Rich, we won't know what will actually be televised until it airs, but the general contractor assured us that this particular episode will be different from most. They want to show the actual construction rather than just the decorating and fluff. The entire job was done by union tradesmen and they intend to play that up. There were cameras on us the entire time, so we'll see. We installed all the siding and trim on the house, about 80% of the facade. Our guys had hardly any room to work due to the homes on either side being only four feet away, nothing but a walkway between them. It was a trip raising our scaffolding in that space! Not to mention the chaos of working alongside hundreds of other workers. It was truly amazing to watch and our guys were very impressive! As were all the trades.
Joe- not only were we unable to sneak in a word about Scott on camera, but we were not allowed to bring cameras, wear logos, or attempt any other kind of advertising. In fact, the entire jobsite wore blue EMHE shirts and hard hats (though one of our men managed to sneak in his own hard hat with the purple mohawk
) They were very strict, though Bill became Mr. Popularity as soon as everyone found out "that racing guy" was on site. Could that have been due to our transporting all the equipment to site in our stickered 40' race trailer?
