Episode Overview
As the primary framing nears completion, Tom takes Kevin through the house to reveal areas affected by water damage, detailing his repair methods and preventive measures. Landscape architect Jade Cummings presents her design for the side patio, emphasizing its accessibility, aesthetic appeal, and effective drainage. Meanwhile, Roger demonstrates the addition of a fieldstone veneer to the concrete retaining walls, achieving a rustic, dry-laid appearance. In Bucksport, Maine, Norm visits architect John Gordon to explore the home he crafted for his daughter, Jessica, who has physical challenges. Back in Essex, Norm and Tom replace a decayed sill as Roger enhances the house's exterior with granite veneer to match the existing foundation.
Show Information
Season 34 Episodes 26
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Cambridge 2012: Scandinavian Modern?
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Cambridge 2012: Deconstruction and Design
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Cambridge 2012: Modernizing a Balloon Frame
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Cambridge 2012: Swedish Style
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Cambridge 2012: Landscape Plans, Roof Deck
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Cambridge 2012: Exterior Improvements
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Cambridge 2012: Old and New in Harmony
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Cambridge 2012: Plaster, Shingles, Radiant Heat
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Cambridge 2012: Gutters, Range, Fireplace
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Cambridge 2012: Swedish Design Details
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Cambridge 2012: Window Seat, Stairs, Knee Walls
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Cambridge 2012: Drywells, Kitchen Design, Deck Tiles
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Cambridge 2012: Hearthstone, Butcher Block Island
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Cambridge 2012: Secondary Spaces
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Cambridge 2012: The Big Finish
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Essex 2012/13 Part 1: A Cottage in the Woods
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Essex 2012/13 Part 2: Human Centered Design, Demolition
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Essex 2012/13 Part 3: One-Level Living
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Essex 2012/13 Part 4: Water Feature and Geothermal, Demolition
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Essex 2012/13 Part 5: Cottage Style
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Essex 2012/13 Part 6: Standing-Seam Roof, Lighting Rods
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Essex 2012/13 Part 7: Rustic Plaster, Advanced Septic
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Essex 2012/13 Part 8: Shiplap Walls, Finished Yard
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Essex 2012/13 Part 9: Tiling, Floor Stains
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Essex 2012/13 Part 10: Design for Everyone
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Essex 2012/13 Part 11: A Home for Mom and Dad
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