The Tunnel
S42E09 Seaside Victorian Cottage | Upgrading Old School
The historic Coastal Victorian house features traditional Yankee Gutters, which the Historic District Committee insists must remain during its renovation. As part of the Generation Next program, a young apprentice is mentored by electrician Ben Giles, who works alongside Jeff Sweenor. Meanwhile, Richard Trethewey and plumber Josh Jordan demonstrate the benefits of a tankless hot water system, ensuring an endless supply of hot water. Tom Silva and Jeff collaborate to install decorative corbels on the porch, enhancing the home's charm.
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Behind the Built | Designing Kitchens
Behind the Built | Factory Made
Behind the Built | Memorable Makers
Behind the Built | Anatomy of a Kitchen
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Project Interrupted
Seaside Victorian Cottage | New Light in Old Windows
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Chimney Straightener
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Back to Narragansett
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Upgrading Old School
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Outside Details
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Design Elements
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Pizza Time
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Narragansett Windows
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Cold Weather Landscape
Seaside Victorian Cottage | Tommy in the Kitchen
Seaside Victorian Cottage | A Queen Anne Revival
Dorchester Triple Decker | Return to Dorchester
Dorchester Triple Decker | 3 Decker Heaven
Dorchester Triple Decker | House Fire Reclamation
Dorchester Triple Decker | Urban Oasis
Dorchester Triple Decker | A Project for Every Floor
Dorchester Triple Decker | Three of Everything
Dorchester Triple Decker | Finish Work Begins
Dorchester Triple Decker | Roof University
Dorchester Triple Decker | Almost Home
Dorchester Triple Decker | Our 3 Decker
Summer Special: Scandinavian Modern
Summer Special: Generation Next
Summer Special: Rebirth of Detroit
Summer Special: Return to Paradise