This Old House | Net Zero From the Ground Up (S40 E2) | FULL EPISODE
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- Shingles with asbestos are removed. Kevin visits a manufacturer in Pennsylvania that makes precast concrete walls. Homeowner Donald gives Kevin a historic tour of Jamestown. After the hole is prepped, the foundation wall panels arrive and are placed.
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Roger meets with Norm, Richard, Tommy and Kevin and they close the show together.
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This Old House | Net Zero From the Ground Up (S40 E2) | FULL EPISODE
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The end with Roger hit me right in the feels. May This Old House go on forever
The Roger Cook segment was touching. Good to see Norm Abram there too.
Still crying from the ending. I've been watching This Old House since the beginning and it's hard to find a group of more decent people anywhere. Best wishes Roger.
Seeing Norm talk to Roger brought tears to my eye. Love TOH...
Stay strong Roger. You've taught me an unbelievable amount.
Why the big secret? Rodger had a stroke. It's not something he needs to hide.
@@lostintime8651 , right. I could see it in his face. I was thinking Cancer at first. Get well soon, Roger. 😊
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Great to see Roger, and he still pointing fingers at you guys
Great to see Roger and the team. Wouldn't be the same without the team. Thanks guys for all the great videos. 🏠🏡🏠
Why do I get emotional watching Roger, though? 🥺🥺
That tribute at the end for Roger was very touching. Glad they are at least addressing his health for us.
Love you Roger. You inspired my mother and father and I. My mother is a landscaper partly because of you. My father is an irrigation specialist and landscaper and owns his own business partly because of you. I worked for them both for 8 years from the age of 15. After serving in the US Air Force I decided, from my love of nature, which was inspired by you, to gain an associates degree in horticulture land systems management, and I'll soon have my multidisciplinary bachelor's degree focused in environmental science with a concentration on geography and planning. Hopefully a lot of good will come from my years to come of hard work, because I watched this old house when I was a child.
Nice tribute/update on Roger. I definitely miss him on TOH. Wishing you great health and a long life Roger! Love from Canada 🫶🌈
Thanks for talking to Roger
We hope you’ll get better soon, Roger..🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hell never be the same. He had a stroke
Roger has been one of my favorite pro landscapers.
I’m 49 years old and have been watching TOH for 40 Years since the PBS days. Have to say, still learning from these brothers! Bless you all, get well Roger!
Loved seeing Roger. Looking forward to many more episodes, now featuring his "finger pointing." 😊
Would love hear a breakdown of the various foundation systems TOH has used. When and why to consider specific systems.
With concrete a major contributor to green house gas emissions, using two-thirds less than traditional pours is another side benefit to this old house's carbon footprint. Now if the manufacturer could incorporate the zero carbon concrete...
Sidenote: I've been watching TOH since the very beginning! After a career behind a desk to pay the bills while raising a family, I struck out on my own. First as a handyman, then a contractor.
Between DIY projects over 40+ years, and professional projects for the last decade, I can say that I've done pretty much everything from the foundation to the ridge. I love building things every day, and I owe an untolled debt to the entire cast and crew of TOH over all these seasons. Y'all are my heroes.
Don't know exactly what ales roger but after 40 years of busting his butt landscaping I think he's earned putting himself first
Stay strong Roger. I've changed my backyard over the year's with you. Greetings and best wishes from London, United Kingdom 🙌🏼
Roger you have meant a lot to me over the years. Thank you for your work. Prayers for you my friend.
roger get well soon. prayers sent.my friend..you guys are awesome. happy 40th anniversary.
Thank you, This Old House! A beautiful friendship to watch!
Stay strong Roger. You did a amazing job throughout the years. Greetings and all the best wishes from Poland!
A very cool and timely episode on renovating a 100 years old house to become net zero! My house was built in 1914. Over the last 10 years, I installed a R29 layer of insulation in the attic ($1,000). The increased interior heat comfort was immediate! I then had R20 insulating foam injected into the perimeter walls greatly reducing outside noise and increasing heat retention ($9,000). I then started removing all the old air ducting, natural gas heater and digging out the entire crawlspace for 2 feet of wiggle room to install R25 floor insulation beneath the whole house one bucket of soil at a time ($3,000). I then installed another layer of R29 in the attic creating R80 of insulation ($1,000). I then had the utility disconnect the natural gas line from the house and bought high efficiency, all electric appliances: stove, fridge, water heater, washing machine and TV. I then had a 3.35 kilowatt SunPower roof top solar pv system installed on my south facing garage roof. It produces 6,000 kilowatt hours of electricity annually ($15,000). I built and installed a 3 foot by 6 foot solar heater for my outside wall of my bedroom. It outputs 140 F of heat every sunny day. I then dug out all the old cast iron plumbing from beneath the house to under the garage and to the city sewer line. I had the plumbers install all new black plastic ABS sewer pipe from 2 showers and bath tub, 2 toilets and 3 sinks to the city sewer line ($5,500). I then turned off the city water and dug up the old outside water line and replaced it with blue and red PEX piping with shut off taps ($1,000). The next year, again I turned off the city water and cut out all the old copper and galvantized steel water lines under the house and had the plumber replace them all again with blue and red PEX plastic water lines ($3,000). Last year I installed a 80 sqft thermal mass electric heated tiled floor. It provides the best heat I have ever experienced: silent, even, warm on my toes and renewably powered ($1,000). This year I am hoping to install similar thermal floors in the living, library and garage's guest room room. While I still have 17 single pane windows, all 106 years old, in the house...I do not want to change them out because of their design character and the cost could be $30,000 and not worth it to me. I now have a renewably powered 106 year old strong house that essentially heats and cools itself with lots of original design character combined with high insulation and high efficiency and thermal mass for heating and cooling keeping us warm and comfort in all seasons with an annual electricity bill of $200.
Godspeed Roger, all the best and thank you for all the help over the years!
We wish you well Roger, Thanks for all the great videos. I have been watching for the entire 40 years on PBS and CZcams. Great work guys. Thanks, Russ from Oregon.
I always seek your advice when working in the yaad, Roger. Then I approach the task positively, knowing it'll be done right the first time.
Thank you for years of wicked awesome teaching.
When I redo my yard, I will always look up Roger for advice @This Old House espisode.
Thank you TOH!!! I have been watching you all for over 30years. Your shows are some great memories of me and my dad spending time together!!!
Seeing Roger stepping back makes me super sad! I’ve been watching since I was 12 and now I am 30! It’ll be a sad day when the everyone finally hangs their tools up! 😭😭
Roger's monologue at the end of this episode will go down in the history of this show.
Five great guys. We all grew watching them on Saturday afternoon.
Keep at it Roger!
I'm glad Roger is doing well. I remember him from when I was a kid.
Prayers to you Roger. 🙏
Get well soon Roger. Thanks for all your help! take it easy bud, you've earned it.
Love Roger, he was my favorite I'm gonna miss him.
i've been watching these guys for so long and they've taught me so that i am eternally grateful. These guys are like the coolest uncles ever. Thank you TOH for the update and stay strong Roger, we are all pulling for you.
Best show and people ever. Learned a lot over the years from these guys. Would love to someday meet them and thank them.
God bless you guys. I grew up with you and my dad was able to build his house because of this show.
The show had taught me a lot of things throughout the years. Glad to know that you are well, Roger. Best wishes to you and all from This House House.
Good Luck to you Roger. Sorry to hear the news.
Thanks for putting yourself out there for us.
Thanks for the update segment on Roger. It’s amazing how you guys feel like family after so many years of watching.
Because I watched WGBH Boston soooo much as a kid growing up,I was turned onto this old house.I was watching Dr. Who and 321 contact at about 12 years old when the ads for their brand new show,this old House appeared.It wasn't long before I was skipping school to be home when This old house was on during the day.Eventually I was influenced to take building trades in high school and went on to work almost 30 years in the modular home business doing what I love,working with wood!A lot of fond memories of Bob Villa.My mom thought I was crazy liking the show so much at 12 years old.
Roger is the man!!! Thanks for the update . Get better Roger you have a great group of guys around you!!!!
Loved to see Roger again... We wish you a good health...
All the best to you Roger, the road we choose in life is often never the one we plan but it’s the journey and the friends we make along the way is really what we cherish! Thanks again my friend and gods speed to you!
probably one of the best show on the tube for the last 40 years ask this old house
My quarantine binge show
Grabs the shingle even though he said "we have an issue with these" and releases it immediately after hearing "asbestos"
and Tommy 'round the other side sticking his hands & face in a section of the wall busted up with the asbestos siding still on it.
Great to see Roger. Touching segment, all the best to him
God bless you all I am watching and learning from you with joy for years . You are a family
May god will bless Roger with good health for many many more years
Love you all.
Good health Roger, from your viewer in the UK, I am looking forward to your catchphrase, the right plant in the right place. returning to our screens soon, take care big fella.
While landscaping was my lest favorite thing on ask this old house I always enjoyed watching Roger and wish him the best!
My BEST to ROGER. That man is an inimitable workhorse and a fountain of knowledge. If anybody deserves a break, it's him. And like it was said by Richard, I already do not look at Landscaping the same, just from watching Roger's segments, and I am fairly new to This Old House videos. Also I really do not know where I have been all these years! I have a lot of catching up to do.
I'm from India.... So. Long time looking your episode and your work...... Your job having so many places visited and complete the project.... I like it..... Ever single episode I'm watching on phone...... Specially Tom,Roger, Kevin lighting.... Man name dont no..... And other..... I'm Engineer in chemicals industry...... Completed Degree in instrumentions engineering .Mumbai, India
shows like this helped me out time and time again when i didn't know where to turn to help to plumbing,wire my 10x12 back yard shed,hanging lights in the basement step by step from the breaker box to the wire to the outlet boxes. i have learned so much over the years THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH.
Love seeing how everyone works together with the crane
So glad that Roger is finally thinking of himself. It wouldn't be the same without his sage advice. Keep well Roger. I'm another of your English fans and between T.O.H. and T.N.Y.W I've learned a lot of things.
Most likely the producers are making him leave. Dude barley can talk.
I've watched This Old house House from the beginning, and like most viewers grown fond of Roger and what he contributed. Wishing him the best.
Roger, take care hope you are back soon! Hard to believe 40 years and counting!
I love this show. Just makes me feel good watching it. Especially as a fellow tradesman. I’ve learned all kinds of valuable things watching over the years. Thank you guys. And god bless.
Bless you Roger. Praying for you buddy.
I love TOH. I have watched this show for many years. I will miss see Roger on every episode but hopefully he can show up once in a while.
That was a little emotional at the end, I hope Roger gets well soon and it's nice to see Norm again
Watching this show growing up put a spark in me to grow up working with my hands and learning how to do things instead of always having someone do it for me I bought my first home at 21 and fixed it up to my likening all the way from new siding to a brand new kitchen I learned from the best thank you all, for your show and inspiring me.!
Thank you roger for the amazing content and informative videos. Thank you.
I started watching this series at the beginning with host Bob Vila and to this day to all of you guys thank you for the knowledge and
inspiration you given me threw the years take care and see you on the next one!
GOD BLESS YOU ROGER!
This Old House is a big family. Get right Roger. Hope to see you back.
Best wishes Roger. Stay strong
Love and God Bless to you all. Get well soon Roger.
So emotional seeing you all together, it was Roger that got me hooked watching TOH all the way from the uk.
Take care Roger
Many prayers for Rodger, and the rest of his team
Love you Roger! Get better soon!!
you can tell Roger was wearing some form of brace to help him stand for his on camera segment at the end there... i had no idea until today... Christmas Eve or actually its early Christmas now just after passing midnight..... hope he can recover and live out the rest of his life in comfort.
Good to see Roger there. Best wishes for the rad ahead.
you all great guys,,keep up the good works...
I love this show I've been watching it since 2007
Best of luck to you Roger!
Love Roger hope you get well soon I don't know what is wrong with you but I think I can help ,
love PALAPAS
Wishing you well Roger take it easy !
Aw man I didn't know about Rodger 😔 HOPE YOU GET BETTER SOON!
Love those guys, stay strong.
All the best to you Roger ,you've taught me so much through the years , as well as all of you ,nice see all of you all together .
Stay strong Roger and all the best to go your way. Hope to see you again on the show ,dirty knees and all. God bless you all.
I grew up as a kid watching this show with my dad, and now my son has grown up watching it with me.
Glad to get an update!
God Bless you Roger.
Btw never noticed the sizer of Kevin 's hands before
We love you Roger!
Oh Roger. I sure hope you feel better. It's good that you're going to take some time to be good to yourself. Take care Roger.
I love Roger. Be well, old friend.
Superb technology applied to those foundations.
Rogers's a great guy. Good health sir.
5 Guys framed a house, installed the windows, doors, roofing and siding in 1 day.....Not bad.
Love this show! All the best from The Netherlands...
Good to see Roger is well
Awesome video!!
Nice Work
Better every year
Thanks
Here in Wisconsin, we can take those asbestos siding shingles off ourselves and bring them to the local landfill. As long as you aren’t cutting, grinding, or shattering them, there’s no danger.
Great family
Kevin and the other guy were inches away from the guys doing the asbestos removal and didn't need respirators and tyvek suits. The red caution tape miraculously held all asbestos particles in that perimeter.