S37 · E21

North Shore Farmhouse: Up On The Roof

Apr 23, 2016

Erik lays red cedar shingles on the roof. Kevin visits a reproduction first-period colonial home a few miles away find out how houses were roofed 400 years ago. Up in Rupert, Vermont, homeowner Bill shows Kevin how the reproduction light fixtures the couple selected are handcrafted. Window installation begins. Norm heads to Maine, where homeowner April and interior designer Kristina Crestin search for salvaged doors for the pantry and dining room.

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North Shore Farmhouse: Up On The Roof

Episodes

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