Episode Overview
The renovation of the Dutch Colonial Revival progresses as master carpenter Norm Abram highlights the latest developments, focusing on the kitchen where general contractor Tom Silva and host Kevin O'Connor are reframing walls for new windows and doors. Upstairs, Tom works on installing a large window composed of six individual units for the library, while downstairs, kitchen designer Tamara Raymond collaborates with homeowner Gillian Pierce to visualize her new kitchen using paper mock-ups. Meanwhile, Kevin visits former This Old House architect Treff LaFleche to learn about his energy-efficient renovation of a 1906 Gambrel-style Victorian, which earned a LEED green building certification.
Show Information
Season 31 Episodes 26
1.
Newton Centre; Welcome to Newton Centre
2.
Newton Centre; Quality, Not Quantity
3.
Newton Centre; Work Begins, Homeowners Decide to Stay
4.
Newton Centre; Origins of the Dutch Colonial Revival
5.
Newton Centre; New Gambrel Addition Takes Shape
6.
Newton Centre; Making Room for New Windows
7.
Newton Centre; Pruning Hemlocks and Checking in on This Old House Austin
8.
Newton Centre; Father and Son Lend a Hand
9.
Newton Centre; Radiant Heat, Two Ways
10.
Newton Centre; Inspired Openings and Insulating the House
11.
Newton Centre; Never Paint Again
12.
Newton Centre; Stone, Tile and Oak Finishes
13.
Newton Centre; The New Kitchen is Coming Together
14.
Newton Centre; Interior Painting Primer and Fabricating Our New Countertops
15.
Newton Centre; Is the Island Too Big?
16.
Newton Centre; The Finished Project
17.
Roxbury; Project with Purpose Begins
18.
Roxbury; Mounting Challenges
19.
Roxbury; More Trouble than We Thought
20.
Roxbury; Coming Together
21.
Roxbury; Help From Our Friends
22.
Roxbury; Oak Doors, Fireplace Surround
23.
Roxbury; Custom Details
24.
Roxbury; Roxbury Past and Present
25.
Roxbury; Looking Back and Looking Ahead
26.
Roxbury; One Less Foreclosure in Boston
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