Thanks so much, I love getting messages like this. When do you start your build? Will you do much DIY? If so checkout all the short videos I've created, if there are any missing topics, let me know
I wish i had more knowledge on the subject. Things can always be tuned and dialed in with the aid of a dyno and software. The ECU definitely plays a part on the newer more electronic versions of the 1kz pump. You can always clock the pump bit by bit and test drive the car to see how it effects things
Hi you had a good idea but you should have layed down gravel and then put Poly on top and put weeping tile around the house outside to keep the moisture from the dirt under the floors.
Thank you so much, it makes all the time filming and editing worthwhile. I love seeing these types of videos on RUclips so I thought I would make my own
The house is looking good Crandell. Wish I could be there to help you. I miss painting & all the other stuff. Also if I like to wash windows, dishes & do laundry.
Plenty of information if you watch the build series, there are 12 or so episodes that take you through the renovation week by week. Roof was redone because we removed load bearing walls. We installed roof trusses to span from one external wall to another which also meant we could have a raked feature ceiling on the inside all while being able to reuse the old tin roofing.
Excellent video. I have a question. What are the sub floor slabs used in the beginning, before the final floor is installed? Something like osb? Thanx.!
You will find all of your answers here: ruclips.net/p/PLVSLJ3g7Q9rYOOWq86ztRdOWpu_h45Veq But if I understand what you're asking the product is called yellow tongue chipboard flooring
Renovation looks great. Not a fan of the tile combination though in the shower area, I would have used the same tile thru out. Or I would have used something flashy likes gold, silver or stainless looking tiles or just some simple bright prime colors painted on stucco. I’m commenting on it because I was really thinking for a while that the smaller tiles looked as if it was part of the before renovation.
Transforming an abandoned rehab facility into a dream home is a complex and rewarding project. It involves a series of steps from initial planning and demolition to construction and final touches. The process requires careful attention to detail, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
Wood is quicker, easier and ultimately cheaper to work with. It's strong and allows us to run cables and pipes easily as well as easily and quickly being able to install plaster sheets. Labour costs a lot in Australia and that's why we use efficient building systems to keep costs down. Brick is used commonly for durable cladding but it's rare to see brick used as a structural element in most modern domestic homes.
Bricks dont need as much maintenance and some parts of the house were solid brick. it would have been a costly exercise when the money can be better spent elsewhere. Brick homes are very common in Oz and most people here have no issue with them
question...is there a reason the flooring was done before the roof? (Wouldn't dealing with the roof potentially damage floor, even expose floor to weather vs...if did roof first, you eliminate chances of floor damage? just curious
the floor acted as a work platform, as the old floor was too rotten to work at heights from. it was only exposed to weather for 2 days (which is totally fine) and damage occurred to the chipboard but it was minor and then later covered up by the final floor boards
we finished the subfloor so that we had a safe surface to work on the roof from. the roof was offf for only 2 days and the subfloor can be exposed to rain for months before it becomes damaged. The real "brand new" flooring wasnt installed until the roof was water tight
I love how buildings and houses get a new lease on life. I also love how the fire place was kept operational through the build
we had to stay warm somehow!
thanks for watching
I enjoy watching homes, cars, or other broken things refurbished and made useable again
Thanks for watching! This is the perfect channel for you!
WOW, what a transformation!!! It's a beautiful home now and that property, another wow!!💗 You all are so talented!!😁
Thank you so much!
@@dingeldiy🥹you guys are so gifted and magical too !💕
The fact you did all of this work in 4 months is impressive. Renovations must be built different in Aussie Land
It was a big team effort! Lots of help from lots of trades and people workin on top of eachother. A lot can be accomplished with the right skills and tools.
Amazing renovation, fantastic woodwork and space design.
Thanks for the compliments!
Beautiful. I like how they leave enough time, in the end, to view the finished product, unlike other renovations.
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Never get tired of watching this
Thank you, I always appreciate the comments like this!
Gorgeous transformation! A tremendous amount of work, but worth the time & effort. Love the stone fireplace & mantel! Nice job outside too. The mini horses are so cute!
Thanks so much!
your hard work turn this abandoned rehab into a beautiful home
Thankyou
Wow, amazing renovation, I love that tile in the bathroom. Awesome job!
Thanks so much!
Great work!! Still watching and enjoying your reno!
Awesome! Thank you!
what a gorgeous transformation!❤ job well done to everyone involved! 👏🏻
Glad you think so! Thanks
Thay is a Fantastic place. You have done an outstanding job. You have utilized every inch of space there and modeled a home the way you wanted.
Thanks so much for the positive feedback!
Really lovely renovated home! Marvelous work!
Thank you so much!
Wow, a truly beautiful transformation. The entire property looks really beautiful. Love the ponies.
You are so kind, Thanks for watching
Best part - the dog trying to get into the house near the end of the video!
😅 yes haha
I just wondering would it be cheaper to build fresh from ground up?
absolutely not! Heaps of the framework, brick work, roofing and windows were fine to use along with many other things
I think not cause that brick work alone would cost more than arms & legs
Here in Denmark , it is the cheapest to tear down and build up new.
Mainly because of tons of regulations , there is also lots of things that you - by law - is restricted from by DIY.
If you are a craftsman , able to do a lot by yourself ( and family / friends ) , you can renovate and get a cheap house.
And an old house can have a lot of soul , that NO new house has , and NO money can buy that.
In Denmark we build brick houses , and old can have realy nice bricklaying work , with lots and lots of beatifull details. Those bricklaying details would be very very costly implementing in a new house.
No, breaking ground and relaying foundation would already take up all the budget of just repairing lol
@@janskovgaard8906 You should be able to do anything you want with a house once you buy it it’s your property
Beautiful transformation! Gives this building a new chapter in life!
Glad you liked it 😊 the house has a new life and just as much character as before
Great transformation !!! I couldn't live there without a compass.
It's a big place isn't it! Thanks for watching
Teachable moment. They completely replaced the floor because it was rotted out. However, did not address root cause, which is moisture buildup beneath the floor. They build a 5 sided box, with the 6th side just dirt. There's no ventilation, vapor barrier, or treatment. And, the sides of the box are brick, which is porous and lets in more moisture. You can see in the "new sub-floor" section of the video, the dirt is already moist inside the structure. Also, at the 0:39 mark you can see the broken floor joist. It has signs of bug damage. If they didn't spray anything to address this, the new wood they installed will get infected, even with removing the old wood. Years from now the floor will rot out again. Very cool build but this one thing can cause a lot of problems later.
Hello
Yes your logic makes sense
This house does have ventilation to the sub floor as required. The cause of the rot was termites not moisture
The termites have been treated and concrete stumps and ant caps were used. I can guarantee you the floor will last a lifetime or even 10
Don't you need insulatiuon in the floor?
I have a Fetish for buildings . I am smitten with your build . It looks absolutely beautiful. I Love it ! Love the Glass Wall , And that you laid a little Carpet in the Bedroom . There are so many things to mention . Great Job & Video . Ray in Pa U.S.A.
thanks for the comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the build and i'm grateful for the positive feedback!
I really loved this house. Hope one day i will be able to afford to buy it.😊
I hope so too! Maybe one day you can build your own version!
I love watching Reno shows like this and it was a wonderful surprise to hear an Aussie!!!!
A great job, especially love the window finishes.
Thanks guys.
Cheers Kim - this is down on the Mornington Peninsula, are you in Vic too?
FANTASTIC!!! GREAT MUSIC EXCELENT WORK. WHEN CAN I MOVE IN !!!
Any time for the right price! 😂
I'll be there in Tuesday to move in.
Beautiful. Well done 👍
YOu must be settled in by now? 😁
Wonderful remodel. Nice window and light treatment
Thank you very much Joan! I love receiving comments like this. The clients were very happy
Beautiful house renovation.
Thank you!
Hellish. Love to see a catterpillar turn into a beautiful butterfly. Well done. Love to live in it
Thank you! Cheers!
WOW!!! Awesome transformation guys👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🍻
Thanks so much Samantha! It's crazy to think where it started to how it ended up
Really Beautiful Home!!! Wonderful Job! I really like the before and after pictures of each room! Really good Video well Made! Most renovation videos won't show exact pictures of each room in order of before and after. So as a viewer we are able to see exactly how each room turned out.
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!
Wouldn't be an aussi video without a huge spider! 🤯😜 btw really impressed/inspired by the floortiling in the shower!
Definitely, probably found 3 spiders a day like that during the demolition phase. Glad to hear it! Have you got a bathroom renovation coming up?
Great work! Full gut renovations are a ton of work. The only critique I have is that you missed a golden opportunity to condition that crawl space.
Thanks for the tips!
Loved this part! 26:42
thanks!
Watch time-lapses x2 is my hobby.
You'll have a blast going through my channel. Hope you find a few more time lapses to your liking
@@dingeldiy It's incredible, for real. I really appreciate this kind of vids. Keep going man
Aussie tradies are the best!!!
Haha thank you Sandie! Where are you in the world?
Melbourne 😀@@dingeldiy
It all looks fantastic hope you enjoy living there very lucky couple 👍👍👍
Thanks, It's not my home but the owners are very happy to be finally living in it after lots of hard work.
This was awesome! Your video came up in my feed and I thoroughly enjoyed watching this magnificent transformation!! Gives me hope for my family's future remodel/build! Those fireplaces were on point!! Loved how the LR one turned out especially! Gorgeous!
Thanks so much, I love getting messages like this. When do you start your build? Will you do much DIY? If so checkout all the short videos I've created, if there are any missing topics, let me know
I would have did a different insulation in the attic and I would have poured concrete for the slab replacement. Other than that IT LOOKS AMAZING
I wish i had more knowledge on the subject. Things can always be tuned and dialed in with the aid of a dyno and software. The ECU definitely plays a part on the newer more electronic versions of the 1kz pump. You can always clock the pump bit by bit and test drive the car to see how it effects things
@@dingeldiy wat
WOW the end results are so breathtaking ! You have a talent for sure!
Thanks so much!
Hi you had a good idea but you should have layed down gravel and then put Poly on top and put weeping tile around the house outside to keep the moisture from the dirt under the floors.
Thanks for the tips!
Inspirational - fantastic property and an amazing renovation! Nicely filmed and edited too
Thank you so much, it makes all the time filming and editing worthwhile. I love seeing these types of videos on RUclips so I thought I would make my own
Best dam hammer I ever had, replaced the head twice and the handle 3 times. Still the best one I ever owned !
Classic! It will always be your hammer!
Wonderful work! With the right budget, so much more could have been done to the exterior (gardens and landscaping). You did a great job.
I totally agree! more to come including a swimming pool but these things take time!
Love your choice of music!😊😊😊😊
Thank you!
The house is looking good Crandell. Wish I could be there to help you. I miss painting & all the other stuff. Also if I like to wash windows, dishes & do laundry.
Thanks for watching, Tonya
Well done all you aussie workers - I myself have a question, why was there not an external rail installed on the stairs ?
Didn't get round to filming it. I had to move on to the next jb before that got finished
Love the renovation the spider scared the crap outta me I almost threw my iPad oops lol
Haha oh no! Let me know if I need to make a tutorial on how to fix an ipad screen
what a huge yard!!! you should've put a pool in!!!
This job was done in stages and there is a pool in the works!
Great to recycle a commercial property into a home. Nice space.
We agree!
Took me about 30 seconds to realise where this place was awsome job looks much more modern now.
Thanks for watching!
Wish we had more info on this- more history on the house, why roofing was only replaced in one area, sq ft, etc!
Plenty of information if you watch the build series, there are 12 or so episodes that take you through the renovation week by week. Roof was redone because we removed load bearing walls. We installed roof trusses to span from one external wall to another which also meant we could have a raked feature ceiling on the inside all while being able to reuse the old tin roofing.
NICE FREAKING JOB, BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Thank you!
The home turned out gorgeous! This was first time watching your channel.
Thanks so much! 😊
👍WoW, Wonderful, gr from Holland (The Netherlands)
Thanks so much from Melbourne (Australia)
Triumph mate, great work
Really appreciate it, thanks!
Excellent video. I have a question. What are the sub floor slabs used in the beginning, before the final floor is installed? Something like osb? Thanx.!
You will find all of your answers here: ruclips.net/p/PLVSLJ3g7Q9rYOOWq86ztRdOWpu_h45Veq
But if I understand what you're asking the product is called yellow tongue chipboard flooring
Magnifique rénovation, et la déco est top .Bravo à toute l'équipe. Un bonjour de la France.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing !
Wonderful house !
Thank you for commenting Mary! Makes it all worth it
Excellent job, the house of my dreams!!
What is the song at minute 12:59 ?
Thanks for watching!
"Wasn't even close" by Velveteen
That is one huge house. May I ask, why did you have to replace the roof wood? Good workers. Great job
Replaced the roof as structural internal walls were removed and we wanted to create a raked feature ceiling.
Absolutely brilliant🤍
Thanks!
Really hardworking job and the end result is amazing, love it❤
Thanks for watching!
Great video. What was the soundtrack during the roof truss installation called?
Venture - STRLGHT
Amazing work, well done. A question: please tell me what that wonderful music is which starts at 17:23 !
Rhythm of the River - J.F. Gloss
@@dingeldiy thank you very much!
You are a master at this kind of work. Great video.
Thanks for watching!
Renovation looks great.
Not a fan of the tile combination though in the shower area, I would have used the same tile thru out.
Or I would have used something flashy likes gold, silver or stainless looking tiles or just some simple bright prime colors painted on stucco.
I’m commenting on it because I was really thinking for a while that the smaller tiles looked as if it was part of the before renovation.
Fair enough! Cant please everyone, hopefully you can still find some things to draw inspiration from
Absolutely stunning home. 🏡
It really is!
so so nice
Many many thanks
Transforming an abandoned rehab facility into a dream home is a complex and rewarding project. It involves a series of steps from initial planning and demolition to construction and final touches. The process requires careful attention to detail, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
You can say that again! Have you ever been involved with a project like this? Problem solving was the main challenge with this one!
13:37 I think that window is going to have a lot of bird striks!
Potentially! We hope not. It's quite protected by trees so not a major bird flight path
Me gusta la idea de ni revocar la pared con mezcla y usar durlock, así le llamamos a las planchas de yeso en Argentina.😂
Each to their own! We're all about plaster here in Australia
My favorite house style.
Thanks for watching!
simply amazing the turn around time, and phenomenal result, really curious where this was, going to guess north, northwest of melb.
Mornington Peninsula actually!
Team work makes the dream work
Amazing job in an amazing space 👍🏾🇬🇧💙
Thanks for the lovely comment!
Damn. That is beautiful
Thanks for the positive comments ❤️
Congratulions ! Great job ! From Brazil
Thank you! Cheers!
Amazing renovation. Very well done 👏 ✔️ 👍 also an excellent taste in decorating the house 🏠 😀
Thanks for liking
Just wondering why there isnt any kind of covering or cement slab on the ground under the floor? Should that have some type of barrier?
why have a floor under the floor? what's the cement supposed to do?
A most beautiful family home 🏡 🏜♥️
Thank you so much!
AWESOME RENOVATION!
Thanks!
Just absolutely beautiful
Thanks for watching!
Turned out very nice. You did a good job :)
Thanks for watching! We always try our best!
Wich song is during the roof instalation? I love it! (Great job with the house!)
not sure sorry! its from epidemic sound
No insulation? Beautiful transformation by the way
Yeah we insulated where possible, just not under the floor.
It's beautiful 😍 but am just asking why do you people normally use wood ? Are brick houses expensive ?
Wood is quicker, easier and ultimately cheaper to work with. It's strong and allows us to run cables and pipes easily as well as easily and quickly being able to install plaster sheets.
Labour costs a lot in Australia and that's why we use efficient building systems to keep costs down.
Brick is used commonly for durable cladding but it's rare to see brick used as a structural element in most modern domestic homes.
A very impressive project!
May I ask what was the budget for this, and were you able to meet it?
300k AUD budget was not met.
ESPETACULAR!!!!!!!
ETHANKYOU!
I like the Crittal rectro windows ! as for the outside why not clad in timber? bricks dont enhance the property. Maybe its the client or Oz taste !
Bricks dont need as much maintenance and some parts of the house were solid brick. it would have been a costly exercise when the money can be better spent elsewhere. Brick homes are very common in Oz and most people here have no issue with them
Fantastic job.
Looks beautiful 👏👏👏
Glad you like it :)
Bravo, vraiment formidable.
Thanks Olivier appreciate it! We have another Farmhouse makeover video too
Wow what a great idea for a house 31:12
Yeah it's been a great project!
question...is there a reason the flooring was done before the roof? (Wouldn't dealing with the roof potentially damage floor, even expose floor to weather vs...if did roof first, you eliminate chances of floor damage? just curious
the floor acted as a work platform, as the old floor was too rotten to work at heights from. it was only exposed to weather for 2 days (which is totally fine) and damage occurred to the chipboard but it was minor and then later covered up by the final floor boards
Nice work, I do wonder why the interior floor was done before the roof repairs, allowing weather to come in on the brand new floor.
we finished the subfloor so that we had a safe surface to work on the roof from. the roof was offf for only 2 days and the subfloor can be exposed to rain for months before it becomes damaged.
The real "brand new" flooring wasnt installed until the roof was water tight
@@dingeldiy Ah makes more sense. Watching it in retrospect makes it feel like a longer period of exposure. But again nice work.
The spirits in that place… 😬 beautiful remodel though❤
Thank you!
Done well.. nice work.. 😀👍
Thanks Anthony! I appreciate the comment 😊
Lovely finish
Thanks!
SUPER PROJEKT . POZDRAWIAM.
Thanks!
Oh , I wish , it’s perfect
Thanks for watching!
brilliant job well done everyone
Thankyou!
Beautiful work 👏🏼
Thank you! Cheers!