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Post-Demolition Site Cleanup

10:45
15:44
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Demolish and Rebuild a Fireplace pt1 -time lapse

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What happens here

With the fireplace demolition complete and new materials delivered, the final comprehensive cleanup of the entire work area commences. Workers systematically use shovels and brooms to gather all remaining debris, including concrete shards and dust, from the plywood floor on the upper level and the main floor below. The protective blue tarps that shielded the floor are carefully folded and removed, with any lingering small debris swept into piles or directly into buckets. This meticulous final cleaning phase ensures that the entire space is pristine and thoroughly prepared for the upcoming reconstruction and installation of the new, lightweight chimney facade.

Goal: Thoroughly clean the entire work area of all remaining dust and debris.

Tools and materials

  • Broom — Sweeping fine dust and small particles from floors and surfaces
  • Buckets — Collecting and transporting debris to disposal areas
  • Moving Blankets/Tarps — Collecting and containing debris for easy removal and protecting floors
  • Shop Vacuum — Final vacuuming of fine dust and stubborn particles
  • Shovel — Scooping up large and small demolition debris

What they say

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Stewie this crazy artist guy and he goes out like into deserts around natural rock formations you mean actually for mold off from real rocks then he brings that mold back and he actually creates these if they're amazing and they're super light and durable as all get-out like you can take a knife and scratch it on the surface of this stuff and it doesn't Mar it it's amazing we're gonna show you the installation on the next video but before that ham we're still gonna get all of this stuff off the wall so Sam and I are doing the best we can to stay ahead of Frankie and Alex and at this point we're bucketing the stuff down the hallway down the steps out into the skid loader so we're getting behind so I'm outside and I hear Frankie asked for a hand and when Frankie asks you with help for something you run and this is what I see as I'm running up the steps it's getting late in the day and our goal is to get all of this material down and off so while Frankie and I concentrate on the removals Sam begins on the cleanup so some of you guys have asked for a little bit more information backstory on Frankie's 59 years old and we actually met he lives in Rutledge Minnesota and I have a cabin up in Rutledge Minnesota and we met a long time ago and just hit it off man just kind of like same old school old country boy mentality just head down work get it done son with the last bits of demo behind us I can jump into the cleanup with Sam that's it for today's video guys I hope you guys come back because we are going to be finishing this video up this project up and showing you guys every step of the way just like we did today and the materials we're going to be using in the next video are absolutely my favorite amazing stuff god bless go get em you guys will see on the next one Oh pretty much yep that's the same stuff you think some of that we could take the break inside into one piece only yeah once you cover I mean CNEA today we're gonna go to the problem is did he say I better fan please probably got it I mean we can make that yeah I've made it for the bathroom I ran out halfway through it went outside and grabs and yeah literally nobody knew the difference nobody

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