Demolition ramps up as Gavin and Nicole strip ceilings and walls back to expose the true condition of their Welsh smallholding. Damp issues and poor past work come to light, reinforcing the need for breathable materials and proper structural upgrades. As usable materials are salvaged and waste is cleared, plans take shape for new plumbing and underfloor heating. Kitchen demolition brings its own challenges, but steady progress—and a brief break at the beach—helps reset before the next phase of the build.
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S1E13 Land Clearing and Trenching as ...
As the renovation moves beyond visible finishes, Gavin and Nicole focus on the less glamorous but essential systems that make rural living work. An upgraded septic solution takes center stage as engineers assess treatment plant locations, conduct soil tests, and navigate changing regulations. Alo...
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S2E38 Finale Revealed
The Steve Teak project features a comprehensive tour of a beautifully designed home. It highlights the exterior with reclaimed brick and unique architectural elements, while the interior boasts custom millwork and cabinetry in the kitchen and bathrooms. Living areas are crafted for comfort, and s...
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S1E7 Touring the Farm and Planning th...
Gavin and Nicole step back to tour their smallholding, sharing progress across the wider farm beyond the main house. They explore the history of the piggery, assess the condition of the old cottage and tractor shed, and outline plans to restore each space while preserving the property’s character...
