Nostalgia. An old messy house. Hopeless to repair.

Thats what I was thinking maybe it belong to Jimmy seville.

It's been a dream of mine ever since I was like 5 years old to drive an excavator.. What an irrelevant reply lol

True 😕

Nostalgia. An old messy house. Hopeless to repair.

In one sense yes in another sense no.

I don‘t get why they don‘t seem to care about separating stuff and remove the interior before crushing the house. Do they even recycle anything?

They grab any copper pipes that they see, and large pieces of steel, like girders in the basement ceiling. They might try to keep the masonry and concrete separate to be crushed and used as a subbase for paving. Pretty much everything else is shipped off to a landfill.

@@JohnZWetmore Do they try to save the slate roofing tiles to be reused for repairs on other homes/buildings ?

He would not get a job demolishing in Europe. The mess he created would be really difficult to recycle. When a machine operator demolish in Europe they sort the debree into containers. It is far easier to do it before hauling the containers away.

this has happened before and it makes you sick when you see it. we always triple check

@@bigdave6331 I can’t imagine how awkward that would be

@@lesthomasson7220 thats an understatement lol

OMG SAME.. what a coincidence

YES

Except for some of the copper and iron, most of it was hauled off as mixed waste. I don't know what they did with it on the other end. On the other hand, for this other demolition, the operator tried to keep the masonry separate from the other rubble and they were sent to separate places. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ir9oa92gkqfKn40.html

Good, but not professional.

Several houses on the block were being demolished to make room for an apartment building. It's two blocks from the subway station. This was one of the newer houses. I believe it was built around 1937. Most of the demolition rubble ended up in the basement until they trucked it off the next week. Arlington Road was widened to 4 lanes several decades ago. As a result, this house had a very shallow front yard. Most of the road widening in this part of the county took place in the 1950s and 1960s.

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July 25, 2019.

Eminent Domain was not used in this case. The owners sold voluntarily and were paid a handsome premium by the developer.

That's right. The site currently has a tower crane and the new apartment building is under construction.

@John Z Wetmore that what I thought. My friend, who lives in Chevy Chase, were going to a Yoga class on Bethesda Row Tuesday and noticed the now demolished houses. I looked online and found some of those properties sold for up to $4 million - that’s insane!!!! I’m going to Sala Thai on Monday. I really hope those houses across the street are demolished. They’re an eyesore

@@jgallardo7344 When you are trying to assemble several small lots to create a big lot, you often end up paying a premium. The buildings across from Sala Thai are on land that is planned for redevelopment. I expect them to be demolished this year.

Bethesda, MD, on Arlington Road between Edgemoor and Moorland.

@Supersquid well squid, back stabbin' hypocrites, liars, tale tellers, immaturity, no live and let live, apart from that I hate them and the way they conduct themselves

Do you know the power of the machine

Here it is: www.google.com/maps/@38.9853066,-77.0986906,3a,75y,88.88h,94.74t/data=!3m5!1e1!3m3!1sP3QCpWDA1ZeDS44HDwmzuw!2e0!6s%2F%2Fgeo2.ggpht.com%2Fcbk%3Fpanoid%3DP3QCpWDA1ZeDS44HDwmzuw%26output%3Dthumbnail%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26thumb%3D2%26w%3D203%26h%3D100%26yaw%3D121.177986%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100?hl=en

That's right. The water helps reduce the amount of dust.

July 25, 2019.

Bethesda, Maryland, that's why.

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if this were in the uk they would have been salvaged but anywhere else the time taken to remove everything to recycle is longer especially when it comes to the slate cos the roofs often have slates nailed directly to a board meaning a lot of them get damaged when removing them so its easy to just destroy the lot in one go

@@jasinere35 I know what your saying but I've made quite a few quid in past salvaging slates joists lintels to me it's like burning money but I'm in the UK i understand things are done differently else where

@@dean-gm1lg i too have worked at a relamation yard & know you can make a bit on salvaged stuff but this vid isnt over here its in a different country

@@jasinere35 I'm aware it's in a differant country as I implied in my earlier comment.

The water helps reduce the amount of dust. Here is a demolition without water, and you can see how much more dust is created. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nceco6mikqjTpGw.html

Control asbestos exposure maybe.

Thanks. I hope you see more videos you like.