Tearing down such a nice house is disgustingly wasteful, I'm sure that house took a long time to build and was likely very solid.
All of this because of a spider..... you could have just called an exterminator.
This is pitiful. I can understand if the house burned and had to be torn down, but this house looks perfect. So very sad to watch this.
I don't know the back story on this one but I've seen plenty of outwardly beautiful houses that were structurally unsafe from wood destroying insects and others that had irreparable foundation problems. You can't judge a house by its street appeal.
I was wondering this myself. Unless there were other damages that one cannot see, like severe water damage or maybe even a house that had been involved in a horrendous crime and nobody wanted to live there. You do make a good point.
@@High12083 I don’t know, just speculation. Seems to be the most plausible reason though.
So sad a beautiful home is destroyed.
Some houses in close in upper middle class areas are bought and torn down to build a larger newer house. I was at a demolition sale of a 675.000 house that there was nothing wrong with, they just liked the upper class close in area and wanted a 1.2 million dollar house. What was really sad was on the next block over a house sold for 1 million totally remodeled with everything new inside and it was bulldozed down new fixtures and all. The new owners were ridiculed for not having a demolition sale, and it was quite a waste, but they said they were on a tight schedule and didn't have time to deal with a sale, one thing for sure they may not have had any time but they sure had plenty of money.
I wonder what they were removing from the house in the beginning and why they left the chimney tower standing.... any ideas??
So crazy, perfectly good house.
Yes it is it took him how long to do this i could get it done faster than that and no heavy equipment lol
I bet it had its problems all houses do but from the outside it looks pretty good
Ouch. Please save the shutters and outside light fixtures. Great video - skilled operator.
My uncle does a lot of these demos with the company he’s with, the electrical panel in my house is out of one of those houses, it still has a scratch in the cover from the excavator bucket tooth lol. Contrary to popular belief a lot of what is worth saving gets saved, but that isn’t crappy old windows and doors that aren’t thermal and whatever else crap people think should have been saved from an old likely worn out inside house that probably needed just as much work to make it as good a house as to just build a new one up to modern code
I like the neighbors holding up work so they can get some spare parts for themselves, Im guessing those were the owners out front doing the shoveling and broom. I was waiting to see the Kitchen Sink come swinging out on that chain.
There is a temp service on the utility pole in front of this house. My guess a new house is to replace this one. That looked like a gun safe they hauled out of the second floor too.
It was an air handler for the HVAC and it came from the attic area .. only reason to save it was probably they just put it in
thats a nice looking house it must have some serious structural problems because i would be trying to save it remodel it rather than tear it down............... it just occured to me i know of some houses that look whole lot worse than that and they're still standing DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHY THE HOUSE BEING TORN DOWN ??
that house looked nice
Guy in the blue shirt acts pissed. Maybe he's having second thoughts LOL.
Was that a smoke alarm going off in the house as it came down, also agree to saving windows and doors. Could pay for the fuel to run the excavator.😊
Is it the environment and/or safety the chimney is left standing?
what to watch? the demolition or the interaction & telling body language of the spectators in front of the house?
Cool
Thanks for posting.
That house looked to be in better shape than house behind it! OPP'S, knocked down Wrong house!?
I remember a news story where that happened, mom and dad were at work, kids at school all came home to a pile of rubble lol
That would suck. I hope the people who were responsible replaced it and everything in it. Kind of funny when you think of it, that someone could make such a stupid mistake.
what town and what state.I see the bruini campisi truck pass by
Why is there no fence in front of the house??? What if someone gets hit by debris?
Whats the address? I would like to see what they built in its place with google's street view.
Its a shame people won't donate the windows, doors' and materials to the needy...:(
+shanee stanley Its a shame that someone doesn't just donate the entire house to someone that is homeless!! So many people have lost there homes to foreclosure or losing their jobs and yet we see what looks to be a great and decent built house get demolished!!?? How screwed up is that!
+AMCNorthstar 93 How do you propose that a homeless person pay for the upkeep?
frmerrin2 Does it really matter? I just said it would be better to give the house to someone that needs a house instead of tearing it down. Give the house to someone that lost there home to foreclosure or something like that. This is so wasteful.
Could have had a termite infestation, mold problem, drug house, house that a homicide happened in or many other different things. I’ve seen quite a few houses that look really nice on the outside but once your inside they are a dump.
Lots of liability here. I have never seen people going in and out of a house during demolition. Also the guy operating the excavator is a bit slow. Most times the house is pushed into itself , not pulled outward.
You make one big pile in the foot print of the house. Like this guy did. Less mess. Easy to truck out
How many 40yd Dumpsters did you need for all debris??
I clicked on this and said.... no way I'm watching 48 minutes of this. Well I watched the whole dern thing.
i had to start laughing at the guy with the shovel and the broom i was like what is he doing
so why was this torn down?
Starving kids in Africa could have eaten that house.
Boo Cocky HOW COULD STARVING PEOPLE EAT THAT WHOLE ENTIRE HOUSE JUST SHOVE THE WHOLE HOUSE DOWN THERE THROAT
I DONT KNOW WHERE THIS HOUSE IS. YOU SHOULD SEE THE HOUSES IN DETROIT THAT ARE STILL STANDING. WHY IS THIS BEING TORN DOWN?
well done. theres a art to demolishing buildings
You ever heard of a resale store like Habitat for Humanity
All of that material Will go into a Landfield how stupid good doors inside and out good windows bathroom in kitchen cabinets fixtures in other stuff could have been salvageable that way it doesn't go
Into the land field
How many bins of trash did that take to dispose of (containers)??
i WAITED 48 FRIGG'N MINUTES TO SEE THE CHIMNEY COME DOWN AND YOU LEFT ME HANGING
You better sweep the driveway again, place looks kinda messy.
I'd love to know the story behind the demolition. Was it infested with something?
More than likely the land was worth more than the house. Demoing the obsolete house is cheaper.
All in the name of progress. Progress to a quicker shortage of natural resources and the demise of the planet.
@Pennsylvania Mike The house is not worth saving. Putting a new bigger house makes more sense. I never said anything about commercial. Renovating a house like that costs too much. It looks ok, but I guess the owners have other ideas.
@@firesurfer I did construction for 25 years I can tell you for a fact a house like cost a he'll of a lot less to renovate That's just stupid and waistfull
How long did it take to load on trucks?
3 times, she said she didn't like the curtains
was that a cooling system in the attic?
Nice conversion from high electric, gaz and water services bills to full off grid !
We see this sort of thing happen to mansions here in Tampa all the time. One perfectly good house replaced with another.
I would literally pay to operate this excavator and help tear down this house. Close to fourty years operating cranes and other equipment and have yet to destroy one single dwelling, however have put together many over the years. One hundred percent safety record and am super proud to have achieved this.. Thanks very much for sharing this awesome video..
on the day you retire run a bull dozer into a building you are currently building 😂😂
Man it would be so fun to do that. Just being able to wreck it. Hopefully you get to.
Damn nice house
Looks like a really nice home to just tear down. Wonder why they did?
Check out this video of a house demolition from start to complete finish!! ua-cam.com/video/cAyQA6w_GZo/v-deo.html
What a waste of a perfectly fine house.
my friend i agree with you ,,what the f ,,,why wrek a beatuiful house ,,,like that building that was 146 years old ,,,
jack panda barrett any number of reasons. Bad memories, termites, building codes, soil erosion or infrastructure needs. Who knows? Might have been a house of horrors that the city wanted to get rid of or maybe they just didn’t like the paint. No big loss as you can’t save everything.
@@jackpandabarrett7411if it was 149 years old it would be green with roaches and ants worms
This looks like a nice old house. there is a lot of stuff going to wast like the windows doors and so on.
why are they pulling stuff out while its getting knocked down vs doing all that prior on a different day ? no safety regulations
You cal this carboard box a house??
nice footage
U can see this house had a fire up by the rafters. It's torched black. That's why it's being torn down
With the price of land today, that house is probably on a large lot and a builder going to put two houses up. Surprised to see how easily the house breaks apart. Sad.
Kind of the same therapeutic feeling I get when I pop bubble wrap..this takes all my stress away
What a shame! Looks like a good house.
Was this located in Bethesda\ Chevy Chase Maryland?
Thumbs down for demolishing such a nice house. It’s just a waste of all the materials and the effort to build it and the footprint on the environment.
Why the he'll was this house demolished?
Couldn't you just sell the existing timbers, rooftiles, windows, doors etc?
Why is it being torn down ? What a waste
House across the street from mine demolished yesterday. Big pile of debris
So much to be reclaimed there. Very strange to wreck it all
Excavator by Komatsu, rented from Pine Bush Equipment which has a location about 12 miles from my house, curious what town in the Hudson Valley this was?
I noticed that too. Being a former Orange County boy, that looks like it could be either Goshen, Middletown, Port Jervis, or possibly Warwick.
Bet the drivers having fun
good video
That is so satisfying
Looks like a fairly new house. Why were they tearing it down?
Catherine Scudder Because It Came Abounded And Old And No One Used It
My neighbor has a house that has a new roof and new siding making it look brand new, even this th it was built in the 1800’s
Why was the house torn down?
That chimney would scare me as an operator
Foreclosure on what?
Beautiful House, my mom would love that house, but with a bigger porch.
To Beautiful to be Demolished.
Why would they demolish such a beautiful house?
Coz is old house that's why they need to make new one coz the old house can fall down
I thought it would be time lapsed, that was FAST!
WOW Why did they demolish the house?
Kip Paseo When It’s There For A Long Time They Demolish It And Tear It Down
The big bad excavator finished with the house of straw, now he's taking down the house of sticks. Stay tuned, in next week's show the big bad excavator takes down the house of bricks.
23:45 Damaging a mailbox is a Federal Crime!
Not if it's your own property. That only applies to property owned by the post office.
What a mess he's making. Where are the dumpsters or trucks it should be hauled out in? I've done this many times over the last 25 years. One thing I've learned and probably the most important thing, the bigger the mess you make of a demo job, the longer it takes to clean it up.
How come they didn't let the cat out? Maybe repayment for the damaged carpets & walls.
This looks exactly like the place I grew up in. Where is this?
In our area a house like that would/could be sold and moved to another site.
The oner of this house loved it, he had it built in the 80’s. His ex wife got the house in the devorce. She knew how mutch he wanted the house, so out of spite, here we are, revenge is best served cold. 😂 😂
I'M WITH THE SAVE THE CHIMNEY FOUNDATION, I SEE YOU GOT MY LETTER..
Why was this house torn down?
This would be a great stress reliever!
Tornadoes are faster, but less precise.
If that was in NZ the site would have to be fenced off and someone would be on duty hosing down site to stop dust. And before that all asbestos containing materials would have been removed. Not a cheap exercise bowling a house.
Jethro cool name, anyway seeing this and watching what looks to be the owners kind of give's it away why they could do what they want and especially who they work for would definitely quit any city or county staff or osha. FBI , CIA Kind of thing.
For the people saying, "Why did they tear it down" consider this. Jerry Seinfeld bought Billy Joel's mansion in the Hamptons and tore it down. When asked why he did it he said, "Because I could". The owners wanted what they wanted.
I wonder if the workers who do these jobs suffer stress must be a great way of letting it out
Are all American houses made out of cardboard?
it depends on how much money you have the more expensive homes are made of brick instead of that white board siding . i take your not american
That's a 200 excavator !! That thing would rip your house to shit in 48 minutes too
I think the people complaining about how weak the house was don't quite realize how powerful these machines are.
False. The new houses are garbage. These same machines tear down unfortunately old houses too, takes much longer because they were built to last and more pretty.
They was stupid for tearing down that house
Yes.... But the earth can also easily ruin houses with some moderate wind
@@VannBergHVAC FALSE. I did commercial and residential demolition for over 30 years. On older concrete buildings some are much stronger than today. As far as houses go an old house is easier to take down. Old houses don't have the big open spaces that new homes have. Typically the have more interior walls that can help stabilize it as you take it down. I did dozens of problem properties in Minneapolis over the years. Some 3 story houses that were literally 4 feet from the neighbors. A new construction building would be much slower to do it without risking neighboring property.
Your comment represents soo much more than this subject. It represents exactly the problem within our county. People speak out of turn, uneducated, creating a base of subservient sleep walkers. The hallmark of a healthy mind is the unwitting willingness to know the truth.
Thankyou!