This Old House
Richard Trethewey takes viewers on a tour of a boiler factory in Germany.
Richard Trethewey takes viewers on a tour of a boiler factory in Germany.
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With the wet plaster and carpeting removed, some hidden features of the house are revealed.
Steve and Norm go to storm-stricken Miami, Florida, in search of a house to fix up.
It's the home stretch, and the crew puts the finishing touches on the raised ranch.
The crew installs a floating strip floor, maple stair treads, and a granite hearthstone.
Steve visits an iron fabrication shop; a marble countertop is fitted into the kitchen.
The lights go into the great room and kitchen; radiant heating goes in on the great room's floor.
Norm puts in the columns at the front entrance; Richard explains the placement of the new oil tank.
The crew installs the double front door, centralized audio/video/telephone, and blue board.
Steve discusses design issues with the architect; the process of installing a whirlpool tub.
Front landscaping; view progress on the rough plumbing, granite steps, and the front entrance.
Mason Roger Hopkins works on the new landscaping; the homeowner back-primes the cedar siding.
The crew prepares an opening to accept a new window; view the roof venting system.
The timber trusses are craned into place; two alternatives for the new entrance's landscaping.
The homeowners tour the house; new ventilation chutes; visit timber-framer Tedd Benson.
Framing is well underway; homeowner Jan Igoe gives a tour of the developing spaces inside the house.
The crew decks over the second floor; plans for the new front entrance.
Lumber arrives on the site, and a hard cement coating is applied to the foundation forms.
Another ranch expansion; Norm and Steve discuss the polystyrene insulating foundation forms.
Steve catches up with the ranch homeowners and meets the foundation contractor.
Architect Graham Gund reveals his plans for the Igoes' ranch; complete London flat.
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