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Garage Assessment

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I Bought a 50 Year Old House that Nobody Wanted (Full House Tour)

What happens here

The garage is unfinished, with exposed drywall, visible taping, and original lighting. It features a new garage door opener and new springs installed in 2020. Metal and wooden shelving units are present. The host points out an attic access panel and highlights the tall attic space. The electrical panel is also visible. The unfinished state of the garage allows for customization but requires completing the drywall and potentially adding insulation.

Goal: Assess the garage for functionality and finishing needs.

Tools and materials

  • Drywall — Wall covering (partially installed)
  • Garage Door Opener — Automating garage door
  • Garage Door Springs — Assisting garage door operation
  • Metal Shelving — Storage
  • Wooden Shelving — Storage

What they say

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Let's take a look at this garage. I don't like this door here. So we might have to consider opening a door. We'll see. This is a typical unfinished garage. The drywall panels have tape, but there are many parts that are not filled. Everything here is original. You can tell because they used to use nails for drywall. Today, they use drywall screws. The garage door opener lift itself is not that old. Well, that's it...The garage door itself looks renovated. This is a local company, so it was in 2020 that they put new springs in for Jeremy. Greetings to Jeremy, you did a great job. And the inspector, who I'm sorry I stepped on your foot, told me that when he entered the attic, it's actually quite tall for some reason . As if there was plenty of space, not enough to build it, but he said the previous owner, the guy, built something like a bench, so you could sit and eat a sandwich? That's what I was saying. And I thought: Because you remember at the beginning of the video I told you to close the circle. Moment.

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