Episode Overview
Master carpenter Norm Abram teams up with Michelle Moore from the U.S. Green Building Council to explore the criteria for the LEED for Homes program and how the Weston residence can meet these standards. Landscape contractor Roger Cook lays down porous pavers for the driveway, while a crane carefully positions a Port Orford cedar pergola on the front lawn. Woodworker Kevin Bittenbender from Bensonwood demonstrates how to create and install window trim kits. General contractor Tom Silva showcases a sleek industrial steel staircase, enhanced by reclaimed Douglas fir treads. Meanwhile, Norm and designer Carole Freehauf visit Esther's Island in Nantucket, Massachusetts, to discover a developer's innovative off-grid luxury living solution.
Show Information
Season 30 Episodes 26
1.
Weston; A Prefab Timberframe Project House Begins
2.
Weston; House Plan Virtual Tour
3.
Weston; Even the Foundation is Prefabricated!
4.
Weston; Prefabricating Inside and Out
5.
Weston; Raising in the Rain
6.
Weston; Raising Timbers
7.
Weston; Modular Rooms
8.
Weston; Closing Up the House
9.
Weston; Rock Stars
10.
Weston; Bringing Things Together
11.
Weston; Making A Mark
12.
Weston; Natural Surfaces and the Latest Appliances
13.
Weston; Keeping it Green Outside
14.
Weston; LEED Requirements
15.
Weston; Amy Lends a Hand
16.
Weston; The Weston Timberframe Complete
17.
New York City; A This Old House Brownstone in Brooklyn
18.
New York City; Classic New York
19.
New York City; Preservation & Planning
20.
New York City; In with the New
21.
New York City; Making it Their Own
22.
New York City; Restoring and Replacing
23.
New York City; Made In New York
24.
New York City; The Dream Team
25.
New York City; Wood Finishes Restored to Original Brilliance
26.
New York City; This Brownstone is Beautiful Once Again
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