This whole house crew centered around a rolling cart in the lumberyard

This Old House

Season 46 starts with the revival of a 1929 brick cottage in Nashville, TN. Then, the crew heads to Ridgewood, NJ to remodel a 1930s Colonial Revival. The last stop: a 19th century historic home in Westford, MA.

Latest Seasons

S32 E16: Transformation Complete!

In the last episode of the Auburndale project, we review the entire house and the entire team celebrates seven months of hard work with the traditional wrap party on the banks of Charles River.

S32 E15: Systems, Security and Surfaces Take Shape

New wireless security systems, marble kitchen-window stool, granite countertops and "His and hers" closets are installed. We see the high-efficiency HVAC system. Tom shows a new "smart lock".

Sneak Peek: The Los Angeles House

This Old House television follows the expansion of a Spanish Colonial Revival house in the hip neighborhood of Silver Lake.

S32 E14: Front Yard Transformation

A new custom pergola is installed. Tom modifies the staircase to match the house’s design. Roger preps garden beds for planting a tall birch and perennials. Tom installs a click-together floor.

Fixing an Unfit Garage

You can upgrade a mismatched garage with a quick door replacement, a facelift, or a more extensive renovation connecting it to the house.

S32 E13: Absolute Curb Appeal

Roger installs a walkway with fieldstone. Tom shows Kevin how to recognize a quality cabinet and kitchen island. A bathroom gets new black and white tile. Norm boxes in the sunroom ceiling beams.

S32 E12: Making the Most of Green Products

Tom puts down new-generation composite decking. New paint promises richer colors and low VOCs—Mauro shows Kevin how it performs. A few simple modifications to the fireplace mantel updates its style.

S32 E11: Planning for the Pergola

Roger sets footings for the new pergola and selects a vine for the front yard. Norm and Tom trim the first-floor windows. Norm uses pitching sticks to create a mud job at the base of the new shower.

S32 E10: Landscape Decisions and a Duck Tour

Jen shows her plan for the front yard. Kevin blends old plaster work with new. Roger safely takes down a Norway maple. Kevin and Norm tour Boston and the Charles River. Henrique stains cedar shingles.

S32 E9: Stucco, Kitchen Design, Roof, and Insulation

Tom blends new basement with old using acrylic stucco. Tom waterproofs the new entry roof. Four kinds of insulation is installed: eco-friendly batt, cellulose, and open- and closed-cell spray foam.

S32 E8: Shingles, Ductwork, Lights, and a Pocket Door

Norm and Tom patch sidewall shingles. Richard installs ductwork for a hydronic HVAC system. Rough electrical finishes with 4-inch, dimmable LED recessed lights. Norm and Tom install a pocket door.

S32 E7: Progress On All Levels

Richard installs floor-warming radiant heat. A new basement floor and footings are poured. The team makes aesthetic decisions. Tom installs vinyl clad windows to reveal the Charles River view.

S32 E6: The Artistry of TOH and Jules Aarons

Tom and Norm frame the sunroom’s roof and install deck underlayment. Richard shows an expensive new change order on the back-to-back basement bathrooms. Kevin learns about photographer Jules Aarons.

Could Your House Be on TOH TV?

This Old House television is always searching for its next renovation. Could your house be The One?

S32 E5: A New Approach to the House

Norm checks the new front entry. Tom turns the flat roof into a pitched one. We review the new kitchen layout. Roger shows native and non-native species. Norm and Tom set new deck footings.

S32 E4: Fixes, Framing, and Floods

Tom levels the kitchen floor. Norm frames the first floor. Richard sees how the Charles River has been formed engineering projects. Tom and Kevin contends with the termites and carpenter ants.

S32 E3: Bringing in the Structure

Tom uses a crane to lift a 17-foot steel beam. Norm sees the insulated concrete forms used for the foundations and above-grade walls. Tom and Kevin discuss new lead laws and the kitchen is gutted.

S32 E2: Regulations and Challenges

Roger preps for the new foundation of the entry hall. The sun porch gets demolished. Norm visits the original gatehouse. A team of concrete cutters cuts through the 10-inch concrete foundation walls.

S32 E1: A Ho-Hum House on The Charles River

This Old House opens a brand new season by helping the Sharma family renovate their 1940s house on Boston's famous Charles River.

Los Angeles House

Norm and the entire This Old House TV crew are heading to Hollywood! Well, not exactly. But in 2011, the show will go to that fabled land of superstars and studio tours, stopping at its quieter and decidedly hipper cousin to the east, Silver Lake, home to the next project house.