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Brett restores the beauty and functionality of a partially remodeled 1890s shingle-style Victorian house.
Preservationist Brett Waterman transforms historic homes with fascinating stories and untapped potential. With a passion for homes with unique character hidden beneath neglect and poor renovations, Brett restores these properties to their former glory.
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Please …we all want Brett back! Network, read your comments….Brett was an amazing talent with his work, dealing with his clients. He did the best, correct work at an amazing value! Brett and his talents are missed by so many! We want Brett!
The restoration is great but this guy has no eye for interior design. The colors, the lighting, just awful.
I really enjoy watching your videos. Your cabin with the porches just looks so peaceful. ❤️ Keep cooking for your family and mother as long as you can. My mom passed two years ago and I miss her more and more every day. Hope you have a wonderful weekend and Mother’s Day.
New Orleans could really use a Brett. What people have done to those beautiful old homes is an atrocity
When I was newly divorced I bought a 1895 federal. It was three stories and I paid $55,000 for it. All I could afford, as I was now working as a secretary somewhere. So on the weekends I would start on it. I remember my first project It was a terrible bathroom that I needed to put in a shower. I got Remodeling for Dummies! Twelve years later– just nickel and diming, I sold it. So I now had a retirement fund. I did a few more houses and the only thing I would have done differently, I would have hung on to the best. So now I’m tired, spent the last of my money and I’m living in a rehab that I will never finish. B that was my call. But I will say it is paid for and I’m not miserable I can walk around the debris– While I still can walk!🤔🤭 Sometimes I sort of feel as though I’m stealth camping. . .
This might be my favorite episode, he can really work some magic.
I do not agwith your choice of cabinetry in breakfast nook. Too ornate. Should have kept it simple.
SUCH A MISSED OPPORTUNITY passing on the center staircase, WOW. The center walk would’ve been SO beautiful.