Love that you never waste any materials. You are always finding ways to repurpose items that others have discarded. It takes vision and planning to do that. It is also why you end up with so many treasure troves around your farm and barns. Don’t apologize for that. You are a true environmentalist
Sean, I watch you work at Billy’s convent but I love the work you are doing at your own property! It’s a gem!!! 🥰🤗❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶🌺🌻🌸🐝🐝🐝 By using materials that you have you create uniqueness in your projects!!! 🥰❤️🇨🇦
Sean, watching you show us your office space gets my organizational skills all excited. Work that space! And, I dont' know if it's intentional that not all the wall surfaces are brand new but I love that look. Mixing the original walls with new adds so much interest not to mention texture! So enjoy watching what you and your wife have done to this building to make it your home.
It's so great seeing you and your wife making your house your home, just the way you like it. It looks like you'll be nice and cozy this coming winter.
Each project needs loads of planning - so good that you have the talent to get them done. I really love the old beams and old ways of construction that you see when renovating. Nice to know that sort of history. Thanks for sharing
Sean, I would love to see you give yourself a wonderful room, space just for your coppery! a part of the barn perhaps, covered with hanging copper pots, a repair/shining up table, and most importantly- a fireplace with a couple of cozy armchairs in front of it where you can tell stories of copperware, demonstrate how to care for it and perhaps highlight a particular piece that you love and is on a bit of a sale. For you to just go in there and gaze about with a cuppa - you deserve it!
Cracking on now Sean! I appreciate you taking the time to repair as you go. This will be a good project for many great reasons. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. 🤗❤️
Excited to see you working on another reno project. I really admire the way you so skillfully and creatively use the materials on hand. Thanks for taking us along!
I love your boot room Sean. You did an amazing job. Your property is a great place. I love how you are able to recycle to save money. Love those doors ❤
You just made me think about what we called my British grandfather. My mom said our oldest brother could not pronounce “grandpa” so called him Cuppa. I think maybe it was because of our grandfather talking about his tea. So my two brothers and I called my grandfather Cuppa, without ever knowing the difference. We sadly moved away when I was 6 and he passed when I was 11. I’m American and my other grandparents were Québécois.
@@marielucier7982 you just made me think, I was brought up by my grandparents. I called them grandad & granny. My granny always said do not call me nana or nanny as that is a paid servant. She was born at the end of the 1800.’s & had sisters who were servants. She always called grandad ‘pop’. I never thought to ask her why.
@@susanross1651 my mom moved us out of state far far away when I was six, which was traumatizing for me for years. I had nightmares and woke up crying. We left all my grandparents and my dad and so many others and a different type of geography. We referred to my father’s parents as Memé and Pepé. I’m pretty sure that’s French Canadian. Memé spoke only French. Pepé and all their kids were bilingual. My English grandfather had a thick accent. My grandmother was American of French and English mix, which is common in New England. Thanks for replying and sharing. P.S. my grandparents were also born in the 1880’s.
Progress of works:- Cup of Char (..and a full English if it's a really, really good day). Planning meeting with Mr. Paper, Mr. Pencil and Mr. Tape-Measure, and a "purposeful" cup of char. Get all the tools out from the shed and an "urgent" cup of char. Scratch head, utter the work prayer "Gor Blimey" and proceed to do some work after a couple of hours have another "useful" cup of char and 15 minutes rest. Shake head and utter the mid day prayer "Let's crack on" and proceed to do two more hours, followed by a "resigned" cup of Char and a further 15 minutes rest. Blank stare and the afternoon prayer "Blimey Charlie" and do another two to three hours, clean up and put tools back in the shed and then another "job well done" cup of char!?!
I love your farmhouse! I know you have a lot of work ahead of you but I also know that you have the talent to make it beautiful. Historic houses are worth restoring!
2/5/2023. Diane. 👒👒 🇺🇸. Wow!! You need an extra set of hands. 👍👍. Billy has massive projects too. Manpower is showing us viewers progress is moving toward completion. You also have projects. BUT. you are one person who can Achieve The projects you have in your head. I wouldn’t want you to get sick due to the work load with Billy’s job and you need extra hands to complete your jobs which is your home at the moment.❤️❤️❤️ Sam, your wife is helping you at home. Both of you need to keep the stress level to a minimum because the long term outcome will be achieving both of your goals.🦋🦋 I watch Billy’s and your videos. The concrete walls in the kitchen and the floor was HARD WORK🦋🦋. He had a TEAM to get it done🦋🦋 so do you😊😊. Your manner is soothing to me and I do smile at you a lot. You take us on trips and show the countryside. I too love old stuff and history. The part of the United States I come from was settled in the 1700 with whaling ships. The harbor is still commercial fishing. Remember the bottle you found encased in stone? Where I come from the old timers use to hide their possessions in the walls of the house. My dad was a master electrician and he would take me with him on jobs. I was about 12 years old. The house we went to was built in the 1800’s and was a home that had servants with many rooms two story home. Over time it was converted into apartments.🦋🦋. Dad had electrical work to do in the bathroom. Dad set-up his tools and winked at me “let’s see if we find anything” as the work progress dad pulled out a metal box buried in the wall above the plumbing pipes. The box had a small handle on the cover and when you jiggled it there was something inside.🦋🦋 There was a whale bone camio broach, man’s ring, foreign coins, pendant attached to a ribbon. Both dad and I we’re amazed. The dates on the coins were varied but the one was larger in size than the others 1862.🦋🦋 Dad contacted the landlord gave him the box. When the bill was paid a note on the receipt listed the find location and contents. There are some life experiences you remember and this one was no different. 🦋🦋
Hi lovely Sean, I’m a big fan of your videos, I loved the boot room and I’m looking forward to the new office space, I’ve come to the conclusion you can do anything and do it well, please give Sam her clothes space as she is so adorable and she deserves only the best, there is plenty of room up there for your copper, this is exciting can’t wait to see the finished product, much love xxxxxxxxxxxxxx😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have been tuned into the Pethricks for a long time and the gardens have been a fantastic interest for me. I live in northern Minnesota, USA. Our winter weather is very severe so beautiful gardens and longer seasons are such a pleasure. So Sean’s World was a natural!👋JME
Another really enjoyable show. I really like your idea of using what you have. It makes a space that is truly unique. With Sam and your good taste I’m not using unique as an aphorism for mishmash. I mean something no one else can have but would definitely want! Like the prettiest, most elegant boot room I ever saw! P.S alway give a lady plenty of room for her clothes especially when they are as pretty as the wearer. They are an important collection for us.😉😊
Love your warm cosy cottage & what you have done & Sam’s input in your cottage, it is very homely. Are you going to leave some space for Sam’s collection that she advertises in her shop as well? 😊 Looking forward to what you are going to do & showing us all your copper collection too. ❤❤
Sean, the way you are explaining things today and what you are planning to do in the near future, you are going to be really busy. Just work at your own speed and don’t injure your back. I don’t know your circumstances but I have had several back surgeries and know that mine will not heal further so I need to be careful. We don’t get another!! Keep on at your own speed. Looking very good. 😉 😊
Had to smile seeing all the copper Sean and the pause and chuckle from you as they came into view. What a treasure trove. Brought to mind Aladdin’s cave with all those shiny vessels. They can do double duty to catch any leaks if need be before you get a chance to do the repairs 😂. Love your videos. Thanks so much from NZ😊
i can well imagine. I just watched the video of you and your lovely wife making the butter…looked ‘perfec’ as pop Larken would say. Also just watched the stew video and honestly felt like we could taste how good that was so will have to give that a go 👍
How blessed your wife is to have such a talented husband. You do such beautiful work. I also love you're etsy shop. Seriously thinking of purchasing a peice of copper. However I live in the United States and don't know how expensive shipping would be.
You’re on a roll during these autumn/winter months Sean with home projects. Sam will be lovin you to bits hun!! Lol Santa will be coming to you this year darling xx 👍❤️ you’re a gooden. Sending you all love lisa xx ❤️♥️
I didn’t realize how extensive your property was Sean. Lots of potential! How long have you lived in the property? I admire your ability to envision and execute your various projects. Anxious to see how the office project evolves. Thanks 🙏🏻❤️
Hi Sean, Love that you reuse materials that you have lying around for your renovation projects. Loved seeing all that copper. I pick up cheap copper to decorate my home with when I can and was wondering if you would consider doing a video on how to tell if a copper piece is worth buying and what to look for in quality. Look forward to part 2.
I trust Sean the roof of your House is in good shape? I love old buildings like that, Way to go ! Love your office too- so much light and space to use :D
Hello Sean I don't know how you have the time to do things in your own house as you're helping Billy. What is your Etsy shop? I would love to take a look. Thanks so much
You came up on my recommendation list so l thought l would check you out ! The closet doors you fitted did you get the idea from french farmhouse diaries friend Adam's house as he did the same thing throughout his house l thought it was a great idea of his
@@Seans_World you should take a look at the channel . My husband has picked up so many tips from Budo at french farmhouse diaries he saids he is a true craftsman thanks for sharing
Do you have colourbond roofs in France. We have them a lot in Australia, no worries about slipping tiles or people breaking into places through the roofs.
Oh, Sean,you have plenty of jobs to do in youre own house and yard. Do you do it every weekend or do you skip once and while to just take a few days of rest?
With your leaky roofs don't you worry about batt insulation soaking up like a piece of cotton, creating even more problems, dry rot excetera... rigid insulation is pretty expensive, but it doesn't absorb water..LAXVESPA-LOSANGELES
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Love that you never waste any materials. You are always finding ways to repurpose items that others have discarded. It takes vision and planning to do that. It is also why you end up with so many treasure troves around your farm and barns. Don’t apologize for that. You are a true environmentalist
For your budget!
Hi John thank you so much, that will certainly go a long way to help with the project. I can now get the tracking and plasterboarding to finish 😉👍
Sean, I watch you work at Billy’s convent but I love the work you are doing at your own property! It’s a gem!!! 🥰🤗❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶🌺🌻🌸🐝🐝🐝 By using materials that you have you create uniqueness in your projects!!! 🥰❤️🇨🇦
Sean, watching you show us your office space gets my organizational skills all excited. Work that space! And, I dont' know if it's intentional that not all the wall surfaces are brand new but I love that look. Mixing the original walls with new adds so much interest not to mention texture! So enjoy watching what you and your wife have done to this building to make it your home.
It's so great seeing you and your wife making your house your home, just the way you like it. It looks like you'll be nice and cozy this coming winter.
Thanks 👍 😊
Each project needs loads of planning - so good that you have the talent to get them done. I really love the old beams and old ways of construction that you see when renovating. Nice to know that sort of history. Thanks for sharing
I wish there was a
"I love large wood timbers" mentality in America.
Your property is so cosy looking Sean, great work and very soothing voice xxx💕👏👏
A cozy space with a purpose. Will be fun to see your work progress. Thank you
Sean, I would love to see you give yourself a wonderful room, space just for your coppery! a part of the barn perhaps, covered with hanging copper pots, a repair/shining up table, and most importantly- a fireplace with a couple of cozy armchairs in front of it where you can tell stories of copperware, demonstrate how to care for it and perhaps highlight a particular piece that you love and is on a bit of a sale. For you to just go in there and gaze about with a cuppa - you deserve it!
☺️👍
Cracking on now Sean! I appreciate you taking the time to repair as you go. This will be a good project for many great reasons. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. 🤗❤️
Your welcome
Excited to see you working on another reno project. I really admire the way you so skillfully and creatively use the materials on hand. Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks Marliss 👍 😊
I love your boot room Sean. You did an amazing job.
Your property is a great place. I love how you are able to recycle to save money. Love those doors ❤
Waste not want not 😊👍
If you can imagine it Sean, I have no doubt you can do it!
Thanks Jo 👍 😊
My son is good at useing what's on hand. It always suprises my the things he comes up with.
I love your copper ,beautiful
You’re a man after my own heart. Never start till you’ve had a cuppa, then have another cuppa at least every hour & two more when you’ve finished 👍
You just made me think about what we called my British grandfather. My mom said our oldest brother could not pronounce “grandpa” so called him Cuppa. I think maybe it was because of our grandfather talking about his tea. So my two brothers and I called my grandfather Cuppa, without ever knowing the difference. We sadly moved away when I was 6 and he passed when I was 11. I’m American and my other grandparents were Québécois.
@@marielucier7982 you just made me think, I was brought up by my grandparents. I called them grandad & granny. My granny always said do not call me nana or nanny as that is a paid servant. She was born at the end of the 1800.’s & had sisters who were servants. She always called grandad ‘pop’. I never thought to ask her why.
@@susanross1651 my mom moved us out of state far far away when I was six, which was traumatizing for me for years. I had nightmares and woke up crying. We left all my grandparents and my dad and so many others and a different type of geography. We referred to my father’s parents as Memé and Pepé. I’m pretty sure that’s French Canadian. Memé spoke only French. Pepé and all their kids were bilingual. My English grandfather had a thick accent. My grandmother was American of French and English mix, which is common in New England. Thanks for replying and sharing. P.S. my grandparents were also born in the 1880’s.
Progress of works:-
Cup of Char (..and a full English if it's a really, really good day).
Planning meeting with Mr. Paper, Mr. Pencil and Mr. Tape-Measure, and a "purposeful" cup of char.
Get all the tools out from the shed and an "urgent" cup of char.
Scratch head, utter the work prayer "Gor Blimey" and proceed to do some work after a couple of hours have another "useful" cup of char and 15 minutes rest.
Shake head and utter the mid day prayer "Let's crack on" and proceed to do two more hours, followed by a "resigned" cup of Char and a further 15 minutes rest.
Blank stare and the afternoon prayer "Blimey Charlie" and do another two to three hours, clean up and put tools back in the shed and then another "job well done" cup of char!?!
I love your farmhouse! I know you have a lot of work ahead of you but I also know that you have the talent to make it beautiful. Historic houses are worth restoring!
2/5/2023. Diane. 👒👒 🇺🇸. Wow!! You need an extra set of hands. 👍👍. Billy has massive projects too. Manpower is showing us viewers progress is moving toward completion.
You also have projects. BUT. you are one person who can Achieve The projects you have in your head. I wouldn’t want you to get sick due to the work load with Billy’s job and you need extra hands to complete your jobs which is your home at the moment.❤️❤️❤️
Sam, your wife is helping you at home. Both of you need to keep the stress level to a minimum because the long term outcome will be achieving both of your goals.🦋🦋
I watch Billy’s and your videos. The concrete walls in the kitchen and the floor was HARD WORK🦋🦋. He had a TEAM to get it done🦋🦋 so do you😊😊.
Your manner is soothing to me and I do smile at you a lot. You take us on trips and show the
countryside. I too love old stuff and history. The part of the United States I come from was settled in the 1700 with whaling ships. The harbor is still commercial fishing.
Remember the bottle you found encased in stone? Where I come from the old timers use to hide their possessions in the walls of the house. My dad was a master electrician and he would take me with him on jobs. I was about 12 years old. The house we went to was built in the 1800’s and was a home that had servants with many rooms two story home.
Over time it was converted into apartments.🦋🦋. Dad had electrical work to do in the bathroom.
Dad set-up his tools and winked at me “let’s see if we find anything” as the work progress dad pulled out a metal box buried in the wall above the plumbing pipes. The box had a small handle on the cover and when you jiggled it there was something inside.🦋🦋
There was a whale bone camio broach, man’s ring, foreign coins, pendant attached to a ribbon. Both dad and I we’re amazed. The dates on the coins were varied but the one was larger in size than the others 1862.🦋🦋
Dad contacted the landlord gave him the box. When the bill was paid a note on the receipt listed the find location and contents. There are some life experiences you remember and this one was no different. 🦋🦋
Nice to see you keeping busy you'll have your work cutout for you on them barns they would make cracking holiday let's 👍 💪👌
😊👍
Hi lovely Sean, I’m a big fan of your videos, I loved the boot room and I’m looking forward to the new office space, I’ve come to the conclusion you can do anything and do it well, please give Sam her clothes space as she is so adorable and she deserves only the best, there is plenty of room up there for your copper, this is exciting can’t wait to see the finished product, much love xxxxxxxxxxxxxx😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Stella, thanks for watching and for your kind words 🥰
The boot room is nice so i bet the office wi be great.
Great Project. Love that you use every Space and recycle so much Stuff.
Your place is lovely, thanks for sharing!!!
I have been tuned into the Pethricks for a long time and the gardens have been a fantastic interest for me. I live in northern Minnesota, USA. Our winter weather is very severe so beautiful gardens and longer seasons are such a pleasure. So Sean’s World was a natural!👋JME
Another really enjoyable show. I really like your idea of using what you have. It makes a space that is truly unique. With Sam and your good taste I’m not using unique as an aphorism for mishmash. I mean something no one else can have but would definitely want! Like the prettiest, most elegant boot room I ever saw! P.S alway give a lady plenty of room for her clothes especially when they are as pretty as the wearer. They are an important collection for us.😉😊
Arh thanks Colette for your kind comments 😊
The copper tea pots are my favorite! Makes a lovely addition to any kitchen!
Definitely 😉
Love your warm cosy cottage & what you have done & Sam’s input in your cottage, it is very homely. Are you going to leave some space for Sam’s collection that she advertises in her shop as well? 😊
Looking forward to what you are going to do & showing us all your copper collection too. ❤❤
Very interesting. Can't wait to see what comes next
Don't forget get to fix the rain drip on your ceiling lights. I love peeking at your copper storage!!! Keep up the good work.
Hi Michelle, yes need to get that sorted rather soon 😊👍
Love the boot room. Looking forward to the rest. Bless 🙏🏻👍
Sean, visiting you is like going to see my brother. A cup of coffee, a little past present future catching up and sweet fellowship.
That's nice ☺️
Sean, the way you are explaining things today and what you are planning to do in the near future, you are going to be really busy. Just work at your own speed and don’t injure your back. I don’t know your circumstances but I have had several back surgeries and know that mine will not heal further so I need to be careful. We don’t get another!! Keep on at your own speed. Looking very good. 😉 😊
Yes l had an industrial injury 20 years old and injured my back, its a long slow process and l have yo pace myself frustratingly 😊👍
Had to smile seeing all the copper Sean and the pause and chuckle from you as they came into view. What a treasure trove. Brought to mind Aladdin’s cave with all those shiny vessels. They can do double duty to catch any leaks if need be before you get a chance to do the repairs 😂. Love your videos. Thanks so much from NZ😊
Thanks, yes l have lots more places full up with my copper items 😀
i can well imagine. I just watched the video of you and your lovely wife making the butter…looked ‘perfec’ as pop Larken would say. Also just watched the stew video and honestly felt like we could taste how good that was so will have to give that a go 👍
Leave the space open so you can see your fantastic collection!
can't wait to see the next video and your progress!
I see you are about to work your Sean-Magic one more time!❤😊
Sean, I am sure the clothes will win out, so you will have to build both. Hi to Sam, can't wait to watch the progress as you go along. Love from N.Y.
Hi Joni thanks for watching 🥰
I love that Jaz still has her name on her old room!
People get pallets and use the wood when no money , run them side ways to cover the inside of the roof.
Ohh I wouldn’t be able to hold myself from renovating one of those building for the copper and office, would be beautiful
Maybe in the future when financing allows 😊👍
Very interesting property, Sean. Thanks for the tour. Have a Blessed weekend.
Looking forward to seeing this progress to the office and wardrobe. I love that you are upcycling. Hugs
I like recycling 😊 can’t wait to see you progress 😊
How blessed your wife is to have such a talented husband. You do such beautiful work. I also love you're etsy shop. Seriously thinking of purchasing a peice of copper. However I live in the United States and don't know how expensive shipping would be.
Hi Jeanette l am currently running a 20% discount on all sales, just message me if you need any assistance. Regards Sean
Awesome all the copper!
That’s a great plan Sean can’t wait to see the outcome. Lovely stuff ❤
Lovely video Sean, so relaxing to listen to. Thank you for taking me along... have a great weekend!
You too 😊👍
I’m curious what you plan to do with the other dwellings? Rentals? A really long, spread out mansion? You’d definitely have room for more copper!
Maybe rentals in the future 🤔
You are so clever love watching your programs well done
Crack On Sean ! I love saying that. It is not an expression we use here in the US, but I like it.
😉👍
I really enjoy your videos, especially the meticulous work you do!
Cannot wait to see the next instalment Sean😘
Thanks Annette 😊👍
@@Seans_World 🥰
You have such an impressive skill set, Sean. There doesn't seem to be anything you can't do.
You’re on a roll during these autumn/winter months Sean with home projects. Sam will be lovin you to bits hun!! Lol Santa will be coming to you this year darling xx 👍❤️ you’re a gooden. Sending you all love lisa xx ❤️♥️
Thanks Lisa for your kindness 😊
I didn’t realize how extensive your property was Sean. Lots of potential! How long have you lived in the property? I admire your ability to envision and execute your various projects. Anxious to see how the office project evolves. Thanks 🙏🏻❤️
Hi Mavis, about 10 years now 😊👍
Love your videos
Can't wait to see..
Wow! Some beautiful copper there big Sean
Thanks 👍
It's going to be a fun journey watching you build your office Sean! Looking forward to it!
❤😊 love nicely coming along.
Sean, have you heard of Barmans Friend Metal Cleaner. It is fantastic on copper. Trust me it is amazing and cuts the time for cleaning to a least 1/4.
Can’t wait to see how your office turns out!
Me too 😉👍
A really nice video.
Very enjoyable keep these videos coming , love the history and your plans love australia 🇦🇺
❤ Love you Seán
Beautiful job
Coming on great Sean 💙😘🇬🇧
Hi Sean, Love that you reuse materials that you have lying around for your renovation projects. Loved seeing all that copper. I pick up cheap copper to decorate my home with when I can and was wondering if you would consider doing a video on how to tell if a copper piece is worth buying and what to look for in quality. Look forward to part 2.
Former inhabitants salvaged building materials same as you! Amazing to me that they used clay on upper floors for insulation.
Yes they used what was at hand
Keep your copper as prices are going to go through the roof like silver as well.
Yes you are right 😉👍
Thank you
Looking good Sean, more of the same please 🙏 great vid
Hi Shaun before you close up the new loft area think of a lite space to be able 2 just pop you copper in and photograph for yoyr Etsy store 😉
Like a framed,recessed shelf?
Yes l do need an indoor space with winter coming 😊👍
Be very convenient 4 you not needed to repeatedly creating a set up for photography 😉
@@bobbyc6006 great idea!
Great work Sean.
I trust Sean the roof of your House is in good shape? I love old buildings like that, Way to go ! Love your office too- so much light and space to use :D
Great idea!
Your hard worker
What year was your house built? You are making so many nice changes.
The buildings range from around 1700s to early 1800s
I have been enjoying your craftsmanship at the convent, and now I will watch your doings here. Best wishes for your new year, Sean.
Sean I love your home ❤❤
Love see all the copper & nocks & crannies 🤗
See you in the next one 👍☕🍰
Love Sue❤❤❤🇬🇧❤❤❤
Thanks Sue 👍 😊
Thanks!
Hi Beverly thanks for your kind donation 😊 👍
Wow Sean that's a big home and it's going to look beautiful when you are done Crack on
Do you have a place where they sell used building material like reclaimed wood, door and windows.
No not locally unfortunately 👍
How old is your row of homes there! Love the oldness and the stone! Was the place a home to begin with?
If you create a cedar closet Sam's clothes will be safe from moths and other destructive pests
Always comment…… just a coin or two to help you along with your mission!
Hello Sean I don't know how you have the time to do things in your own house as you're helping Billy. What is your Etsy shop? I would love to take a look. Thanks so much
That wall that had the clay behind - does that have a key in it?
did you do Part 2, can't find it?
You came up on my recommendation list so l thought l would check you out ! The closet doors you fitted did you get the idea from french farmhouse diaries friend Adam's house as he did the same thing throughout his house l thought it was a great idea of his
Hi there welcome
No don't watch that channel, l have been doing this sort of thing forever use what you have 😉👍
@@Seans_World you should take a look at the channel . My husband has picked up so many tips from Budo at french farmhouse diaries he saids he is a true craftsman thanks for sharing
Hi Sean - wondering what the name of the metal system is that you used for framing out the wall??
I just call it track and rail stud work 😊👍
Do you have colourbond roofs in France. We have them a lot in Australia, no worries about slipping tiles or people breaking into places through the roofs.
Yes 😉👍
Hi can you tell me the name of your wallpaper in the boot room plz 😘
Hi Debbie, it is Hawthorn in eau de nil by Laura Ashley 🥰
Oh, Sean,you have plenty of jobs to do in youre own house and yard. Do you do it every weekend or do you skip once and while to just take a few days of rest?
The only time l don't do any work , is when it's family time
👋👍❤️
How long have you been living in this house??
10 + years 😊👍
You are going to be busy for years to come I think.
With your leaky roofs don't you worry about batt insulation soaking up like a piece of cotton, creating even more problems, dry rot excetera... rigid insulation is pretty expensive, but it doesn't absorb water..LAXVESPA-LOSANGELES
❤️🏆🏆🇩🇰
😉👍
Hi Sean, I like your videos but I find the music in the background when you’re talking distracting.
I now subscribed. No pethericks nowadays Mr. Sean ?
Welcome Thank you for subscribing, no l have been busy with my own projects 😊👍
You have been working at the Covent Sean ?