Hometime Season 26

The new home’s architecture is enhanced with continuity of garage doors, entry doors and shutters as the foundation is covered with natural thin veneer stone.

Dean, Miriam, Dan and Bucky pitch in to install a paver driveway, walkway and step veneer.

Dean, Miriam, and the Hometime crew begin updating the 1970’s remodel of a 1911 kitchen with new windows and a new patio door in the bumpout.

Double hung windows are updated with new inserts as Hometime guts the kitchen and reframes the powder room for a pocket door.

Dean and Miriam finish up rough-ins, insulation, drywall and priming to get ready for new cabinets.

Dean and Miriam show how to blend two different finishes as they install new cabinets.

Dean and Miriam get the kitchen, mud room and powder room areas ready for new flooring and countertops.

It’s time for finishing touches as Dean and Miriam trim out the kitchen, mud room and powder room.

Dean, Miriam and the Hometime crew fire up the fixtures and appliances as they wrap up the project.

Dean and Miriam look at roofing, stone, garage doors and stamped concrete from the curb appeal perspective as a new home is built.

Dean and Miriam talk about roofing, railings and a realistic gas fireplace during the construction of a screen porch.

Dean and Miriam document the construction of two new homes, built inside a home and garden show.

Dean, Miriam and the crew demo some old kitchen countertops and install new quartz surfaces.

Finishing a hilly back yard with landscape steps and tile, a fire ring, plants and sprinklers.

Planting site-appropriate trees after a storm and building a crib for firewood cut and split from the damaged timber.

Pre-building timber frame walls inside and re-building on a new slab near Hometime Log Cabin.

Pre-building timber frame style roof trusses inside and re-assembling those on site as shed construction continues.

Taking out old concrete to repair, reframe and reseal the patio over a storage area.

Re-pouring and re-stamping the concrete patio while fixing up the storage area below.

Resetting an outdoor natural stone island, covering it with granite and setting a new built-in gas grill.

Updating an island kitchen with new cabinets includes visits with the designer and the manufacturer.

Finishing up the new cabinets for the island kitchen and covering those with new countertops.

Installing lights, plumbing fixtures and appliances.

Installing custom carriage house doors and laying a system of tailored pavers.

Installing clay tile roofing and natural stone cladding for the walls.

Finishing up the exterior and getting the new shed ready for winter.