The This Old House Hour - Episodes- Followmy.tv

This Old House opens a new season with work on a 300-year-old farmstead that is rich in Colonial history. Homeowners Joe and Becky Titlow plan to preserve th... read more

Landscape contractor Roger Cook starts by transplanting the shrubs and plants from the front of the house to a place where they can be "heeled in" for safe k... read more

Master carpenter Norm Abram continues work on removing the old clapboards, while out back at the new addition, general contractor Tom Silva and mason Mark Mc... read more

Host Kevin O'Connor arrives to find the floor and walls of the new entry addition framed up, and general contractor Tom Silva getting ready to create the con... read more

Host Kevin O'Connor meets with landscape designer Jenn Nawada Evans to see her plan for the rambling site. The first order of business is reclaiming a good p... read more

Host Kevin O'Connor arrives to find the new family addition framed up and sheathed using something fairly new – a coated OSB product that has the properties ... read more

General contractor Tom Silva tops off the existing cellulose insulation in the walls of the oldest part of the house. Meanwhile, landscape contractor Roger C... read more

General contractor Tom Silva finishes up the last of the structural work by replacing an undersized and partially rotted old post in the kitchen. Meanwhile, ... read more

General contractor Tom Silva installs new red cedar clapboards on the oldest part of the house using a story pole to match the coursing of a later addition. ... read more

Master carpenter Norm Abram and general contractor Tom Silva rebuild the front door surround to eliminate rot and also to create a more attractive and histor... read more

Landscape contractor Roger Cook installs a 3,000-pound slab of reclaimed granite for the front step. Meanwhile, general contractor Tom Silva installs new woo... read more

General contractor Tom Silva and master carpenter Norm Abram install the massive decorative timbers in the new family room. Meanwhile, plumbing and heating e... read more

Landscape contractor Roger Cook uses old-style bricks made in Massachusetts to create a winding path to the new entry door. He uses half-bricks strategically... read more

General contractor Tom Silva shows master carpenter Norm Abram how he's restoring the c. 1720 raised panel front door with flexible epoxy and a new paint job... read more

Landscape contractor Roger Cook oversees the final finish going down on our driveway – a thin layer of liquid asphalt and stone that ends up looking like a g... read more

As the Bedford project wraps up, landscape contractor Roger Cook and landscape designer Jenn Nawada Evans install both the new and old plant material, adjust... read more

As the next project starts, demolition begins on the 1950s porch addition and the first floor is gutted.

The crew prepares the house for Hurricane Irene and begins framing the second floor.

Installing windows using a custom copper pan for flashing; installing architectural shingles.

Exterior shingles; hydronic system integrated with a solar hot water system on the roof.

Installing a custom copper gutter and scupper as well as coastal tolerant and native plants.

The Brazilian hardwood garapa is installed on the new deck; red cedar shingles. Red oak flooring and decorative polyurethane brackets are installed.

Replacing cracked asphalt with new concrete pavers in the driveway; using cherry veneers in the kitchen; wall cabinets; setting the new tub.

Retractable awning; Saratoga soapstone; light fixtures; electric floor warming system.

Glass tile; installing a garage storage system; cable railing system; installing a gas stove; LED down light.