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Window installation in Bay head; Point Pleasant garage conversion; modular home in Manasquan.
Austin green remodel project (Part 8 of 8)
New York City Project, Part 7 of 10
New York City Project, Part 8 of 10
New York City Project, Part 10 of 10
Auburndale Project, Part 1 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 2 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 3 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 4 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 5 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 6 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 7 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 8 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 9 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 10 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 11 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 12 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 13 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 14 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 15 of 16
Auburndale Project, Part 16 of 16
Los Angeles Project, Part 1 of 10
Los Angeles Project, Part 2 of 10
Los Angeles Project, Part 3 of 10
Los Angeles Project, Part 4 of 10
Los Angeles Project, Part 5 of 10
Los Angeles Project, Part 6 of 10
Los Angeles Project, Part 7 of 10
Los Angeles Project, Part 8 of 10
Los Angeles Project, Part 9 of 10
Los Angeles Project, Part 10 of 10
Bedford Project, Part 1 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 2 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 3 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 4 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 5 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 6 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 7 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 8 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 9 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 10 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 11 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 12 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 13 of 16
Finishing touches; part fourteen of Cambridge project
Bedford Project, Part 14 of 16
Bedford Project, Part 15 of 16
Converting a 1935 English-style cottage into a residence for aging parents; part one of Essex project
Bedford Project, Part 16 of 16
Starting work on a barrier-free entry; part two of Essex project
Barrington Project, Part 1 of 10
Keeping water out of the house while preserving a level grade; part three of Essex project
Barrington Project, Part 2 of 10
Water and electrical groundwork; part four of Essex project.
Barrington Project, Part 3 of 10
Weaving shingles around a corner and installing custom PVC window trim; part five of Essex project.
Barrington Project, Part 4 of 10
A barrier-free walk, metal roof and lightning protection; part six of Essex project.
Barrington Project, Part 5 of 10
The Old World look of the walls and the new world of septic systems; part seven of Essex project.
Barrington Project, Part 6 of 10
Shiplap barn board walls and the finished yard; part eight of Essex project.
Barrington Project, Part 7 of 10
Parged plaster, salvaged hearth tile and quarter-sawn oak floors; part nine of Essex project.
Barrington Project, Part 8 of 10
Reclaimed marble tile in the foyer and hand-painted border tile in the kitchen; part ten of Essex project.
Barrington Project, Part 9 of 10
A grand tour of the finished “English cottage”; finale of Essex project.
Barrington Project, Part 10 of 10
Cambridge Project, Part 1 of 15
Cambridge Project, Part 2 of 15
Cambridge Project, Part 3 of 15
Cambridge Project, Part 4 of 15
Biking in Cambridge; part five of Cambridge project
Porch repairs; part six of Cambridge project
A modern house inside the shell of an old one; part seven of Cambridge project
A taste of culturally diverse Cambridge; part eight of Cambridge project
Painting, gutters, a wood-burning fireplace and kitchen appliances; part nine of Cambridge project
Architectural accents and tile in the master bath; part ten of Cambridge project
Window seat, stairs and knee walls; part eleven of Cambridge project
Plastic drywells to keep the yard from flooding and sleek new kitchen cabinets; part twelve of Cambridge project
Butcher block countertop and wall-mounted lavatory faucets; part thirteen of Cambridge project
Finishing touches on the Scandinavian modern interior; part fifteen of Cambridge project
Follow three Jersey Shore homeowners determined to rebuild after Superstorm Sandy.
Journey to the Jersey Shore, where two houses are going up and one’s coming down forever.
See a rescue vehicle tour; helical and timber pilings; and the Shore’s best crumb cake comeback!
Witness the race for a new boardwalk in Seaside Heights and learn about a modular home factory.
A barrier island’s natural state; landscaping and breakaway walls to go with nature’s flow.
Kevin surfs the Jersey Shore; sea level footings; stone veneer, siding, decking; flooring.
Three projects conclude on the Jersey Shore, the “Mantoloking Miracle”, garage doors, designing a planter.
Watch the crew tackles a new project: remodeling an 1872 Italianate Style home in Arlington, MA.
A water tank disguised as a Greek temple; demolition and discoveries; Victoria Mansion tour.
Replacing an inadequate foundation and a pitched basement slab; uncovering a secret ceiling.
Marrying a new roof to old; waterproofing mortar; Italianate Garden; a new door opening.
Self-leveling basement floor; landscape solutions tour; cutting in a new window.
Beaded vertical siding; revisiting a former TOH apprentice; lead and oakum joint.
Pruning large trees; PEX primer; 1872 Stick Style house tour.
Exterior paint color options; a new way to vent a boiler; 1870 Italianate house tour.
Edgar Hansen from TV’s “Deadliest Catch” works with the guys; raising the height of a railing.
Setting granite steps with ice; low-tech and high-tech ways to repair plaster; site built balusters.
Removing a hydrangea; working with red paint; indoor hailstorm
Arlington’s Spy Pond; water line replacement; fiberglass gutters
A better brick walkway; coping and mitering a chair rail; strategies for selecting tile
Soapstone installation and maintenance; cutting down marble tiles for wainscoting; the oldest continuously operating mill site in America
Shade tolerant plants; grout colors; sliding barn door made from salvaged wood
Teak and solid surface countertops; grouting pebble tiles; hanging handmade wallpaper
Ceiling medallion made with a 3D printer; garbage disposer options; crown molding
Steam shower; before-and-afters; Arlington wrap
Watch the first project of the 35th season, an 1850s-era Greek Revival house in Bunker Hill.
See the solution to a major problem—the exterior walls bowing out from the weight of the roof.
See the framing progress in the house and options for rebuilding retaining wall in the backyard.
Chart the progress on the dormer and the kitchen update.
Watch as Norm and Tom add some subtle Greek Revival details to the interior window trim package.
See the new kitchen cabinets and the feature wall insert in the master shower.
View the marble island top, new PVC fence in the backyard and the salvaged marble mantel.
Walk through the restored rowhouse, from the basement to third floor.
See plans for an addition to a 1966 Colonial in historic Lexington, Massachusetts.
See the layout and excavation for the new prefab footings for the first floor addition.
View the framing of the new farmer’s porch and see how the family’s coping without a kitchen.
See how the plumbing contractor uses a use a new bath waste and overflow kit to solve a problem.
See the landscaping plans for the front yard and two common rough plumbing conditions in the kitchen.
Check out the work on the back deck and options for the exterior.
See how plumbing inspections and rough mechanical and rough framing inspections are handled.
Learn which native plants Roger’s using for the backyard lawn and examine the infiltration system.
Check the progress on the mudroom and kitchen, and see how to patch holes left by recessed lights.
Chart the progress on the floors and in the kitchen.
See how bluestone, porcelain tile and antique granite are being used in and around the house.
Survey the garage radiators and doors, laundry room cabinets and the great room’s massive chandelier.
Check out the entertainment center’s design and execution and see the finished mechanical room.
Review the transformation that has taken place in the 1966 Garrison Colonial.
View plans for an Army veteran’s specially adapted home and see the framing of the exterior walls.
Learn about some of the 150 requirements implemented on ADA-approved homes.
See the involvement of local volunteers and join the family as they move into their new home.
The new project, an 1895 Victorian, begins, with a focus on salvage and restoration.
Plants are saved and demolition begins; a Victorian detail tour; window pulley repair.
Rotten lally columns replaced; Homer House tour; hardwood floor salvaged.
Flitch beams installed; laminated veneer lumber factory tour; rear-mounted toilet; landscape plan.
Mudroom foundation; kitchen cabinet options; vacuuming old insulation; resizing a door.
Porch piers; custom bay window; window restoration; entryway cantilever beam.
HVAC plan; copper water main line; interior design plan.
Front porch framing; ductwork; Brimfield Fair.
Mudroom framing; exterior paint colors; clawfoot tub refinishing
Front porch flooring; Victorian light fixtures; modern hearths
Custom mudroom window; interior paint colors; shingling porch piers
Arched gable shingles; custom floor cloth; tree house build
Tree house build; refurbished windows; wainscoting
Plant revival; newel post carving; treehouse reveal.
Countertop installation; mechanical reveal; magnetic paint.
Wall art; final reveal of a fully restored Victorian.
A new project begins: a traditional farmhouse in Massachusetts, built in a factory 200 miles away.
Panelized home factory tour; rock ledge blasting; pouring foundation.
Perimeter drain; delivery of pre-cut framing; landscape plan
First floor framing; interior design; roof raising
Cedar shingle roof; handcrafted lighting fixture; salvaged barn door
Geothermal drilling; period home tour; plugging leaky ducts
Clapboard siding; salvaged granite; insulation; geothermal piping.
Landscaping; wainscoting; interior paint colors.
Maple newel post; granite lamppost; backup generator.
DIY master closet; final reveal of the North Shore reproduction farmhouse.
In Arlington, MA, homeowners plan to restore and expand their Arts and Crafts style home.
The homeowners ponder design decisions while walls are demolished and a dangerous tree is removed.
The crew installs a steel beam, removes an old oil tank and starts digging for the new foundation.
A new foundation is built, while the old exposed foundation is reinforced and waterproofed.
Tommy and Kevin follow steel beams from fabrication to installation on the addition.
The homeowner works with the mason on the fireplace and both owners begin to design the kitchen.
The homeowners meet with the designer to talk about options for the first floor.
Norm and Charlie open up a hidden doorway to the kitchen, and the living room windows are replaced.
Arts & Crafts style for the front porch, the original stucco panels and color for the exterior.
A new shed built, copper installed on the front porch and the windows trimmed with a PVC product.
Building porch columns, laying a patio, installing kitchen cabinets and trimming the front gable.
New shingles, radiant tubing, a fireplace makeover and new side decks and rails.
The architect plans call for exterior decorative features on all sides of the house.
The owners have chosen ship lap, the hottest wall covering right now, for the third floor.
The kitchen island countertop is installed and the crew starts on a fieldstone wall in the yard.
Take a tour of the completed project house, including the addition at the back and the landscaping.
Meet homeowners who plan to renovate a formerly abandoned Detroit home themselves.
At the Russell Woods project, work continues with a security system install and insulation.
Richard snakes a camera down a drain to look for damaged pipes. Tommy repairs a leaky parapet.
Work begins on restoring the original leaded stained glass windows in the living room.
Tommy uses a modern solution for some traditional molding. The homeowners select plumbing fixtures.
Rough wiring is installed in the kitchen. A new HVAC system goes in. Tommy installs new fascia.
Tommy uses a clever fix for some damaged oak flooring. The front steps are repaired.
Leaded glass bay windows are installed and tile goes down in the kitchen.
The family starts painting. Tommy repairs decorative molding and the fireplace gets a facelift.
Tour the completed project to see the major areas of improvement and preservation.
Take a tour of the evolution of kitchen design concepts.
From large scale industry to small town makers, these factories provide materials for our projects.
The Makers Movement changed America; talented craftspeople have been celebrated on This Old House.
Follow the transformation of an outdated galley kitchen from demo to design.
A Queen Anne seaside Victorian cottage restoration begins ... and begins again.
New rafters get a decorative flair just like the old rafters. New light in the antique windows.
Mason Mark McCullough repurposes bricks from the Victorian house to build a chimney.
The crew returns to the Rhode Island seaside Victorian as the interior walls are about to be closed.
