
This Old House
A well-driller prepares to drill and a septic tank is installed.

A well-driller prepares to drill and a septic tank is installed.

Timber frame expert Ted Benson, Steve, Norm, and the crew dismantle the barn.

Host Steve Thomas takes homeowner Barbara to Nantucket, where they visit a barn remodel.

This Old House returns with master carpenter Norm Abram and new host Steve Thomas.

Repairing an irrigation system; fixing a bathtub leak.

Installing a staircase handrail; transplanting a rhododendron.

In the basement, aluminum plates will help direct heat up through the old wood floor.

The woodwork in the chapel has been sanded and the entire rear addition has been gutted.

The team goes to San Francisco to take on the conversion of a 1906 church into a home.

The grand finale in Milton, with the house completed and furnished.

The landscape crew puts in a sod lawn, and we receive a one-button key-fob security controller demo.

Interior designers begin their work as the construction crew scurries to finish up the job.

Redwood clapboards go on, and Norm explains the challenges of waterproofing and venting.

Tom Silva shows us the steel partition walls and how he's adding exterior window trim.

Bob works with experts to lay the kitchen floorboards and the brickwork on the walkway.

Bob looks at a heater for the workshop, tours the yard, and hangs the kitchen cabinets.

Bob visits a super-insulated home in Illinois and talks about construction details.

Bob helps install an exterior light, paint a ceiling, and install redwood trim.

Bob travels to a community that requires homes to run on at least 50% solar power.

Bob learns about storm window installation and how to build kitchen cabinets.