This Old House

The All New This Old House created a high-tech, energy-efficient, contemporary-style home in Brookline, Massachusetts.

The restoration of this 1907 Shingle-style Victorian included the removal of asbestos siding and overhaul of a kitchen.

This Old House brought a Greek Revival home in Arlington, Massachusetts, back to life.

This Old House rehabilitated and expanded a 1710 Colonial farmhouse in Acton, Massachusetts, working to preserve the integrity of the original structure while adding a kitchen, laundry room, family room and master suite.

This Old House headed to the southernmost city in the continental United States, Key West, Florida, for the renovation of a circa 1886 Conch Captain house.

This Old House collaborated with Boston's Public Facilities Department on the renovation of an abandoned triple-decker, creating a home and two rental apartments for a first-time home buyer.

The renovation and expansion of homeowner Christiane Bintliff's 1930s, termite-damaged, ocean-side bungalow took the crew to Honolulu, Hawaii.

The Victorian renovation that started it all.

The crew put a new spin on a good old-fashioned barn raising, restoring a 1835 barn in Concord, Massachusetts, using post-and-beam construction with stress-skin panels.

This Old House heads back to the city for the renovation of an 1865 Second Empire-style brick townhouse in Boston's historic Charlestown neighborhood.

Here's how two homeowners decided between old and new looks for their third-floor addition.

The Charlestown roof boasts a blend of old and new methods that respect the building's historic character and as well as its budget

Bamboo flooring is durable, attractive, and environmentally friendly

How wood scraps become a smooth, sound building material for the 21st century

Old house plaster problems are unique to each historic building, but with a few basic tools and materials and an appreciation of history, repair is at hand

Like the six degrees that are said to separate you from every other person, six phases separate every homeowner from a completed renovation.

If windows are a house's eyes then, like human eyes, they're worth taking care of

When demolition and renovation begin to overwhelm, Dan and Heather retreat to the roof to keep their dream in sight.

Homeowner Rob Thompson and the This Old House team transformed this Mediterranean Revival-style house into a delightful tropical compound.