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the prices youcharge is waaaaaay too high priced,,,,,jesus christ,,,,its used and been in the weather and your getting it free,,,you charge prices that i would pay for new,,,i wouldnt buy from you

How else they gunna doit

Furniture and all. Hell, there weee still prints hanging on the walls! Some serious salt water damage?

Demo

I'm one of the builders of Margaritaville, I miss the process of building that thing . Ill never forget it

Hey u can use pvc in water

Gulf of America

Love this channel

Yk that thing is eat up with rust by now prob lol

Amazing! Great work. Meticulous and done in tight quarters.

Fantastic demo and cleanup. The lot looks super clean-they did a great job!

I hope you did the right thing and split the profits from that with them evenly

$700,000 dozer new!

We supplied the Splices for the concrete piles. Nice to see how they were used.

GULF OF AMERICA LOL

That kitchen probably cost 50k+ way back 10-15 years ago....

D7E, all electric CAT.

That costs a lot more money than $500000. Try a couple Million

they did this at oceanside pier in oceanside ca in 2014

I can see you have a lot of experience opening closed doors 😂

It is stainless steel right? The fridge?

When you love something you do, it never feels like work, and is joyful 😊❤️🙏

Whats the point?

The lamp fixture above the table is beautiful too with the candles

The Gulf of America what a beautiful thing

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Lol 3X the price you said.

Yes those are great ideas of things that need to be done. I’m adding to that the fact of covering all of the flooring in the area where the work is being done, from that area all the way to whatever outside door that is going to be used to get debris out of the bldg. All of that flooring has to be covered so no dust, dirt, debris, etc. can get to & be left behind in the customers carpeting, vinyl floors, hardwood floors, etc. Also close all doors in all areas not being worked in or not having to be accessed & seal them off with plastic. Another way to help with cleanup & controlling dust & debris is to have compressed air for workers to blow off dust after removing debris on each trip to a dumpster or trailer & helps with controlling the spread of dust. I’m making these suggestions because a number of years ago my parents had some work done that could be labeled as “large size jobs”. After those companies did what they had to do, my dad & I cleaned up some large messes. We figured out what they should’ve done to control the mess but, they were done & gone & unfortunately it was after the fact. I’m not saying that’s the way your workers work but, I remember someone saying a long time ago “there are always ways to improve”. I’ve applied that to many things that I have done for myself & continue to do. It results in improvements in a number of ways: less mess for me or someone else, less time spent doing the work, making the work easier, possibly redoing the work in a better way so I or someone else wouldn’t have to possibly redo it in the future, etc. Personally I think all of your employees within all of your business divisions do absolutely incredible work. You & your employees have “shown by the way that everyone works, whatever the job is that needs to be done in all likelihood will probably be done better by your workers as opposed to some other companies workers.” I love your videos, your content, the results of your jobs as seen by the before & after comparisons. Someone has a big mess, a big job, a big whatever… never fear there’s a REMOVE IT PROS OR REDO IT PROS ANSWER FOR THAT. Remove It Pros is the ROCKING & REMOVE IT RHINO CONTRACTOR FOR MANY REASONS & ALL SEASONS!!!!!

So what were they trying to do? Restore the beachfront?

Alot of headaches and red tape for owning a scrapyard i work at 1. Many people want me to open my own and even my boss asks me at least once a month if I'm going to open my own. It's always good to be known for being an honest scale guy and giving advice how to make the loads worth more.

Respect

You should get licensed and open your own scrapyard. I recently brought 200 pounds of clean bright new copper pipe off cuts to a metal recycling place and they asked if I would like to donate it, I said sure what’s the charity it goes to? They said no donate it to us as it’s not worth much anyway hahahaha

Wow. That machine sign his dead sentence. Salt water and steel don't are a good friend.

You guys should look into sending your metal out of town and get paid more.

Keep the lunatic out of your videos

The junk yard owners make big bucks. On the scrap. Excellent video once again.

Price seems vastly inflated especially after all the hurricanes

I'm in the same industry as yourselves I find your channel so interesting and helpful I'm from England 🇬🇧 just done a great demo on a old building and we made £67.000 out of scrap all the ruble we got rid of for free at our local reclaim site. All the general rubbish cost £4.000 to tip and all the wood we managed to find a place that takes it for free to get recycled. Plus we got paid to do the demo. Win win like yourselves keep up the great work and keep safe 🙏

that is bs they had 27weeks to get the stuff then last min decided they all of a sudden wanted it. price should go up accordingly!

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That's a $100,000 lake house in central Minnesota.

The coffee table with wheels is a rail road depot luggage cart antique stores sell them 375 to 600 for great condition 450 firm good price for your table awesome video thanks for posting we enjoy your videos thanks 👍😎

Thats a million bucks minimum

30-40k 😂 try 180-225 k 💪

Hats off to you guys for taking the high road. Sounds like it was a blessing in disguise for your business model, but sad there are dudes out there that try to short cut by ripping you off. As they say, karma can be a bitch.

I'm sure that's the old bulldozer that they don't want....

Dave, your enthusiasm for treasure hunting is infectious !

Literally running around in the salt water? Not figuratively? Amazing!