The Tunnel
S37E19 North Shore Farmhouse: Truck in the New House
An inspector comes to assess the newly laid foundation. Kevin observes Erik Kaminski as he puts in the perimeter drain designed to divert groundwater from the home. The initial delivery of precut framing lumber arrives on-site, transported by several flatbed trucks. Landscape architect Kim Turner shares her vision for the landscaping with Richard and the homeowners, emphasizing a design that will give the property an established, timeless feel. Meanwhile, Matt Khoury initiates the framing process, while Richard examines the panel numbering system.
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Belmont Victorian: Dude, Where's My Victorian
Belmont Victorian: The Kitchen Came Tumbling Down
Belmont Victorian: Bracing The Basement
Belmont Victorian: It's All About Beams
Belmont Victorian: It's Foundation Time
Belmont Victorian: Opening the Entry
Belmont Victorian: Victorian 2.0
Belmont Victorian: Antiques for an Antique House
Belmont Victorian: True Colors
Belmont Victorian: Victorian Warmth
Belmont Victorian: Grinding Out the Details
Belmont Victorian: This Old Tree House
Belmont Victorian: What's Old Is New Again
Belmont Victorian: Inside Out Restoration
Belmont Victorian: The Final Countdown
Belmont Victorian: Goodbye Tired Old House
North Shore Farmhouse: This Old New House
North Shore Farmhouse: The North Shore Is a Blast
North Shore Farmhouse: Truck in the New House
North Shore Farmhouse: North Shore Framezilla
North Shore Farmhouse: Up On The Roof
North Shore Farmhouse: 400 Years of Home Technology
North Shore Farmhouse: Making New Look Old
North Shore Farmhouse: House Requires Some Assembly
North Shore Farmhouse: A Race to the Punch List
North Shore Farmhouse: What's New Is Old Again