This Old House
Local electric brings new power access, and the kitchen designer reviews the wish list.
Local electric brings new power access, and the kitchen designer reviews the wish list.
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Taming an overgrown privet hedge; installing a laundry sink in the basement of a town house.
Saving a tube of caulk; replacing a worn-out roof on an old garage.
We learn about ways to pave the drive, and visit Scotland, to see linoleum being made.
We learn the workings of the new emergency power generator and wooden garage doors go in.
We view walkway edging options while Tom Silva finishes cabinet doors in the workshop.
A new stone wall goes up along the driveway, and Norm builds cabinet drawers.
The last wallboard shipment arrives, and Dick Silva gives us a tour of the top floor.
Subcontractors hurry to complete their in-wall work before insulation arrives.
The crew starts work on the mechanical system of the Cape, including heating and plumbing.
John and Claire's Cape-style home gets a new roof, siding, and windows.
Bob Vila and Norm Abram assess damage to the new roof caused by heavy rain.
The new roof is complete, and the team begins the shingling process.
Demolition begins with the destruction of the current roof; the floorplan is finalized.
A half Cape in Reading, Mass. where homeowners want to add a second story.
Painters apply the last coat of paint to the exterior; Bob goes to a Canadian mill.
A lock installer figures out the best locking system to install; Bob goes to Seattle.
Repairing holes in drywall; replacing a large 1920s wall-mounted toilet.
Restoring a slate walkway; repairing a leak in a fiberglass shower stall.
An examination of the landscaping and earth-moving for the property; draining rainwater.
Concrete blocks; an architect-designed solar home in Wilton, Conn.
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