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Ask This Old House Road Trip Part 1 of 2
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Ask This Old House
Ask This Old House Hits the road with expert contractors and a trailer full of tools.
| Thursday 5/24/12 4:30 PM WGBH 44 |
Friday 5/25/12 12:30 AM WGBH 44 |
Friday 5/25/12 4:30 PM WGBH 44 |
Saturday 5/26/12 12:30 AM WGBH 44 |
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| Installing a Front Porch Light; Splitting Firewood | Installing a Front Porch Light; Splitting Firewood | Installing a Battery Back-up Sump Pump; Fixing a Rusty Metal Railing | Installing a Battery Back-up Sump Pump; Fixing a Rusty Metal Railing |
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About Ask This Old House
In response to demand from viewers craving more personal advice and information from the This Old House experts, the spin-off series Ask This Old House was created in 2002. Ask This Old House features the familiar faces of host Kevin O’Connor, general contractor Tom Silva, plumbing & heating expert Richard Trethewey and landscape contractor Roger Cook, who make in-person House calls to assist perplexed homeowners nationwide with everyday household challenges. In addition to traveling across the US, Ask This Old House continues to help people near the show’s home base of Boston, and the entire New England region, find solutions to their DIY problems.
Ask This Old House
Fall 2011 Season Premiere
Ask This Old House® returns for its 10th anniversary season, featuring tips, practical advice, and real experts solving everyday home improvement problems. As part of the new season, Ask This Old House will feature more projects on the road, visiting Atlanta, GA, Philadelphia, PA, San Francisco, CA, Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX, Washington, D.C., and making stops around the Boston area to help homeowners with projects around the house.
This Old House is kicking off the second-oldest renovation project in the history of the show. The crew will be in Bedford, Mass., revamping a historically significant Colonial post-and-beam house dating back to the early 1700s. Homeowners and DIY enthusiasts Rebecca and Joe love the rustic and imperfect parts of the house, but they’d like to expand to make room for their daughter and two dogs, and to have enough space for extended family visits. This Old House’s team of experts will renovate the charming late First Period/Early Georgian, adding two modest additions in keeping with the period feel.
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