Preserve the woodwork that stuff is priceless I have remodeled many homes and always tried to save the old wood.

@Wyldbutterfly028

4 жыл бұрын

Ronald Pietrowski That’s the one thing I really wanted to save in our home and couldn’t. I damn near cried. It was so dry from lack of care over the years that it would just split when we were trying to remove it. The windows were loaded with nail and yes even screw holes. It was sad.

@barbaralundquist4971

4 жыл бұрын

If you can save the wood - As you take them down mark on the back where they came from so you can put them back in the original location.

Your Grandfather would be so proud of you and all the hard work you have done cleaning out the house.

Love your videos, Cole! I'm a farmer's wife of 46 years. You remind me of how my husband and I started our married life remodeling a farm house and sprucing up the farm yard and buildings. Every winter we tackled remodeling one room indoors and every summer one outdoor project. Good luck to you two. You're young and strong. You got this.

When the wedding guys? I am so soo soooo pulling for ya. You is such a sweet couple and both work very hard.

I agree with Nave. No green walls, no blue countertops! Keep him straight girl 😉

@sting64az

4 жыл бұрын

She gonna make a good future wife already putting in her good sense of the place...Will see in the months or year ahead what holds...She is a good woman Cole....

@luluwilson9007

4 жыл бұрын

I feel like if it was a different shade of green and the blue countertops were the ONLY statement part it would look good

@Beandiptheredneck

4 жыл бұрын

It’s a guy thing, we have goofy ideas, no style sense and we don’t understand why it’s bad 🤣

@KStewart-th4sk

4 жыл бұрын

@@Beandiptheredneck Come on guy, show some backbone, stick with your gender! Never show weakness. LOL Why do women always want everything changed BUT it is usually the guy stuck carrying them out? Yeah OK, there are lots of women willing to pitch in but not always.

@KStewart-th4sk

4 жыл бұрын

@@sting64az Months or year!! You obviously know nothing about the costs involved running a farm. There are THOUSANDS involved in remodeling this house. Why do you think Cole had that look on his face at one point. She might be a good woman but COLE is a good man too. At 22, he is level headed and his upbringing is VERY OBVIOUS in his demeanor.

Nave adds a delightful element to being interested in farming or watching a love-struck 22 yr old farmer get something done

It's exciting to see a young couple at the beginning. The energy. The plans.

@brianallison1913

3 жыл бұрын

And as a reminder there will be rough times(family deaths, financial struggles, etc.) in a relationship no matter what you do. However those times should make your relationship stronger because you carried each other through it. So many people instead become selfish in those rough times and they turn one another into enemies and love is lost as result. Never lose sight of love because love is never about just you or her but is always "us."

Cole’s face when Nave said five years 🤣🤣🤣

Can't wait to actually remodel the attic!!! 🙌🏼☺️

@Michelleelise444

4 жыл бұрын

What do you want to do with it?

@Michelleelise444

4 жыл бұрын

💜💜💜

@stevenmiddagh6265

4 жыл бұрын

When are u moving in.lol

@ImNotaRussianBot

4 жыл бұрын

Make sure you have good air-conditioning installed!!😟💯

@Abidab_

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! That would be awesome!

You may want to wait until the last minute before getting rid of the downstairs bathroom. Having that convenience is worth its weight in gold when you start having workmen in the house as well as family members and other guests. Great work on the attic!

Great job Cole & Nave! I'm happy for you both! God bless you in all you do!❤️👍🙏

Hey! You should consider doing a collaboration with a KZread designer! Like Drew Scott, Mr. Kate, The Sorry Girls, or one of the many other's out there that can help preserve the house, but modernize it to your liking. Also, hello? Home Depot and Lowe's? They could sponsor you!!

Glad to see that your having a professional disinfect the Attic.👍🏻

@ashleysarver8280

3 жыл бұрын

I absolutely love the attic!

@KameraShy

3 жыл бұрын

But you first need to figure out where the birds are still coming in. They will just re-infect the place.

10:26 DO NOT get rid of the original wood work. I moved out of a 1920 farmhouse just like that an I miss the wood work. That room is beautiful as is. Just fish new wires through the walls

@trentw3614

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, not the only one...

@Whoishere2333

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Just fish the walls to add electric -outlets and switches.

@floxy20

4 жыл бұрын

It makes me weep when I see exposed wood trim covered over in white paint.

The two of you have me smiling the entire time I watch and listen. Definitely share your wedding with your subscribers. The attic is my favorite part of the house.

You two are the best! Wholesome, industrious, infectious and joyful! Cole, I've loved watching all your projects on the farm and am especially loving seeing Nave join you on your farm mansion endeavors. I really hope you continue to let us join you during the evolution of your home; I think it's perfect content for this channel and you both always brighten my day seeing you work together! You seem like a wonderful couple; please never change...stay wholesome and God Bless you both!

I had redone a house not quite that big but nearly built in 1919. Advice: Keep the doors and door jams--do not disturb. Trust me. Salvage the molding as well.

@clintondoner283

4 жыл бұрын

You know your stuff, great advice!!!!

@jkholley1118

4 жыл бұрын

For sure, way to expensive to replace now days. Remodeled a house built in 1887, that moulding is priceless. You can fish wiring in the walls and blow in insulation.

@BeachBoyAAA

4 жыл бұрын

Should insulate and rewire while you have the outside off. The plaster goes under the trim. Difficult to replace with drywall. Not recommended.

@BeachBoyAAA

4 жыл бұрын

I have a 1900 house and do my own plaster work. Just open 16” x 12” to install a metal Raco 235 box with a 1” mud ring, wiring, and data, then replaster. It’s easy, anyone can learn to do it, just get the right materials. Demoing the plaster is always a bad idea, impossible to get the drywall level with the back of the trim, etc. Trim was installed on the plaster, which was not level anyway. Open up the walls where you need to but stay away from the trim. If I was taking the siding off I’d do the sheathing too to get access. And never replace the windows, just tune them up. Can also install inner and outer storms to deal with most of the air leakage.

@rhondablevins4466

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Our house was built prior to 1907 and there’s not a plumb, square, or level surface in the place. We recently replaced a pocket door and had to tear out an entire original wall to do it. Almost impossible to get things lined back up.

Cole/Nave that attic is definitely the coolest room in the house, The windows, Roof shape, Roof beams and the size of it 👍🏼

Reminds me of an attic you'd see in a horror movie, minus all the dusty chairs and cabinets. LOL

I love how everything you want to do with the house you always say (we) so I take it marriage is not to far away lol. Congrats just make sure you take us along on your wedding day. Good luck on all your projects on the house it’s going to be beautiful. Can’t wait to see your kids helping around the farm.

Hey Cole- it's great that you guys will be going through the house and upgrading insulation and electric. Just don't change that millwork!

Cole, you have a rare gem in the way of a historical house in that it still has all of it's original trims walls an mouldings. Rare and priceless history. Protect it. Dont tear out the lath and plaster if you can help it. Leaving it will protect all that beautiful woodwork from getting damaged. A good electrician can install a new breaker panel and fish tape an entire house with all new wiring without disturbing the walls. He'll just cut the knob and tube wiring leaving it in the walls wherever it is. It wont do any harm. You'll save a fortune in demo and rerocking such a massive house. Knocking out plaster is a very messy job and will take weeks and then months to rehang rock. If you have cracks in the ceiling and broken keys ( look it up) you can get a plasterer in to repair it for a fraction of the cost of rerocking anything. Trust me, "original" is priceless. I know. I paid a fortune and 20yrs restoring the original trim the previous owner tore out trying to " modernize" an arts and Crafts home. Crown mouldings, french doors, fireplace surround, I can't get the original hundred year old clear grain old growth Douglas Fir back in my house, only reproduce the original craftsmanship with local finish carpenters that costing me $$$$

@Mollyz1117

4 жыл бұрын

This!!!!!! ^^^^^^^^^

@sroberts605

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying just what I was going to - also, the old wiring can be used to pull through the new. Different if you're going to insulate the outside walls, but Cole, didn't you get new siding recently? Didn't that happen then?

@chrisfarkas5225

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe not so rare and definitely not priceless although lovely and luckily he not only knows this but he will be respectful as he updates the home insulating the outer walls for comfort and savings as well as installing updated safe functional electrical. I have restored/renovated and flipped homes in the Northeast and there are many ways to achieve your goals in a practical way and sometimes that means removing the plaster. In the end the homeowner gets to make these decisions and this young man will knock it out of the park while blending all of the original charm with the much needed updates. That part of the world the wind often and easily robs an older home of all heat/cooling and comfort at a great expense. Seriously and Really.

@jeremyrowe743

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with keeping all the original trim, casings, and mouldings,but proper insulation and electrical is important. I also have a very old historic house, and the cost of heating it in the winter was Astronomical ! Until I removed all the lath and plaster and added spray foam insulation, the house was barely livable. I was able to leave all the original woodwork and just added new drywall after the insulation and electrical was completed. The cost of doing the wiring was also substantially less than having it done by pulling wires ( far less material and labour) plus I could have outlets and lights anywhere I wanted. I would lose a little originality to make a more efficient, comfortable house at a significant savings to the budget and operating costs.

@sroberts605

4 жыл бұрын

@@jeremyrowe743 Ha ha, well North Americans really seem to have been sold the foam insulation. I'm giving my European view - I don't think anyone would countenance it here; yes it provides a sealed, self-supporting solution, but at the cost of needlessly exposing yourself to out-gassing of really bad chemicals, ditto chemicals that affect the ozone layer, and set up an interesting problem for future generations. OK, now which Americans want me to f off?!! I know you've also been sold that climate change isn't real.

Cole, this is my far one of my favorite videos. You two are a great team.♡ I love the house. Cole, you dont have to apologize to anyone about what you choose to do to your own house. It is a beauty and I love your long term plans . Thank you for taking us on ur journey. ♡♡ hugs from Missouri

So excited to see you living the dream! You both have a gorgeous home/land and I look forward to seeing the progress! Thank you for sharing your dreams-to-reality projects with us! Working together will really help in building your relationship and learning to negotiate/express yourself constructively a nd kindly...will definitely help you through future challenges! Prayers for great memories and a wonderful future together!

Having done my share of renovating old houses, when you start knocking out walls you must first determine if it's a weight brearing wall or you can create some structural problems. You're doing a great job on the house, just make sure what kind of overhead weight is resting on a wall before you knock it down. Just offering a helpful comment.

@TheBigdutchster

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed, especially in a house that old. A consult with a structural engineer might be a good call.

@warpspeed1988

4 жыл бұрын

Yup! Was worried about weight/load bearing walls myself...

@d.e303-anewlowcosthomebuil7

4 жыл бұрын

just knock a few holes and check for headers. Look above and below. Check the floor framing and see where it bears. Start in the basement even to calculate how the thing was framed.

@Deutschehordenelite

4 жыл бұрын

And if you can't take the wall out completely, maybe put in a 8 feet doorway and a beam above it - so you still get the rooms connected. Hope that makes sense

@ptrishagamin6398

4 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure Cole and his family and friends are smart enough to do all of this the right way. He's young..not stupid. But, maybe one of you very knowledgeable contractors would care to contribute by offering your free time and labor along with all these opinions? Would be way more helpful... just sayin :)

There’s a lot of we’s, us, ours in the conversations. Congratulations 🎈❤️🎈❤️🎈❤️🎈

Hey Guys - that was such a happy video. It cheered me up a lot. I once bought a cottage that had been a tithe barn. It still had the original rafters in the loft, with the original bark on them. The loft was an 'aviary' when we bought it. It was a filthy job to clean. Get the professionals in for sure. The cottage dated back to 1565 and the wiring dated back to 1940. The first thing we did was replace all the wiring and fittings. Recommend you do the same. Too many old houses in the UK have developed an electrical fault and burned to the ground. Would hate that to happen to your delightful home.

What a happy, lucky, young man. Hard worker. I couldnt even imagine being gifted a farm house like that, so much work but worth it too. Good on ya.

Heated bathroom floors, are even better than they sound. Just saying

@sweetlips1938

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, when I remodeled our downstairs bathroom for my mother, I put in electric heated floors under the tile. It's great. You will enjoy it for years to come.

@nielsrooiman772

4 жыл бұрын

Its great i have it ad home

@attesmatte

4 жыл бұрын

We have underfloor heating throughout the entire house... 😍 (Warm water, not electric.)

@susannazem8619

4 жыл бұрын

@@sweetlips1938 True dat

@katbot2190

4 жыл бұрын

That is the one thing I would put in if I could start over

gotta love the old homes ! That's when a carpenter was carpenter! True craftsmanship! And its really awesome what you guys are doing!

@nuttinbedder2do70

4 жыл бұрын

There are still high-end Carpenters out there. My good friend is one but it's pricey for the wood and labor. He works in Boulder and Denver for the 1 percenters. Check out Richard Sharkey for some old world staircases.

@bradhauser8619

4 жыл бұрын

I believe that you might want to look for a older gentleman Carpenter, as if he been doing this type of work and takes pride in his work he would probably be more accommodating to the needs of the home. I have been in the construction trades for 30 plus years and it has been my experience the high end carpenters are prima donnas! Yes there's a lot of awesome young carpenters out but they are few and far between! Its a dying art and skill trade. The home has beautiful wood work and you want to preserve it! I bet Cole's grandfather is looking down and saying THAT A BOY!! AND A SMILE FROM EAR TO EAR!! GOD BLESS!!

You two are hilarious!! I love the farmhouse!! You've worked so hard at cleaning it up......now comes the fun part!! Can't wait to see what happens first!

I’m so excited with how far you’ve come with the house. I look forward to seeing the future progress! You two are adorable 😁😁

This is one of the most encouraging channels on KZread. Keep up the good work!

Put up a trail camera to see where those birds are coming from.

@johnmacdonald6220

4 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea

Hope all of your plans and dreams for this house come true. You deserve it. Good to see such hard workers.

I'm with her..no green! Lol..the house is beautiful tho..love the old homes

Cole, you better get that wiring updated in that attic. That old stuff is actually a fire hazard.

@andrewroberts2318

4 жыл бұрын

kmurray96 its knob and tube as long as you don’t add to it it’s fine.but it needs to be upgraded.the house is probably 95% knob and tube.and it needs a complete rewire but that’s and easy $10,000.

@ImNotaRussianBot

4 жыл бұрын

If the wiring is aluminum (which it should be since it's from the 70s) it's EXTREMELY prone to fires.

@sneezing_panda

4 жыл бұрын

@@ImNotaRussianBot He said 1917.

@pattiwhite9575

4 жыл бұрын

Cole needs to prioritize. Needs a large to do board. Or his famous spreadsheets. 1. get married already 2. Fix the fire issue!

@christhier10

4 жыл бұрын

Ill rewire that house........for 30k

When you are all finished it will be a beautiful home. Make it your home and don’t worry about what other people think. You are the one who lives there and it should reflect your style.

You guys are a great couple and your videos are really great -- love your positive attitudes. Good luck with the house renovation -- your plans sound great for that beautiful farm house -- looking forward to all the renovation videos and of course the farming videos! Thanks for sharing with all of us.

What a gorgeous house! The attic floor refinished would look incredible. I'm so excited for you to enjoy all your hard work.

Nave is getting more comfortable in front of the camera!

It’s so refreshing to see two young adults so level headed, down to earth and totally adorable! You two have it going on for sure, you’re getting so prepared for a long life together tackling a project like this. I know how much pride you will always have for this home and your Grandfather is smiling down on you for cherishing what he worked his life to earn. I was raised on a small dairy farm and have been married to a Michigan crop farmer for 32 years, so I know the struggles of farm life all too well. Congratulations for sticking with the family farm Cole. You can take the boy away from the farm but you can’t take the farm away from the boy, my kids know this all too well. Take care, I’m looking forward to your upcoming videos. God Bless your Family and your Family Farm!

Amazing! So glad to hear about your vision for your home! Please keep being an awesome corner of KZread.

Great video. It's nice to see you two talking about your dreams and plans for the house.

You may want to save some of that wood that is in the truck. It probably matches the trim wood in the house. You may need it latter.

@JustCallMeMeghan

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@jamesmitchell6231

4 жыл бұрын

Did u see it it’s all crappy 2/4 not good wood

@rnspowell

4 жыл бұрын

@@jamesmitchell6231 If they are 2x4s of the era they are better than anything you can get now from any lumber yard. The old stuff like that can surely stand the test of time. I they don't want it it can always be repurposed.

Remodel away just please don’t touch the wood in the house. That’s where the soul is.

@PeelerofFaces1

4 жыл бұрын

Please for the love of all things holy, don't paint over the wood. It kills me every time I see it.

@L5Luver

4 жыл бұрын

And the lead glass windows. Those things are beautiful!

@SpinoneJR

4 жыл бұрын

Do what you want cole. Rip all of the wood out if you want. The soul of the house comes from the great people who live and have lived in it, not the wood.

@thanoschermerhorn4864

Жыл бұрын

The soul is not in wood...

Thanks for the rundown! It’s cool to see the process and hear about the plans you guys have for that historic home. 😊

I am excited to see the finished product of the attic. That is my favorite room at the moment. Awesome job cleaning it up.

The kitchen bathroom space may have been a pantry with cabinets and shelves.

@jos.4276

4 жыл бұрын

Our 1913 house had a pantry off the kitchen that was made into a hideous half bath. We divided into a walk-through pantry with a powder room. Looks like it's always been there.

Lots of “WE” and “OURS” 🤔🤔🤔 Momma Cornstar!!!! Is it just me or am I hearing wedding bells in there future??? I figured I would ask the head of the Cornstar Family 😎

@peteparker7396

4 жыл бұрын

And Cole, I’m with you, I like the green,,, just saying!

@01AceAlpha

4 жыл бұрын

John Deere green!

@mommacs6159

4 жыл бұрын

I know as much as u all do :)

@PleasantSuprise

4 жыл бұрын

Went back to look at thumbnail and it does look like a Cole version of a “Look I just got engaged!” Photo! 😄

@cmusic52

4 жыл бұрын

@@mommacs6159 sometimes all the parents can do to help is stay back and pray and watch, relationships have to stand on their own.

I always have so much fun watching these videos, the energy is so pure and I love seeing the progress on the house

what a beautiful house, keep it original as possible and update whats needed!, Gonna love seeing how it turns out!

My 6 year old loves watching you. So much so that when he makes his own videos on my old phone he starts them off the same way you do. 2 days ago he started his video off as "Hey everybody, I'm cole the cornstar and today we're gonna be looking at door handles! LOL. He then took a video of at least 1 door handle. Cracks me up every time I hear him start his "videos".

@mommacs6159

4 жыл бұрын

Sara Cole that is SO cute !!! Awww 💙

@ajadrew

4 жыл бұрын

Love it!!!

I would loooooooove to see any cool antiques (furniture, photos, decor, clothing) you found cleaning the house out!

@brendahill9675

4 жыл бұрын

That would be interesting

I love your channel. You’re such a refreshing young couple that remind me so much of my husband and I back in the day. I agree the green walls should go in the expansion of the kitchen and the master bath and bedroom a must. Just a thought when you redo your kitchen think about adding a pantry which is essential in my opinion to any home. Please do not paint the woodwork if you can help it

@ljtlove4519

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree!!

I can't wait to see your house fully done. You are all doing a great job. Please keep posting videos.

A lot of "we" and "us" and even a mention of kids! When's the wedding, Cole? Such a nice boy. ;-)

@joey_5060

4 жыл бұрын

I love them so much. I wish that all young people were like this now a days. 😊❤ (I sound so old...lol 😂)

@MsDesignDiva

4 жыл бұрын

I mean it makes sense to an extent, he just bought her a dirt bike and is teaching her the ways of farm life, also he owns a fairly large house at 22, not the case for most people, especially in todays world where depending on the area rent can be upwards of $1000 a month (like in Vancouver BC, where I'm near to, it's on average $1000 per month for a tiny studio or 1 bedroom apartment, whether it's a true studio or an apartment with a separate bedroom is determined by how nice of a building you're in). Which is all to say, Cole is kinda set up for success here on the farm. But that's just speculation, Cole do what you want and try not to let all of us bug you if you guys aren't ready yet, 😊. You're both still young so it's understandable, I'm just a 30 year old Canadian speculating with the rest, seeing how you two are clearly a great pair of people, and great for each other.

@bigg7882

4 жыл бұрын

Joey _ lol I’d say the same and I’m still a teen 😂 I’m growing up in a kinda old style fam in some ways can’t say by experience but only wut my mom and dad told me

@bernardcarpenter6949

4 жыл бұрын

@@joey_5060 I thought the same thing so I'm right there with ya lol.

@conniekramer915

4 жыл бұрын

I kid Cole because he's a big tease, and I know he can take it. But Nave, he needs to save up for that ring. 😂

If I could clean up all the poop properly and everything, I'd make that attic into a huge master bedroom. The windows are amazing!! Put your bed in front of them. What a view. 😍

@minimutt1408

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad they intend to use it for their creative work. It's a perfect space for that. It's too pretty/unique a space to spend their time in it asleep and its clear the space inspires them both.

@brendahill9675

4 жыл бұрын

I agree

Omg you must feel sooooo relieved! It looks amazing up in that attic. Congratulations 🎉🍾

I love the channel. I am sleepy but I continue to binge watch! ❤❤❤

Hey just an idea, I would leave a bath in one of the bathrooms, when you have kids you're going to want a bath!!

@bears5916

4 жыл бұрын

I second this! Make sure you have one bathtub for the behbehs!

@vo7724

4 жыл бұрын

Do a shower/bath.... but keeping that tub in the location it's in is no bueno. Push it against the wall, buy a new tub, run pipe up the wall for a shower head, and bam. Shower and bath tub.

@susannazem8619

4 жыл бұрын

@@vo7724 You could have the bath tub resurfaced, and it would look like new, then fix it to act like a claw foot tub with a shower. Actually surprised it didn't have a claw foot tub.

@bootlegger3656

4 жыл бұрын

@@susannazem8619 I kept looking for that as well must be a later version . never seen one that heavy set around the rim like that with full skirt on it .

@Coffeeandkiddos

4 жыл бұрын

I hope you will still have a other downstairs bath if you take out the one next to the kitchen. It wont work well to expect little kids to go upstairs. Much more convenient to at least have a half bath on main level. I have 5 kids so I know.

The attic is definitely an interesting space. Looks like a great space to finish. Enjoy!

I have really enjoyed watching such a nice young couple work and plan together. Reminds me of me and my wife when we were young! So glad you are keeping as much originality in your Grandpa's home as possible as well. It's an amazing and gorgeous home & I could not be happier for the two of you! That attic is HUGE! Redo the that old bathroom in a grand 1920's style to give a nod to the architecture of the home. And btw - keep the green in a room or two and pait the rest white so you can both have what you want. Compromise is the key to any happy marriage. God Bless

You guys are adorable! I love how well you work together and how driven you are. I can’t wait to see your progress.

A drop leaf table would work in the kitchen. It takes less room when the leaves are down. I grew up in an old house and I think it's great that you want to keep the woodwork as is.

I feel like someone should mention this project to "This Old House."

@matthewdowd4686

4 жыл бұрын

Yesssss!!!

@sweetlips1938

4 жыл бұрын

Excellent idea!

@seafreezelife

4 жыл бұрын

I feel like when he is done here he should be his own this old house. He can buy them so dirt cheap in Michigan and make them like that. Let me know when you are ready to be business partners Cole! ;)

@tmwinkler

4 жыл бұрын

I sent a message to TOH via their website linking to the video. I wonder if others doing the same thing would generate more weight.

Love that house..I see a big family room in the attic with pool table..awesome.

Awesome attic ideas!! Can’t wait to see it in progress.

When is the wedding and are we all invited .

@kylehansen2122

4 жыл бұрын

I can be an usher

@Wolfietherrat

4 жыл бұрын

Michigan Wolverine I will bet they come sooner.

@riderstrong6397

4 жыл бұрын

yes

@Aeris357

4 жыл бұрын

Guys just leave them be, it’s their choice whether they want to get married or not and if, when.

@ImNotaRussianBot

4 жыл бұрын

I will bring cups and ice.

I WANT TO LIVE IN YOUR ATTIC! That place is awesome! Okay, watched the rest of the video. That house is beautiful and I love the hardwood floors. You two are such a cute couple and I love the laughter! You have great plans for that house. Look forward to watching future updates.

You and Nave talking about plans you have TOGETHER for the house makes me smile so much

Wow! Your plans sound awesome. I am whole-heartedly behind modernizing a house when you rehabilitate an older home but I also agree that the classic elements of the architecture need to be kept in tact as a tribute to the past. I admire you for seeing a vision of what can be. I look forward to seeing all of the work taking place in the next weeks, months, and years.

Thank you for using PPE and having professionals come spray etc. bird poop is quite toxic

Oh. My. Gosh! I love you guys all the way down here in Texas! I grew up on a farm. Love, love, love your house and your plans! What an awesome attic! They don’t make them like that anymore!

Sounds like a great plan! And after all its YOUR house so you can arrange it any way you want!!! Keep on Keeping on Cole and Nave!

loved how the two of you were talking back and forth and sharing the point spot. good job you two.

I love that you’re talking about the future together! What God puts together let no man separate! Sending you many blessings on these grand adventures! Hugs!

You gotta keep the hardwood floors and window trim. That’s an awesome old house.

Beautiful home! Glad you are saving it!

I am happy to go along for the ride...God bless!

Did I hear correctly from Cole "When we have little kiddos!"

That is an absolutely beautiful house you’re a very fortunate young man to have a good start life with the house like that look forward to watching your journey with it

Great video you two! The house cleanup videos have been my favorites. You guys have a really bright future. Thanks for sharing it.

Love the dreaming! I enjoy your cleaning videos and house renovation videos.

Sounds fab! I can't wait to see it all finished however long it takes, and to see those little kiddoes you spoke of :)

The attic is amazing!! It looks like a totally different house.

Love this project!! Keep the woodwork this dark stain, get rid of the green walls, destroy the HIDEOUS countertops, love the idea of the main floor bathroom being a walk in pantry, and the wrap-around porch will be SPECTACULAR!!! When are you and Nave getting married??? You're both planning a future together. Best Wishes and many prayers for you both!!

The woodwork in that house is amazing. Please keep it all.

Can’t wait to see the remodel. Cole the cornstar, contractor. Nave, the brains and beauty of the operation. God bless you two. You guys remind me of my wife and I at your age. 😊

I love his positive attitude

Cole I was really looking forward to see ya'll clean that attic. Great job on the house.❤

LOVE those windows how beautiful. I agree the green has to go and so does the blue in the kitchen lol

Love all the "we" talk! Praying that your channel blows up so much that you CAN get it all done in less than 5 years!

Really good job at cleaning it, looks pretty clean

Wow , you both did a great job cleaning the whole house .

Great to have some plans for the home, they sound like it will greatly enhance your home. But as you have done before, take on small projects will help in getting the whole floor done. Thanks for the video

OMG-The Attic is wonderful

You have no idea how much joy these videos bring me! :)

Wow sounds amazing!! Cant wait to see your journey!!

Enthusiasm at its best! I have to watch you everyday to get a boost of encouragement. Thanks for being you!👍