Bob Vila's Home Again - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Cape-style Home: Clearing the Lot

Cape-style Home: Ell and Deck

Cape-style Home: Wall Construction

Cape-style Home: Staircase and Roof

Cape-style Home: Ceiling, Roof and Plumbing

Cape-style Home: Bulkhead, Trim and Roofing

Cape-style Home: Joining the Old Ell

Cape-style Home: Front Door, Shingles and Plumbing

Cape-style Home: Wiring, Clapboards and Window Trim

Cape-style Home: Kitchen Design and Septic System

Cape-style Home: Paneling, Furnace and Tile

Cape-style Home: Floor Painting and Bathroom Vanity

Cape-style Home: Landscaping and House Tour

Two-family Greystone: House and Neighborhood Tour

Two-family Greystone: Plans Discussed and Demolition Begins

Two-family Greystone: Engineered Beams and Plumbing

Two-family Greystone: Parallam and Iron Beam

Two-family Greystone: Basement Excavation Begins

Two-family Greystone: Electrical Work Begins

Two-family Greystone: Plumbing Continues

Two-family Greystone: Plaster and Drywall Work

Two-family Greystone: Budgeting and Tiling

Two-family Greystone: Lighting and Flooring

Two-family Greystone: Landscaping Begins

Two-family Greystone: Flooring and Stairs

Two-family Greystone: House Tour

Coach House: Coach House Tour

Coach House: Plans Discussed and Demolition Begins

Coach House: Excavation Begins

Coach House: Roof Demolition

Coach House: Fireplace and Staircase

Coach House: Project Status, Cabinets and Whirlpool Tub Installed

Coach House: Finishing Touches and Landscaping

Coach House: House Tour
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