I’ve been building for 44 years , watching these shows makes me still want to learn , remodels make you a better home builder, your able to see the effects of old techniques 🏁🏁🏁
When I built my house I looked for a good carpenter to help with foundation and framing. They told me they had built custom homes and showed me a few houses that were finished. Which I knew at that time you can cover up a lot of crap with drywall and paint. Never had so much trouble. They took short cuts in the foundation by putting the minimum amount of steel in it. I had to correct that the night before the pour. In the rain and mud. I had purchased plenty of rebar and it was right next to the house area. They kept taking short cuts in framing. Leaving out rafters, studs, wall plates, etc. I had plenty of lumber and told them to use it up. Nope. When I got to the sheeting I fired them and finished the house myself. Such a pain.
Sad to say, that "Cutting Corners" has become S.O.P. in all working and most living aspects here in the U.S. People have been making excuses for why something is "Good Enough" or why adding pressure to perform to the best of your ability while always looking to improve that ability is some horrible and cruel thing. 30 YEARS of that has taken a toll. The bars are so low and most of the populous isn't aware enough to see it for what it is. :(
Thanks to these shows I was able to repair my own kitchen sink which I could remove without problems for it was never installed correctly. Thank you Mike and crew for that
Brit here, its really about time, that they had a National Register for inspectors. Showing their qualifications , experience and customer reviews. This scam by criminals has gone on long enough.
Whoever tripled that ceiling was crazy. Would not want to have seen that come down. Not to mention crazy on electrical & all else they redid. Unbelievable.
20 years later and seemingly little has changed. Home inspection is fine for catching small things like broken / miswired receptacles, but mainly a farce to move real estate. Even if one hires the inspector independently, that's no guarantee either. Sometimes might be worse. There are few qualifications for becoming one.
Never use a home inspector supplied by the sellers real estate agent. They are working for the seller to sell the property. Investigate and hire your own.
Yea agreed or at the very least bring 1 of your own in to and see what they both come up with. Ive been saying for years home inspectors Should have experience in construction with either structural, plumbing, electrical or HVAC and also have there field of experience stated as there specialty. Steve a GC for 8 years, I moved to inspections and specialize in Structural for example. Anyone whos spent any amount of time in construction know that it takes years to learn your chosen field and you could never know everything. Ive worked 1-4 years each in framing, siding, roofing, insulation and vapour barrier aswell as 6 months in cement finishing. Having experience as a installer not a labourer in different fields like this is what inspectors should have. Being in the field hands on is how you learn things, you have to go to school to be a commercial boat captain like in deadliest catch BUT your never a boat captain tell you have years on the water. The same goes for construction and inspections, you can have all the book knowledge in the world but still not have a clue due to lack of experience
My realtor had a very good home inspector who also owned a older Florida home. He did a thorough 4 point inspection (due to no permits pulled on a remodel). He & the realtor made sure the seller do over $6+k in fixes or improvements (realtor also reached out to 3 insurance agents to ensure the house can be insured) for the sale to close. I also had a pest inspection done & a tent fumigation was done as a requirement before closing.
My daughter's friend hired an inspector and they ended up with lots of issues. When my daughter decided she was ready to buy a house, I contacted a friend who owns a construction buisness with his son, with an excellent reputation. I asked if he knew an inspector who could do a good job, he gave me a name and said he's expensive and worth it, he was both, $425 and he spent almost 5 hours looking at the house she choose, the report had everything and accompanied by photos, at the bottom he noted the back of the property was wet because there used to be a creek that the city covered up so it will never be dry unless there's a drought. My daughter was able to get the home price discounted $12,000 for repairs. Best money spent ever!
I'm more concerned with the only replacing the shower pan. I know they want to save all that expensive tile on the wall... but you will never be able to tie the waterproofing of the floor with the water proofing (if it even exists) in the walls. Given how bad everything else is, I bet there is no waterproofing on the walls.
Mike, I know you're in Canada but I really need help. I live in Ohio. Bought a house 2 years ago. It's an older house but since I moved in I've had multiple issues. Small septic tank that over fills with drainage water, flooded yard that smells like sewage, bedroom floor collapsed because the floor joists had rusted nails and no joist hangers. Floors are all wavy, toilet stack is cracked, no insulation in walls or ceiling, no ground wire on electrical plugs, old windows that leak water when it rains, shallow crawl space, no furnace only wall mount propane heaters. In the garage all the sill plates and studs are rotted out, garage is leaning, concrete is cracked and crumbly, old style ceramic fuses in garage, no ground plugs, ceiling is sagging, garage door has 2" cracks on both sides, too low to get my van into. I know I should have gotten an inspection but that was a condition of the cash only sale. I did take my dad and an Amish contractor to look at the place but they both agreed that it was a good investment. I bought what I could afford and now I'm living in a house that's crumbling. There has to be something you can do to help me. I'm not married, 54 yrs old and disabled. no kids except my 2 GSDs. They love the fenced in half acre but the yard is so muddy right now that when they come inside they are caked with mud. The mud creates dust and I breathe it in. Since it smells like sewage I don't know what I'm breathing in. I have to wear a CPAP at night and I have to change the filter once every 2-3 days. Please Mike, I need help and don't know where to turn. Some have suggested tearing the house down and starting over but I don't have any money to do that.
Green copper is so common - it's usually just where the plumber didn't clean the flux off after soldering. A wipe with a damp cloth or (better) a neutralizing solution is all it takes.
When Holmes does the work, everything comes out, it's total destruction in comparison to Damien. I'm alot like Holmes, once I've seen it, I cannot unsee it. It must be done right.
Never buy a house together if your not married- that way one of the buyers can't just walk away from the mortgage and leave the other obligated to pay the mortgage or having to sell/ foreclose on the house. If you have no idea what to look for when inspecting the house keep at least $25k for repairs. Cracks in the shower, old aluminum windows, to many junction boxes, overloaded electrical panel, toilets/ drains that are slow to drain, no water pressure, old furnace, no soffits or missing roof vents, no GFI near sinks, are red flags.
Appears they moved the support towards the outside wall solving the problem. These older episodes 2003-04 were on a tighter budget than the ones that ran several years later 2009-10. May explain why they didn't show those areas, since they wouldn't be doing much there.
Removing perfect beautiful drywall on the walls, ceiling , along with showers , tubs, & complete bathrooms & kitchens is totally senseless, SHAME on the Fake Contractors that made such a mess . Putting up what looks Nice without making the home strong & mold free without any electrical or foundation issues is beyond the former people that thought they knew what they were doing !!! Just because you buy a hammer & a tool belt , doesn't make you a contractor... That takes years of practice & learning in a school of professionals !!!!
Permits! If the house had renovations, ask to see if permits were given. Because if not, God knows what kind of a dog's breakfast the structure, hvc, plumbing and electrical have become.
I HAVE BEEN IN THE WINDOW FILM FOR 30 YEARS -- FOR ALL SHOWER AND BATHROOOM GLASS GO WITH ( LAMINATED GLASS) NOT (TEMPERED) OR INSTALL AT LEAST 7 MILL CLEAR SAFETY WINDOW FILM AND INSTALL IT ON THE OUTER SIDE OF THE GLASS SO YOU CAN CLEAN ON THE INSIDE OF THE GLASS.
I did everything in the trailer of the code that was in the Edition was all messed up in horrible condition I told the owner that it's not fixable until you open the walls up and redo it right he didn't want to do that so I told them I'm backing out if you don't want to pay for it
I'd never again put granite on my counter top. It does not last forever. Some of the granite grains are not held in well and everntually you get divots. You can feel them when you wipe the counters.
this is not unusual most contractors will take the easy rout when it comes to century homes; plaster and lath or stucoo removal while 3/4" thick drywall seems excessive they want to just add it to the plaster and get away with it.
Not removing the knob and tube should result in criminal endangerment charges. All building inspectors should have a minimum 3 years experience in construction. Preferably 10 in several different trades. And not just as a common labor picking up trash. In so many areas in the U.S. to become an inspector you read up from a book and pass a test and bingo you are an inspector. Some of the missed points I've seen in inspections found on this show plain common sense should have caught.
Heaven knows I'm no builder but even I can see that more than one contractor has been dishonest and done very poor and dangerous work. Shame on them. I hope this comes back to bite them
Many examples of people who misuse products and supplies to begin with compounded by a general lack of pride nor sense of responsibility for their crafts. THE TRASH!?!
I cringe every time I watch this channel and marvel at the hack-tacular work Mike has to dismantle. I also wonder - has any of the previous contactors watched Mikes videos and either 1. hung their heads in shame, or 2. exclaimed "honey, kids, that job I did is on TV!" (THIS is why I advocate for licensing contractors...and I'm a damned *Libertarian!*)
What confuses me about Canadian home inspectors is why they do this. They don't get paid more to make the sale, It is the inspectors who save people from getting into this mess who are remembered and recommended. American inspectors will tell you to save your money if the house needs work.
Bought a house last year and I shopped around for a home inspector. Found a well recommended one. We found many home inspectors are associated with real estate agencies. Not cool.
This one of the early episodes. Sean is a bull in a china shop. Tearing down the ceiling with no plastic on the cabinets and stepping on the electric stove. I prefer damon, sherri and others
I might this is Robert are you just done a trailer with a Edition on a someone cut all the wire in it underneath and they hired me to fix it I started fixing everything and when I got to the Edition it was Jerry rigged from bottom to top some of the breakers hooked on circuits more than once again was it at Twisted more than one wire together and relieved in a small 70 amp breaker panel it's a 4 quad or a two-pole breaker or disconnect for an AC or something like that when I cannot believe I seen a lot of people grubby work this had looped overlooked circuits and then back feeding into the panel can you believe that I told the owner I'm not you didn't want to pay no more I said I'm done with that I told him I went to the city and complained about it they gave me a number to call them and they told me it's up to the landlord where is the HOH to complain to it and I already talked to them and they call me that the people that bought the home to begin with should higher than inspection which they did not out of all the years that I did electrical out of all the years that I did this puts the icing on the cake
I hope when they run into contractors like this, they post bad reviews. let others know these contractors just SUCK and don't follow regs and rules. no?
Also Mike whoever did the plumbing did not put a vent so the plumbing would drain when you flush the toilet will use the bathtub word took a shower it's still drained they probably put holes in the sewer to make a dream the jury-rigged water line and Jimmy rigged the gas line they didn't add a solid gas line to the meter the Springs into the gas line not running a solid line but a flex piece and a solid and then they didn't go underground and put a water line they just put a flex looks ugly alerts crapping they probably got somebody off the street that didn't know what the heck they were doing they took a one wall and they took commercial ductwork and they made artificial wall out of it they had a lot of electrical behind it and they put a jumper on top of a jumper and they put a 220 box in there with a plug that didn't match the box so they duct taped it onto the Box I'm bored I laghted
You guys should ALL KNOW BETTER....WEAR YOUR GLASSES you get something in your eyes 😮 and you could damage your eye sight..come on guys, U R professionals...😢
Its funny and ironic listening to him talk about sht cons and work but he lent his name and credibility to one and is acting like a politician back peddling with no chain too 🎶 😏
I’ve been building for 44 years , watching these shows makes me still want to learn , remodels make you a better home builder, your able to see the effects of old techniques 🏁🏁🏁
That ceiling is the most insane ceiling I've ever seen in any house
When I built my house I looked for a good carpenter to help with foundation and framing. They told me they had built custom homes and showed me a few houses that were finished. Which I knew at that time you can cover up a lot of crap with drywall and paint. Never had so much trouble. They took short cuts in the foundation by putting the minimum amount of steel in it. I had to correct that the night before the pour. In the rain and mud. I had purchased plenty of rebar and it was right next to the house area. They kept taking short cuts in framing. Leaving out rafters, studs, wall plates, etc. I had plenty of lumber and told them to use it up. Nope. When I got to the sheeting I fired them and finished the house myself. Such a pain.
Sad to say, that "Cutting Corners" has become S.O.P. in all working and most living aspects here in the U.S. People have been making excuses for why something is "Good Enough" or why adding pressure to perform to the best of your ability while always looking to improve that ability is some horrible and cruel thing. 30 YEARS of that has taken a toll. The bars are so low and most of the populous isn't aware enough to see it for what it is. :(
@Forced2DoThis1 so true and I'm sad about it. Everyone is worried about hurting someone's feelings.
@@TinaMarie869 Too true. Or at least overtly appearing to do so.
I've remodeled a century home before. When you were tearing down the ceiling, I could just taste that. 🤣
Gritty, dusty, and ever so slightly salty.
I too have torn down lath and plaster walls and ceilings.
Not even close to fun.
Thanks to these shows I was able to repair my own kitchen sink which I could remove without problems for it was never installed correctly. Thank you Mike and crew for that
That ceiling being so heavy is insane. That alone if it failed could kill someone. So glad they got rid of it.
WOW!! As Mike has to say sometimes, "To fix it, I have to make a mess, BUT, I'M GOING TO MAKE IT RIGHT" Thank you for the video.
Brit here, its really about time, that they had a National Register for inspectors. Showing their qualifications , experience and customer reviews. This scam by criminals has gone on long enough.
Canada! ya got a good one with this guy(s). Ya'll should be proud to have him as a "Maple Leaf-er". I am jealous.
though we might not be good at producing anything if you want to learn about building houses come to canada
Truth! I love my country America but sad at what we have allowed
Every show I watch, I'm floored!
Whoever tripled that ceiling was crazy. Would not want to have seen that come down. Not to mention crazy on electrical & all else they redid. Unbelievable.
Mike is correct. The laws protect everyone but the homeowner, who, in the end, is the only one hurt.
20 years later and seemingly little has changed. Home inspection is fine for catching small things like broken / miswired receptacles, but mainly a farce to move real estate. Even if one hires the inspector independently, that's no guarantee either. Sometimes might be worse. There are few qualifications for becoming one.
For any wet area my mantra is waterproof, waterproof, waterproof.
Even when the contractor looks at you funny, especially then 😂
My contra be dry
Never use a home inspector supplied by the sellers real estate agent. They are working for the seller to sell the property. Investigate and hire your own.
Yea agreed or at the very least bring 1 of your own in to and see what they both come up with. Ive been saying for years home inspectors Should have experience in construction with either structural, plumbing, electrical or HVAC and also have there field of experience stated as there specialty. Steve a GC for 8 years, I moved to inspections and specialize in Structural for example. Anyone whos spent any amount of time in construction know that it takes years to learn your chosen field and you could never know everything. Ive worked 1-4 years each in framing, siding, roofing, insulation and vapour barrier aswell as 6 months in cement finishing. Having experience as a installer not a labourer in different fields like this is what inspectors should have. Being in the field hands on is how you learn things, you have to go to school to be a commercial boat captain like in deadliest catch BUT your never a boat captain tell you have years on the water. The same goes for construction and inspections, you can have all the book knowledge in the world but still not have a clue due to lack of experience
My realtor had a very good home inspector who also owned a older Florida home. He did a thorough 4 point inspection (due to no permits pulled on a remodel). He & the realtor made sure the seller do over $6+k in fixes or improvements (realtor also reached out to 3 insurance agents to ensure the house can be insured) for the sale to close. I also had a pest inspection done & a tent fumigation was done as a requirement before closing.
My daughter's friend hired an inspector and they ended up with lots of issues.
When my daughter decided she was ready to buy a house, I contacted a friend who owns a construction buisness with his son, with an excellent reputation. I asked if he knew an inspector who could do a good job, he gave me a name and said he's expensive and worth it, he was both, $425 and he spent almost 5 hours looking at the house she choose, the report had everything and accompanied by photos, at the bottom he noted the back of the property was wet because there used to be a creek that the city covered up so it will never be dry unless there's a drought. My daughter was able to get the home price discounted $12,000 for repairs. Best money spent ever!
if the curb is done with mastic Im thinking all tiles should be removed and properly adhered to the wall
I'm more concerned with the only replacing the shower pan. I know they want to save all that expensive tile on the wall... but you will never be able to tie the waterproofing of the floor with the water proofing (if it even exists) in the walls. Given how bad everything else is, I bet there is no waterproofing on the walls.
Mike you guys are awesome and keep up the great work and God bless you 🙏
Mike, I know you're in Canada but I really need help. I live in Ohio. Bought a house 2 years ago. It's an older house but since I moved in I've had multiple issues. Small septic tank that over fills with drainage water, flooded yard that smells like sewage, bedroom floor collapsed because the floor joists had rusted nails and no joist hangers. Floors are all wavy, toilet stack is cracked, no insulation in walls or ceiling, no ground wire on electrical plugs, old windows that leak water when it rains, shallow crawl space, no furnace only wall mount propane heaters. In the garage all the sill plates and studs are rotted out, garage is leaning, concrete is cracked and crumbly, old style ceramic fuses in garage, no ground plugs, ceiling is sagging, garage door has 2" cracks on both sides, too low to get my van into.
I know I should have gotten an inspection but that was a condition of the cash only sale. I did take my dad and an Amish contractor to look at the place but they both agreed that it was a good investment. I bought what I could afford and now I'm living in a house that's crumbling. There has to be something you can do to help me. I'm not married, 54 yrs old and disabled. no kids except my 2 GSDs. They love the fenced in half acre but the yard is so muddy right now that when they come inside they are caked with mud. The mud creates dust and I breathe it in. Since it smells like sewage I don't know what I'm breathing in. I have to wear a CPAP at night and I have to change the filter once every 2-3 days. Please Mike, I need help and don't know where to turn. Some have suggested tearing the house down and starting over but I don't have any money to do that.
$500K for that was very high for 2004 when this aired. Home is probably valued $1-$2 million now.
26:52 I have done this exact same work to a complete house. I can't believe they left the french doors unprotected like that.
Simply the best!!!!!!!!
Green copper is so common - it's usually just where the plumber didn't clean the flux off after soldering. A wipe with a damp cloth or (better) a neutralizing solution is all it takes.
RUN!!!
When Holmes does the work, everything comes out, it's total destruction in comparison to Damien. I'm alot like Holmes, once I've seen it, I cannot unsee it. It must be done right.
Never buy a house together if your not married- that way one of the buyers can't just walk away from the mortgage and leave the other obligated to pay the mortgage or having to sell/ foreclose on the house. If you have no idea what to look for when inspecting the house keep at least $25k for repairs. Cracks in the shower, old aluminum windows, to many junction boxes, overloaded electrical panel, toilets/ drains that are slow to drain, no water pressure, old furnace, no soffits or missing roof vents, no GFI near sinks, are red flags.
I would like to know how long your corrections take to complete. Thanks again.
What about the structure in the basement and the foundation? He mentioned that in the beginning.
Appears they moved the support towards the outside wall solving the problem. These older episodes 2003-04 were on a tighter budget than the ones that ran several years later 2009-10. May explain why they didn't show those areas, since they wouldn't be doing much there.
Holmes is a GOD
this episode came out 20 years ago, feel old yet?
I was wondering about that it's new to me but very few people have tube TVs anymore
I didn’t see a handrail on the stairs that was missed
Removing perfect beautiful drywall on the walls, ceiling , along with showers , tubs, & complete bathrooms & kitchens is totally senseless, SHAME on the Fake Contractors that made such a mess . Putting up what looks Nice without making the home strong & mold free without any electrical or foundation issues is beyond the former people that thought they knew what they were doing !!! Just because you buy a hammer & a tool belt , doesn't make you a contractor... That takes years of practice & learning in a school of professionals !!!!
I used to do old house restoration in the 80s. It was a hard job but I did it right. Why people would do what they did here is ridiculous!
Permits! If the house had renovations, ask to see if permits were given. Because if not, God knows what kind of a dog's breakfast the structure, hvc, plumbing and electrical have become.
I HAVE BEEN IN THE WINDOW FILM FOR 30 YEARS -- FOR ALL SHOWER AND BATHROOOM GLASS GO WITH ( LAMINATED GLASS) NOT (TEMPERED) OR INSTALL AT LEAST 7 MILL CLEAR SAFETY WINDOW FILM AND INSTALL IT ON THE OUTER SIDE OF THE GLASS SO YOU CAN CLEAN ON THE INSIDE OF THE GLASS.
They looked at 70 houses!!!??? Wow
I did everything in the trailer of the code that was in the Edition was all messed up in horrible condition I told the owner that it's not fixable until you open the walls up and redo it right he didn't want to do that so I told them I'm backing out if you don't want to pay for it
I'd never again put granite on my counter top. It does not last forever. Some of the granite grains are not held in well and everntually you get divots. You can feel them when you wipe the counters.
this is not unusual most contractors will take the easy rout when it comes to century homes; plaster and lath or stucoo removal
while 3/4" thick drywall seems excessive they want to just add it to the plaster and get away with it.
Not removing the knob and tube should result in criminal endangerment charges.
All building inspectors should have a minimum 3 years experience in construction. Preferably 10 in several different trades. And not just as a common labor picking up trash. In so many areas in the U.S. to become an inspector you read up from a book and pass a test and bingo you are an inspector. Some of the missed points I've seen in inspections found on this show plain common sense should have caught.
What do inspections do for you. There need to be held accountable for there failures. Make them pay for there mistakes
Scary buying a home or renovation when you don't know who to trust. It is hard to find the right people.
Heaven knows I'm no builder but even I can see that more than one contractor has been dishonest and done very poor and dangerous work. Shame on them. I hope this comes back to bite them
You would think with he prices of homes these days, these types of programs would last forever.
Nice hat Benjamin. 😂😂
Could the residents go after the builder?
Can they sue the Realtor for false information on the electrical system?
I've watched all his shows way back in the day. This is the one and only time I can remember that a key hole saw was ever used!
True
Many examples of people who misuse products and supplies to begin with compounded by a general lack of pride nor sense of responsibility for their crafts. THE TRASH!?!
I feel sorry for the homeowners they paid for a house inspection but the inspector should be ashamed of himself
Really after all that construction screws not rock-on for the concrete boards
I figured the production company paid for the repairs, not the home owners, interesting
This early on, there wasn't as much production budget as there was later. There was a limit to what they could do.
Video resolution too low, gives me a headache. Almost unwatchable in fullscreen.
I watched it on my iPad and didn’t have a problem with video quality. It was probably originally made for older TVs.
DID THEY CHECK THE PLASTER FOR ASBESTOS
Who ever sold them the house should pay for fixing the house.
Wow! Demoing above their heads and no safety glasses.
42:12 modern bath faucets have gaskets so caulking around them is not necessary.
Even so it doesn't hurt and also looks a bit better i.m.o.
At the time that this was filmed over 20 years ago, they did not have the gaskets
I cringe every time I watch this channel and marvel at the hack-tacular work Mike has to dismantle. I also wonder - has any of the previous contactors watched Mikes videos and either 1. hung their heads in shame, or 2. exclaimed "honey, kids, that job I did is on TV!"
(THIS is why I advocate for licensing contractors...and I'm a damned *Libertarian!*)
So sad. They paid big bucks for their home and now it’s requiring even more money.
👍
why can't we verbally trash talk a contractor and or inspector if they severely missed something that will cost you thousands?
When doesn't he .................
321? thats cheap
Always sucks to see the radio side of these jobs.
What confuses me about Canadian home inspectors is why they do this. They don't get paid more to make the sale, It is the inspectors who save people from getting into this mess who are remembered and recommended. American inspectors will tell you to save your money if the house needs work.
Bought a house last year and I shopped around for a home inspector. Found a well recommended one. We found many home inspectors are associated with real estate agencies. Not cool.
They are just another hand to pay during the purchase process
My wife surgery was cosmetic but this house need to be rebuilt.....
Sorry darling it was Just an examples...
🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Bring back Damon, get rid of Shawn
This one of the early episodes. Sean is a bull in a china shop.
Tearing down the ceiling with no plastic on the cabinets and stepping on the electric stove.
I prefer damon, sherri and others
I might this is Robert are you just done a trailer with a Edition on a someone cut all the wire in it underneath and they hired me to fix it I started fixing everything and when I got to the Edition it was Jerry rigged from bottom to top some of the breakers hooked on circuits more than once again was it at Twisted more than one wire together and relieved in a small 70 amp breaker panel it's a 4 quad or a two-pole breaker or disconnect for an AC or something like that when I cannot believe I seen a lot of people grubby work this had looped overlooked circuits and then back feeding into the panel can you believe that I told the owner I'm not you didn't want to pay no more I said I'm done with that I told him I went to the city and complained about it they gave me a number to call them and they told me it's up to the landlord where is the HOH to complain to it and I already talked to them and they call me that the people that bought the home to begin with should higher than inspection which they did not out of all the years that I did electrical out of all the years that I did this puts the icing on the cake
hot side of lavatory vale loose. this is not a good job at all or it was staged.
Mike indirectly refers to insulation when he should be saying air-sealing in many cases.
I hope when they run into contractors like this, they post bad reviews. let others know these contractors just SUCK and don't follow regs and rules. no?
Why do they always use 80s porn music while doing all the work?
King horse
Also Mike whoever did the plumbing did not put a vent so the plumbing would drain when you flush the toilet will use the bathtub word took a shower it's still drained they probably put holes in the sewer to make a dream the jury-rigged water line and Jimmy rigged the gas line they didn't add a solid gas line to the meter the Springs into the gas line not running a solid line but a flex piece and a solid and then they didn't go underground and put a water line they just put a flex looks ugly alerts crapping they probably got somebody off the street that didn't know what the heck they were doing they took a one wall and they took commercial ductwork and they made artificial wall out of it they had a lot of electrical behind it and they put a jumper on top of a jumper and they put a 220 box in there with a plug that didn't match the box so they duct taped it onto the Box I'm bored I laghted
Need to be wearing eye protection and masks..mold is no joke.
You guys should ALL KNOW BETTER....WEAR YOUR GLASSES you get something in your eyes 😮 and you could damage your eye sight..come on guys, U R professionals...😢
42:34 ?/ mikes interior finishing is utter garbage what IS THAT? ? ? ? backsplash
WHOORRIBLE
Its funny and ironic listening to him talk about sht cons and work but he lent his name and credibility to one and is acting like a politician back peddling with no chain too 🎶 😏
Mike Holmes is trash