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After a few weeks of the vines being cut at the base they have died off enough to help make the vine removal a little easier.
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@vickisoutdoors_ 3 года назад

When we decided to tackle these vines never knew that it would be so overgrown. It was definitely a learning experience and will say that the home looks great with vines gone. Me and Mark appreciate everyone who watch this video ✌️

@1centplus1cent 3 года назад

Ivy covered buildings always look so pretty and fairy tale like BUT the damage the ivy is causing is not worth the aesthetic beauty of it. I once wanted an ivy covered home and my husband instantly said "ivy will get in the cracks and ruin it" and that put an end to that. Nice job and thanks for sharing!

@sharonmcneely5557 2 года назад

I would only have ivy growing up on a wire fence around my yard. Kept trimmed and under control it can be beautiful and provide privacy. I would never plant or allow any to grow next to the house for this exact reason! You showed great patience in dealing with this and I commend you for that. You worked hard and diligently! Nice job!! Thank you for the video! God Bless you and your family!

@ginetteregimbal4882 10 дней назад

I once thought of growing potato ivy next to my home, but since watching all these ivy removal vids … NO WAY! NO NO WHERE!

@wayneroland8220 3 года назад

I have vines growing on lattice around my pool deck. 23 years old have to come down next spring. Rebuild deck. Watching this scares me. Great job. Take care

@shafersshafers5231 3 года назад

That vine is crazy thick! I can’t believe how hard it is to get rid of. Sure makes a person think twice in planting a vine next to the house. 🤔 Well anyway you both are doing a good job better you guys then me. 😊

@frank4532 3 года назад

Great job Cant understand why they would let the vine get so out of control Thanks for sharing 👍

@ImNotaRussianBot 3 года назад

They could have inherited it.

@spicynomad 3 года назад

having vines like this on a house is a 'thing', frank. on the corner of west end and 91st St there is a 15 story bldg covered in vines. its beautiful. the downside is its part of the bldg now and if they ever remove it they will have to rebrick that entire side. i dont like to own properties like this i just like to admire them. :0)

@adavazquez6912 3 года назад

CARELESSNESS

@basecom70 3 года назад

The feeling of wanting to pull that thing down with a truck or something is overwhelming, but I am sure it would damage the home. Lots of work and seeing you on a ladder with a chain saw is scary.

@PopsieLouisiana59 3 года назад

My first thought and then, hire a professional.

@billrobbins5874 3 года назад

Heard what vines on the house can do. Seeing makes one a believer. Great job, just not for the faint of heart. Bonus, hidden bee hive. Sad you got stung. 🐝🐝🐜🐜🪜🪜🐝🐝🐜🐜

@hanginwithkh2021 3 года назад

That vine was a beast! Y'all did a great job.

@vickisoutdoors_ 3 года назад

Thanks it looks so much better ✌️

@alanatkins4315 3 года назад

A recpricating saw would be safer and easier to use.

@Sunshine-wc2jp 3 года назад

Oh! Your back! Even makes mine hurt watching you! Please take care of yourself!!

@karenheartoriginal3783 3 года назад

Wow, you’ve certainly worked hard on this place and it’s looking really good. Hope you're feeling okay from the sting(s)…angry insects are so mean! Blessings for the remainders of your work there. Thanks for taking us along ❣️👍👏💯👌

@b1g1lz 3 года назад

When I first moved into my house I pulled a massive vine off it with my truck. Cut above the root and tied a strap to the trunk. Constant pressure peeled the whole slab off the house slowly. The small roots left onto the brickwork though, I'm still cleaning them off 15 years later as I'm repainting.

@janetneo4272 3 года назад

Hope to see the next video for the complete vine remove. Good job.

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

We are going to be working on the rest of it soon. The rest of the vines should be a little easier to remove after cutting them from the trunk.

@territ1231 3 года назад

Looks so nice without all the messy vine covering it!!

@annecornine8469 3 года назад

Lordy!! A reason to never plant vines next to the house....good job!!

@vickisoutdoors_ 3 года назад

Thanks

@bryanklassen9158 2 года назад

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@naturefeeder5748 3 года назад

Watching that just makes my skin crawl! As if all of the ants and other insects that must live in there aren’t bad enough, I am as allergic to English Ivy as I am to poison ivy! If that were my house I would have just burnt it down and started over! You did amazing work!

@evaperez4139 3 года назад

Very satisfying to watch. Never care for clinging vines. New subscriber , stay safe Greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

@vickisoutdoors_ 3 года назад

Thanks for watching 😀✌️

@littleslawncareandfirewood 3 года назад

Awesome job guys that thing’s a monster!

@crewellady 3 года назад

Not an expert but thinking they might need a structural engineer to check the integrity of that corner of the building and an exterminator to get rid of the ants and bees...

@alveradavis9537 2 года назад

Not to mention rodents !

@richardharms8748 3 года назад

Nice job folks. Nice hat Mark. Looks comfy. Viki needs one. Thanks for your time.

@elisae7645 3 месяца назад

Awesome job ❤❤❤

@wandaarganbright4056 3 года назад

A reciprocating saw would have helped A LOT!

@doublezero7852 3 года назад

I would think the hedge trimmer would have been a good tool to start with from the beginning, to get rid of most of the bulky leaves and small stuff.

@scottofgreywaterwatch1298 3 года назад

Loved it when you pull out the pole saw! Great work!

@sheilam4964 3 года назад

Thanks for this video otherwise I would have never seen such a large English Vine. That's a once in a life time experience. I know there are plenty of them on sides of old castles and manors but those are always groomed and trained and kept in 'their' place and I have yet to see someone video one up close to show the size of their stem - huge trunk. Still, they do damage to the building. As much as I wish it could have continued to exist, the cost to repair the damage to the home would only increase. It was so grown into the structure of the house it was beyond grooming and training to save the house. I imagine some trimming was done over the years or the window would have been obscured. That was quite another large piece trailing off down the side of the house. Thanks, again.

@karenmoriarty5754 3 года назад

At first, having the homeowner hanging around annoyed me, but i am glad she was there to witness the difficulty of the job. Charge accordingly.

@MBGAdventures 3 года назад

That is crazy. What are people thinking to let vines grow like that on your house. Lots of money to repair all the damage to the exterior. OMG, now hornets? You ever wonder why we take on these kinds of jobs lol Great video Mark and Vicki. Be safe.

@vickisoutdoors_ 3 года назад

Those vines last year the whole front of the house was full of bees that’s why we decided this year to go ahead and cut them out that was my idea I don’t know why I thought of that but anyways we thought we could get the vines out before a bees nest would get back in there thanks for watching Mike

@allenklaugh 3 года назад

Wow just wow , what a job. Hope you feeling better after being stung. I’m sure when the project is done it will be beautiful. I bet you were thinking to yourself “ I’d rather be cutting grass instead of messing with this 🤣 great job guys and keep us posted 👍🇺🇸😎

@estertadeo6061 3 года назад

Awesome job. Yet scary as you climb up that ladder. You did very good.

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

Thank you, I make Vicki nervous when I am on that ladder.

@galady8632 3 года назад

For the remaining bits maybe speak with someone familiar with the best way to eliminate the leftover mess. I would have been tempted to spray something on it to kill new growth and hopefully allow easier removal. When I was a teenager a neighbor hired a bunch of us to remove vines growing on his brick house. Here in Georgia snakes frequently take-up residence in those situations. We worked for about an hour before snakes became visible. That was it for us. We didn't know if they were poisonous or not but we decided not to continue. That's risky, grueling work. Thank goodness only a sting, scratches and sore muscles were the accumulative damage. (I had heard it helped to cut notches in the vine structure and pour boiling hot water containing dissolved rock salt was helpful. We did that about 10 days before we tackled the project. We couldn't determine if it helped, we were not there long enough. I refused to deal with RoundUp.)

@SJB79225 3 года назад

you scare me half to death on a ladder with a power tool. You need some scaffolding!

@amysharp7348 3 года назад

Agreed...

@amysharp7348 3 года назад

Awesome work. Very arduous!!! Glad I got to see Part 2... Thank You.....🤗

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

Thanks for watching.

@ggshandsomeboy5103 3 года назад

Soapy water will easily and safely get rid of bees. Use a garden sprayer or a bucket pour from the roof. They are beneficial insects, but unless a beekeeper is willing to remove the hive there's nothing else you can do at this point. Great work pulling down that vine monster.

@cathtf7957 3 года назад

That was intense, good work!

@julieadams34 3 года назад

Don’t know if you know those Fizcars are life time warranty on them take it to where you got it and they will get you a better blade for it for free. I think it is still that way .. or take it to any place that sell that brand.. Take care hope you are okay from being stung..

@valenciaward6616 3 года назад

Great job just be careful working off that ladder with tools like the saw. We want u to work safely and not get hurt. Great job 👏.

@katieallen3927 3 года назад

I can only imagine how much more light will come into that house.

@amysharp7348 3 года назад

Me too.....

@karenmoriarty5754 3 года назад

He is reaching across a rotating saw blade. Engine is running. Can you say dangerous?

@marthacarey5059 3 года назад

All you needed was 3 magic beans.

@redb1129 3 года назад

Change title to “Almost finished, I am not a vine removal specialist. I am done with this”

@ithacacomments4811 2 года назад

This is why my dad would scream...."no vines near the house!"

@BB-dg1sc 3 года назад

Is this a professional company? If so u guys have been seriously lucky to not have been seriously hurt. That vine was a bear but I was more worried about you getting injured !

@dj4123 3 года назад

Kudo's to you and all your hard work!

@kathybouziane5269 3 года назад

Let there be light ! Must have been really dark inside that upper level - 👁👁🍃🍃

@TDR85 3 года назад

The banter is so wholesome...

@allenklaugh 3 года назад

Hi Mark, Question: I also have a 48” scag tiger cub. 20 years old. The problem I’m having now is when I try to start it nothing happens except a one click coming from the solenoid. Don’t know if it’s bad or not. Sometimes it does start up. I have replaced the key ignition, cleaned all safety switches and even bought a new module, interlock.$130 bucks 😫 my book of knowledge manual doesn’t have a part number for the solenoid switch. I’m not a electrician on this stuff. Hoping you have a better knowledge of this and can help me out. If not no problem, I’ll carry it to the dealership. Thank you for your time👍 Allen

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

My Freedom Z that I had did that and the valves were out of adjustment. What was happening is the exhaust valve was opening late so the starter is actually trying to turn the engine over against the compression stroke.

@allenklaugh 3 года назад

@@Marksmisfitworld thank you sir for the quick response, I’ll let you know

@allenklaugh 3 года назад

Hi Mr Mark just wanted to give you an update: I replaced the starter on the scag and runs like a champ 👍 thank you for your help , Allen

@mfcjr1 3 года назад

Them old vines hate to let go. Nice Job!

@robertshrewsbury4241 3 года назад

Here are two bits. My husband suggested a Saws-all would be a good piece of equipment to get into narrow places and potentially cut from the back. I was thinking that the crack the trunk leveraged should be addressed, even if on an emergency level, so that wasps, bees, water don't get in. It was protected by the trunk and leaves to some degree and is now open. Don't know what structural damage the ivy's leverage actually did of itself.

@bethmorano1452 3 года назад

It helps to have the right tools. I wouldn’t want the owner so close in case of falling debris. Great video on how to get hurt.

@waymakerlawncare931 3 года назад

That was a Big project Great video yall

@Dunbarton 2 года назад

You were hired to do the project; there's no "we don't have any more time for this project"

@Marksmisfitworld Год назад

It’s an AirBnB, we only have so much time between renters to do the job.

@teresah.6696 3 года назад

Trees and hedges close to your house 🏡 will ruin it every time along with vines.

@vickisoutdoors_ 3 года назад

We seen what damage vines can do thanks for watching

@tiffanychrusciel324 3 года назад

Wow! Y'all are doing awesome! Vines are not good for the house.

@marynavanschalkwyk5896 2 года назад

You deserve a medal Be safe up there pl

@sergeybebenin 3 года назад

One of those times where you tie it to a car and let it do the heavy work

@rawkusrex 3 года назад

every time I see the word "extreme", I always gotta say it as "EXTREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEME" when saying it in my head.

@MariaReyes-jc4mz 3 года назад

Omg what a great job

@jaunessajackson6322 2 года назад

You did a great job, but I think I would have called the fire department for some help. That is a nice-looking house.

@Marksmisfitworld 2 года назад

There is a link in the description takes you to the Airb&n site with the rental information. You will like the inside pictures.

@steku70 3 года назад

That's Not only Vine it's Ivy the most at the Front... But also well done 👍

@valoriec 3 года назад

I'm so surprised that the hedge trimmer from the roof didn't get those bees swarming. You were so lucky to only get one sting. Don't give up! Remove them and finish. It's almost done. :)

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

They moved in after we where first there. With the amount that were swarming they haven't been there long.

@jongriffin2125 2 года назад

This is an AirBNB? My goodness!

@osangraketera6381 2 года назад

Great job im anew subscriber here watching from Philippines

@kthwkr 3 года назад

I cut my vines at the bottom to disconnect them from the ground. The upper part was starved of water and nutrients. A year later it was dead and dried out. And it came down real easy.

@patriciawenzel3871 3 года назад

We cut the vine near the root and let the growth on the wall die. It was easier to pull off then. Horrible plant!

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

We worked on this for about 6 weeks, we were doing the same. Cut the main trunk and let it sit for a month.

@toddjacks8288 2 года назад

Awesome video brother

@ladypearl9134 3 года назад

Lay chicken wire flat on the ground along the fence line & put dirt & grass seed on top. Stuff won't get in ( or out) under the fence that way. We had a dog that was a digger. And we have gopher turtles. Worked for both. Dog in the fence, turtles outside the fence.

@annatheswedishorchidhoarde2322 3 года назад

Well done what a monster 😊

@ernestsabatino826 3 года назад

Tree trimmer professionals now. Let them finish the job.

@hebneh 2 года назад

They're going to be pulling fragments of dead ivy off this house for years.

@Methodical2 2 года назад

A sawzall would have come in handy on this job. Chainsaws and ladders don't mix well.

@benbianinswg3248 2 года назад

I wonder if taking a flat bed chain and ratchet to that branch and tying it to a tree or vehicle and pulling it back would rip it off the wall easier

@benbianinswg3248 2 года назад

Or a vehicle winch lol

@lovesalaska1329 3 года назад

Finally the pole saw. I’m surprised there were no broken windows

@edreid5984 3 года назад

Must have got a lot of money for that job.. awesome job.

@hebneh 2 года назад

The moral of the story is - think twice (and then three and four more times) before planting anything that will grow over and then adhere to a building.

@garymucher9590 3 года назад

Hate that you got stung by bees, but surely don't stop the project. Don't allow the bees to win. Time to take the bees out as well. I often wondered why anyone allows any type vegetation to grown on their home. The damage that causes is not pretty by any stretch... I wonder if a multi-tool with an aggressive blade would work with the vines. You can get into very tight areas with one and cut through most anything with them. Just an idea. Thumbs Up!

@rynait 3 года назад

i was thinking the same thing OMT with batteries. half moon wood blade. more control on cutting wedge style cuts. makes hinge lever style leverage for pulling.

@pammager7135 Год назад

That vine must be like a brain tumor. The tentacles weaving in and out and around. Must have been growing for years. Think the ants could travel up the house in there? Good to take it down!

@Marksmisfitworld Год назад

That vine has been on there for over 50 years. It was crumbling some of the concrete structure from being wrapped around it.

@joeyyoung1279 3 года назад

Great video 👍

@yvonnesiber9803 3 года назад

How old is this vine? Looks bad. We have a vine a neighbor planted on the fence line has made its way to our house...needless to say, I'm concerned, the stuff appears to be growing under our lathes! Can't seem to get rid of it permanently.

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

This vine is at least 50 years old. Vines are very hard to get rid of if you ever do.

@frankhall4 3 года назад

Lots of work stubborn vines

@pammager7135 Год назад

Hope you sprayed that area with wasp killer? You could have been stung a number of times!

@Marksmisfitworld Год назад

Lots of empty cans on this job.

@lordbyrom100 3 года назад

Can’t understand why professionals have to buy protective clothing and equipment to work at height ???and use chain saw you can learn a lot from this guy folks ….I’m off to buy some cheap plasters 🤯🤯

@mimidc7089 3 года назад

Yes! The over grown vine grew into a beast of trouble. One question, why didn’t you ask the neighbor to move its car and/or why didn’t you cover the neighbors car. Least you won’t be responsible for damage to personal property.

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

We quit asking people to move their cars years ago, not worth the attitude we get for inconveniencing them we just work around the cars. We have insurance if any personal damage happens, and to cover the car we would have to knock on the door and interrupt what they are doing to ask permission to cover the car.

@karenheartoriginal3783 3 года назад

I kept wondering who would just sit in their house, hearing all that going on, and choose NOT to move their car!! Not only for their car's safety but also to help y’all have more room…but that's just me 🤷‍♀️😊

@mimidc7089 3 года назад

@@karenheartoriginal3783 Absolutely. I gather it’s not an investment as originally thought. Agree with you.

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

The houses on either side of this house has renters that just sit in their houses all day.

@tristiandanckert2270 3 года назад

When removing it from the wall wrap a chain or rope around it hook it to the tow ball n slow move forward in turn ripping it off the wall

@rosajackson1367 3 года назад

Well done!

@Saxondog 3 года назад

Your total disregard for your own safety amazes me. I hope you never experience kickback on that chainsaw, and using it on a ladder is asking for trouble. The yo-yo drop start adds to your woes. Please take tuition on a chainsaw and treat it with respect, not contempt. Take care mate.

@snoopysrc 3 года назад

Msrk awesome video

@giadajademancini 3 года назад

These videos are so cool to watch but they would look so much better with a still camera shooting the whole job

@y.lelivelt2619 3 года назад

How are you doing? Does it stil hurt?I think there were wasps and not a bee swarm.Even now will the ivy grow back. You have to remove everything. It's a lot of work and the wall will still be ugly. Succes.

@jennybassam5515 3 года назад

That was therapeutic

@Sheisty25 2 года назад

Why not let it sit for a week or two so it can weaken after you cut the lower section?

@madamethome5869 3 года назад

Have the owner get someone in there to spray and kill those hornets before you work on it again and then you can come back and pull some more off. Awesome job hope you were not too badly stung.

@amysharp7348 3 года назад

Agreed

@vickisoutdoors_ 3 года назад

We keep spray in truck they have to be sprayed at night it usually take care of them.Thanks for watching

@catlady5758 3 года назад

Would have been easier if you cut all the leaves off the vine before cutting the branches?

@queenishutchins5348 3 месяца назад

Great job

@alveradavis9537 2 года назад

That’s why I NEVER UNDERSTAND why home owners let this stuff grow around their home 🤔🤔🤔😲. Disgusting and could cause expensive repairs ! Good job sir ! 👍🏽👍🏽🔥👍🏽🔥🏋🏽‍♂️🏋🏽‍♂️🏋🏽‍♂️🏋🏽‍♂️🏋🏽‍♂️

@Marksmisfitworld 2 года назад

It’s a horrible mess.

@MariaReyes-jc4mz 3 года назад

Some pressure washing after the cleanup and home will look beautiful

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

Thanks for the idea, we will be working on this property for a while.

@mariannefroholdt9783 3 года назад

Should you not use protection on your legs and so on?

@GroundmaintenanceTv 2 года назад

That's a big work

@gracewashburn8276 3 года назад

That is a massive side vine going up the side of the house my goodness

@JsCrazyCutzLLC 3 года назад

That thing was a monster Lol 14:11😮that's gonna be a lot of work on that location!

@Marksmisfitworld 3 года назад

These people have 4 properties that need lots of work. We have lots of extra work that will take some time to finish. $$$$

@lindatremblay2445 3 года назад

Great job done

@vickisoutdoors_ 3 года назад

Thanks

@kathim231 2 года назад

Why work so hard to get one long piece. Saw in small pieces

@lindakenealy1767 3 года назад

You should have sprayed some hornet spray killer. Early evening. I DID THAT BY MY AUNTS HOUSE...THEY MADE A NEST IN THE OUTSIDE LIGHT. LIKE OVER NIGHT. ..I SPRAYED LET IT STAND THEN KNOCKED OUT THE NEST ..THEY NEVER RETURNED.