@rachelama: ep.1 can someone help explain this to me, give me your best guesses please. This has been bugging me!! I just want to understand 😂 WHY DID SOMEONE COVER THE GARDEN IN THICK CEMENT?? I genuinely just want to know. I loveeeee a bit of house history!! And characterful houses. Anyone with good guesses? There was a strong demand for me to share the process, and I’m here with the first episode, the first thing I am trying to get to the bottom of and remove to find out…. What’s underneath 😅 1900s home with a cement garden. The journey begins ❤️ #homerennovation #londonhomes #DIY

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babyabroadofficial
Aajah🧚🏾‍♀️ | Baby Abroad :
Make this a playlist so I can binge😩
2023-11-19 16:59:33
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user8139614135005
AQueen :
Get a contractor and someone to project manage the project. Also get sage
2023-10-30 18:18:29
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melfromearth
Mel :
Instant follow. I’m invested 😊
2023-10-30 21:19:02
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availableusername150
human being 150 :
Definitely seems like it's water mitigation. Don't do away with the cement until you know what the soil is and if it's going to hold too much water
2023-11-11 18:47:53
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twisted_city
twistedcity :
Landlord special I bet.
2023-10-30 18:23:36
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wcnaintmything
wcnaintmything :
Besides poss water management, generations before us saw concrete as a cheap, easy method to manage and control their outdoor space
2023-11-17 16:47:54
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.el247
Erin L :
They probably used cement to level and slope down the grade of the garden/driveway to keep water from draining towards the house
2023-11-19 20:01:01
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aaronthegrate1
Aaron Hart 🍉 :
Having DIY’d concrete removal recently I can recommend against it. Save your time and energy for the other inumerable tasks ahead!
2023-10-31 06:40:37
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just_a_toilet_ghostie
🍉just a toilet ghost👻🍉 :
I’m sorry, fig trees can do WHAT!????
2023-11-16 06:09:32
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mishmishruh
missmish :
Probably to drain water away from the house!!
2023-11-14 22:45:19
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punkrockballerina87
mother_may_i :
If sewer already exists get it camera scoped first
2023-11-19 16:47:41
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leah809
Leah :
Do it right. Plumbing, electrical and structural work first. then make it look pretty 😍 wishing you the best 💖
2023-11-14 04:03:58
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dayfloat
E✨🇵🇭 :
Is your jacket a kimono?? Regardless I’m in love 🥰🥰 details pls
2023-10-30 21:05:25
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dreamweaver1102101090
Dreamweaver1102101090 :
Trim the trees away from the,house. The slope carries water away from the house.
2023-11-19 23:11:14
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tomidoesstuff
Tomi :
Where’s the tracksuit from?!?
2023-10-30 19:04:20
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_ygb
YGB 🔗 :
I am the neighbour 👀
2023-10-31 00:11:00
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ksexe
Kse :
ppl don't want to deal with gardens, that's why they put cement. and don't worry abt fig, if it was bad Mediterraneans would not have them
2023-10-31 07:18:26
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mijapomelo
Mija :
Super excited about this 😊
2023-10-30 17:59:39
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dc_rini
Rini :
You should also hire a witch to help cleanse out any lingering negative spirits. Those old houses don’t play.
2023-11-13 18:26:16
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usernw6x3zedwj
usernw6x3zedwj :
I love fig trees! I hope you can keep it 🥰
2023-11-19 14:56:52
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agrace1127
Aileen Grace :
Gal-you need to seriously investigate the foundation of this house
2023-11-19 18:04:19
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carolina_moncion_design
Carolina | CMD :
Water mitigation? I just did this in one house, built a retaining wall to level inside the area in another. All to control drainage.
2023-11-19 22:10:35
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nicoleoliviascott
Nicole🇬🇩🤗🇯🇲 :
if you need help with the decorating let me know I'm a level 2 student and wouldn't mind helping if you want 😉
2023-11-05 22:45:06
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nigelcyrus840
nigelcyrus840 :
Is there gutters for the rain water to run off the roof cement probably the previous owner did not want to deal with the mud or grass
2023-11-06 01:36:54
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mossgatherer
kat :
That moss is genuinely gorgeous tho 🥰😭
2023-11-02 10:51:59
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