I COMPLETELY REPLACED the Floor in our 1930 Farmhouse // Face Paced 5 Month Timelapse
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Truly a LABOR of love. So happy for you both
Loved this time lapse. A great reminder of your starting point. You’ve done so much! ❤❤
Nate and Katie thank you for sharing all the hard work on your home. Truly is a wonderful looking home in the making. Jim your guidance help and friendship is such a blessing. 😊
The tearing down phase is over, what a relief, now you see the progess daily!
Well, Nate, seeing all that you and, later Jim and you, have accomplished, I hope that lifts your spirits and gives you well-earned confidence!
You have worked hard to meet your dream to spend the winter in the 1930 farm house, I hope you are able to accomplish it, great job so far!
Love this recap. I had forgotten how much work you have done on the house.
Yes, loved this retrospective of a phenomenal amount of work. Huge well done Nate and Jim for the latter stages of getting the joists in and sub floor down. Amazing amount of work and hopefully all the mould has gone. Thank you for sharing your journey.
WOWZERS I’m just in awe of all the hard hard work you have done in just a few months already, and thank goodness for Jim for his helping hands and his knowledge to help you push on through. Looking forward in the next chapter of the farm house rebuild. Have a great rest of your day and you deserve a break from all that you have done.😊❤️💪👊👍😃
Nate, UNBELIEVABLE!!! It’s wonderful and we can only imagine what it took out of you physically to accomplish this feat💪💪we are so proud of you and in awe!!!!!
Wheeewh.... that made me tired just watching you two. Awesome!
Wow!!! When I think of where you started on this house removing walls to remove the carpet under them to now!!! Just WoW!!!
Your a machine my friend, good job an God bless 🙌 🙏
Nate, ask Jim about his shop that he had built. That is what you are going to need soon for all the tools you bought to repair the house and all the extra lumber. You need a place for tools that chickens cannot roost on and do their business - a place you can start projects and be out of the weather. A place you can warm with a wood stove or cool with a window AC unit. On a homestead, a shop is a necessity not a luxury. If you get all the tools out of that carport, with all that extra space you could probably easily add an enclosed insulated brooder room. Take a drive over to Jim and Kathy's and check out their chicken house. Great job on all the work you have done on the house.
Forgot that you took out the old chimney. Katie was right!😊
Time flies when you're having ... fun! Thanks for sharing your experiences and looking forward to what you do with the new (and clean) space!
So much accomplished 🎉🎉🎉
Hi Nate -- Great Video! I am "Impressed" with this huge undertaking that you
took on. You came thru like a "Professional Champ" !!! Excellent Job Nate.
I’ve watched all the hard work you’ve done, congratulations
THE FLOOR IS Done👏👏👏
I just made myself a blueberry smoothie, to watch your speed workout, Here to you and Katie❣️Hugs to the fur babies❣️
Wow amazing video. So much work done and you've got to feel such a great amount of accomplishment!! I'm sweating just watching the video. I look forward to the coming videos and know you are so greatful for Jim's help as well. Congratulations on all done!!
Nate, I know it might be overwhelming right now, but, I’ve done the same thing you have done and also moved into a newly built home. Nothing is as satisfying as the home you spend so much time and effort into rebuilding. I love the house we are in here in Maryville, TN but it doesn’t compare to the house I spent so much effort into saving back home. You wont regret it. Keep up the good work and faith. One day soon you’ll be thankful you did. Thanks for sharing the journey with us!
This is FUN FUN FUN. thank you for being awesome...... Blessed in Pennsylvania
Fantastic recap of an awesome job.
You are brave to share the process, many of us couldn't. I'm very happy for you 😊
That was a lot of work. We'll done.
Wellllllll, when you put it like that!! That’s unreal all you have done! Really enjoying seeing all your progress.
A lot of work! Great job!
Great recap on the project. No wonder you are tired. 😁
It is crazy the amount of work!
I’m so excited for the both of you!❤🎉🙏🏻👏🏻
Wow you did a lot of work, no wonder you were so tired , You did a great job , will be a fine house for you both to live in later when all done .
I watched the videos as you went along, but it's still fun to see it all together. I bet it feels good to move on to the next thing. Congrats!
Wow you have worked so hard your amazing 😊😊
love fast replays hugsssss
In another hundred years when someone else has to redo the job, it will be much easier for them thanks to your forethought with each stage.
I'm dizzy 😂 so excited for y'all
Yay
The space is so nice and spacious now. So welcoming. I hope you don’t put those walls back up.
😮 🤗 👍
🎉👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️
Never watched much before, why all that heavier, thicker hardwood was taken out and replaced with soft pine?
mold
@@TheKraemerLife Did you ever look at ozone generators that kill mold, just curious
Please correct me if I’m wrong but I just noticed that I didn’t see any air vents in your crawl space/basement. I live in CA and we have a crawl space/basement/garage area. Ours has many vents about every 12’ feet in the crawl space area to help with air exchange and airflow. Of course we don’t have as much humidity as you do there but do you think you might need some venting to help with moisture problems?
We have vents in our crawl space here in Oregon also. When it is cold and snowy, we have covers for the vents to keep the heat in.
i think he is doing one step at a time but i could be wrong hugsss from Canada
Yes, there are vents.
@@TheKraemerLife thank you
I know you guys have used wondercide for your dogs and my question is does this actually work? My dogs seem to be immune to all flea products that I have tried including non chemical ones. So before I invest any more cash just wondering if you can give me a heads up on how this is working and how do you apply it. like how often? Thanks for your videos.