Demolition and Initial Electrical Prep

50-year-old houses are famous for their low ceilings, dark, unwelcoming atmosphere, and sometimes downright creepy appearance. Well, in today's video, we're going to take this 50- year-old house behind my back and transform its living room into a state-of-the-art, luxurious masterpiece just waiting to welcome guests and create tons of family memories. This looks incredible. Let's begin. Well, the big day is ahead. Dark, creepy, unwelcoming—we're going to change that. We will install some windows, tear down walls, run electricity , and put in new insulation. God knows what else will come out of there. First of all, let's lay the wiring, okay, little one. Ear! I had to stay here until 7:30 last night to figure it all out, and I think I succeeded. We have power and a switch that will illuminate the hanging shelves on the side and bottom. For this, we will highlight a separate switch. We also added—by “we ” I mean ourselves—a junction box for the TV so we wouldn’t have to bother with extension cords. I decided to make everything as efficient and convenient as possible for future owners by creating a niche for an Internet router and a socket for connecting it. The problems continue. The plumbers came and moved our water heater to the garage. We passed the building inspection , but before we can seal the walls, we need to remove the mold that has accumulated over the years. So we'll take out everything unnecessary, replace the insulation with brand new, and start hanging numerous sheets of heavy-duty drywall . Wish me luck.