This Old House Ventures

Mission accomplished: A young family keeps the historic charm of their 1929 house intact while transforming the basement and rear façade to gain additional space. TOH TV captured the action.

Deck maintenance during the summer is important, but winter deck care is just as necessary. Extreme changes in temperatures and precipitation during the cold months can damage your deck. Here are ways you can protect your deck in winter.

Plexiglass, also known as acrylic, is a flexible material with a lot of uses. It can replace glass panes i n windows an d doors, create signs and displays, protect pictures in frames, and even create greenhouses and garden structures. But, first, you need to know how to cut plexiglass, and this guide will help.

When it comes to hanging a heavy item on a wall, drywall alone isn’t sturdy enough to hold it. You’ll need to find a stud hiding behind the drywall, and that can be tough to do if you don’t have a stud finder. Before you start poking holes, give these methods for finding a stud without a stud finder a shot.

A mid-century modern offers a lesson in replacing a flat roof

The Charlestown roof boasts a blend of old and new methods that respect the building's historic character and as well as its budget

The new construction at Carlisle consists of foam-core panels that are strong enough to stay put for a century, and solid enough to keep the fuel bills low.

Ladders cause thousands of injuries every year - don't let it happen to you! Follow these tips to stay safe while using an extension ladder.

We share some tips and strategies for decluttering your entire home to help you achieve a more organized and stress-free environment.

The homeowners of th e 1929 brick cottage from the Nashville project house documented in Season 46 of This Old House added personality through a mix of vintage elements, bold new choices, and sentimental objects. If you love the look, here are some pointers on how you can make it work in your home.