100 Year Old House Renovation – The Reality Check (Ep. 2)

They say it gets worse before it gets better… and this house might be proving that right. In this episode we continue uncovering the real condition of our 100-year-old wooden house. Behind the plaster we find old wooden boards, heavy slag insulation, and plenty of surprises. We remove the facade plaster, open up the ceiling, waterproof the garage roof before winter, and start fixing the uneven floor with metal supports and concrete. There’s a lot happening in this one — plus a visit from our neighbor’s cat and the first snow of the season. It’s not just about restoring a house, it’s about the journey. Thanks for being part of it. Subscribe to follow the renovation series and see how this house transforms. 00:00 - 02:10 Cleaning plaster facade 02:10 - 03:10 Three severely damaged areas inside 03:10 - 06:13 Starting to remove interior plaster 06:13 - 08:30 Waterproofing the garage roof 08:30 - 10:45 Cleaning plaster facade 10:45 - 13:10 Revealing the true condition of the house 13:10 - 14:30 Autumn Yard works 14:30 - 16:20 Cleaning top floor from insulation between floors 16:20 - 18:10 Separation of floor structures 18:10 - 23:12 Preparing the garage for concrete pouring 23:12 - 25:37 Trip to concrete factory and concrete pouring 25:37 - 28:00 Garage floor paint touch-up 28:00 - 29:00 Old school alarm system 29:00 - 29:42 Final autumn work in the yard 29:42 - 33:03 Beginning of winter – first snow