Ask This Old House
S22E07 Rain Garden, Wrought Iron Railing
Jenn Nawada collaborates with a water conservation specialist in Portland, Oregon, to assist two homeowners in creating a rain garden. Meanwhile, Ross Trethewey demonstrates how moisture meters can uncover hidden water damage. Additionally, Mark McCullough works with a homeowner to enhance the safety of their concrete steps by adding a wrought iron railing and provides a glimpse into the process of how these railings are fabricated at an iron manufacturing facility.
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Girl Scout Community Garden
String Lights, Kitchen Painting
Shower Valve Repair, Sloped Landscape
Creosote Removal, Utility Cover
Generator Hookup, Brick Lintel Repair
Double Pane Window, Paint Bench
Rain Garden, Wrought Iron Railing
Winter Prep, Miter Saw Station
Paint Front Door, Generator Selection
Window to Door Conversion
Garage Graffiti, Nursery Closet
Hot Water, DiResta Leather Tote
Lathe Turned Segmented Bowl
Paint Wood Paneling; Play Kitchen
Invasive Plants; Bidet Toilet
Wildfire Mitigation
Shade Sail, Concrete Walkway
Grass Troubleshooting, Rocky Canyon Rustic
Radiant Floor Retrofit, Cable Railings
Rain Barrel, Pooling Patio
New Shade Pattern, HVAC Showroom
Paint Dark Basement, Bat House
Garden Restoration, Bathroom Exhaust Fan
Smart Thermostat Wires, Bluestone Cleaning
Firebox Restoration, Tool Storage Organization
Rose Test Garden, Wall Tile Replacement