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Synopsis
Seven days ago, the Crevin family lived in an RV due to a frozen pipe crisis, but now they have a move-in ready home with running water and a functional septic system.
Synopsis
Elissa and her family faced an uninhabitable home with broken pipes and faulty insulation, forcing them to live in an RV. In just seven days, the Raney family transformed their living conditions, providing a fully functional septic system and running water. The episode features the Hills, who turned a water-damaged camper into a utility trailer, and the Crevin family, who moved into a newly insulated home. The documentary captures the challenges and solutions of homesteading in remote areas.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how the Hills transformed a camper into a utility trailer.
- Find out how the Crevin family made their home livable again.
- Watch the impact of drainage issues on homesteading.
Did You Know
- The Hills family had a camper that was destroyed by water damage.
- The Crevin family lived in an RV because their house was uninhabitable.
- The documentary shows that standing water can lead to animal sickness.
- The Hills' goats were previously exposed to hazardous mud.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What condition was the Crevin family's house in before the renovation?
The Crevin family's house was uninhabitable with holes in the floors, walls, faulty insulation, broken pipes, and no working septic system.
What improvements were made to the Crevin family's home?
Improvements included a fully functional septic system, running water, newly insulated walls, sturdy flooring, and safe separate bedrooms for the kids.
What issues did the Hills face with their property?
The Hills faced issues with debris, standing water, and a drainage problem that turned their homestead into a massive swimming pool.
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