W2TCH
This Old House Hour poster

This Old House Hour (1979 – ...)

1979 • 47 seasons • Drama, Family • TV-G
On September 20, 2026
#2077860
2077th by attention TV show online
9.0Attention ScoreAttention ScoreOur daily Attention Score measures public activity and popularity signals across the web.How it works →

All seasons

This Old House HourSeason 35

26 episodes · Oct 5, 2013

## Jersey Shore: Rebuilding & Relocation - A Two-Part Story Get ready to relive the drama and rediscover the crew! This season takes us on a compelling two-part journey, first revisiting the aftermath of devastating events in 2013. We’re back in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, where the iconic Shore house has been painstakingly rebuilt after its destruction – offering a poignant look at resilience and the enduring bonds of friendship as the gang returns to reclaim their familiar stomping grounds. Then, fast forward to 2014 and a fresh start in Arlington, Virginia! The crew packs up and heads south for a new chapter, bringing their signature energy and antics to a brand-new city. Expect all the familiar fun – late nights, unforgettable moments, and plenty of unexpected twists – as they navigate life, love, and loyalty far from the Jersey Shore. It’s a season of renewal, reinvention, and undeniable connection.

1. Jersey Shore Rebuilds 2013 Part 1: Sandy and the Jersey Shore
Oct 5, 2013

In an unprecedented undertaking, *This Old House* tackles the renovation of three homes simultaneously. The team connects with each homeowner to explore plans for building structures that are not only more resilient and efficient, but also

2. Jersey Shore Rebuilds 2013 Part 2: Drastic Measures
Oct 12, 2013

The team considered the influence of FEMA regulations on construction standards and foundation choices. The house in Manasquan was demolished. Kevin surveyed properties in Bay Head. Difficulties arose in Point Pleasant.

3. Jersey Shore Rebuilds 2013 Part 3: Getting to Work
Oct 19, 2013

A fresh perspective is gained on the Mantoloking residence as construction progresses on the Bay Head house. The team investigates an innovative foundation system slated for use on a home in Point Pleasant. Furthermore, the program explores

4. Jersey Shore Rebuilds 2013 Part 4: Built for Speed
Oct 26, 2013

The program journeys to the Seaside Heights boardwalk, observing the ongoing rebuilding efforts. A new deck has been completed on a residence in Bay Head. The Point Pleasant project, however, faces setbacks. Finally, the program offers a

5. Jersey Shore Rebuilds 2013 Part 5: Lines in the Sand
Nov 2, 2013

The windows are now fitted at the Bay Head residence. In Point Pleasant, a new dining room has been installed where the garage once stood. And the modular home has arrived on the grounds in Manasquan.

6. Jersey Shore Rebuilds 2013 Part 6: Go With the Flow
Nov 9, 2013

At Point Pleasant, breakaway walls and flood vents have been installed. Construction of the modular home proceeds. A question lingers: which plants and trees endured the storm?

7. Jersey Shore Rebuilds 2013 Part 7: Stories From Sea Level
Nov 16, 2013

New construction in Bay Head features carefully constructed footings. In Point Pleasant, a residence boasts elegant stone veneer, durable fiber-cement siding, and composite decking. The Manasquan project is now complete. Professional surfer

8. Jersey Shore Rebuilds 2013 Part 8: One Year Later
Nov 23, 2013

A visit to the Mantoloking development, followed by a celebratory gathering marking the completion of the projects along the Jersey Shore.

9. Arlington 2014: Part 1: A New Project
Jan 2, 2014

The team commenced work on the Italianate residence, a structure first erected in 1872.

10. Arlington 2014: Part 2: Old House Discoveries
Jan 9, 2014

Richard found himself before a water tank, its utilitarian form cleverly veiled in the illusion of a Greek temple. As the demolition crew began their work, they unearthed subtle remnants of bygone days. Meanwhile, Roger shifted a rhododendr

11. Arlington 2014: Part 3: Concrete Jungle
Jan 16, 2014

Kevin, Norm, Tom, and Mark McCullough worked to replace the inadequate foundation by pouring a new slab and curb, carefully preserving the existing antique fieldstone. During the process, they also discovered headroom and original plaster d

12. Arlington 2014: Part 4: Quest for a Dry Basement
Jan 23, 2014

Tom is working to integrate the new roof with the old one. Architect David explains the extent of the house's transformation, noting the addition of two hundred square feet. The existing fieldstone foundation receives further repairs and wa

13. Arlington 2014: Part 5: Getting to Level
Feb 1, 2014

The process of creating a level ceiling in the kitchen and a level floor in the finished basement is detailed. An opening is cut to accommodate a new window installation. Landscape architect Cricket Beauregard offers guidance on cultivating

14. Arlington 2014: Part 6: Additional Details
Feb 8, 2014

The newly installed kitchen windows underwent careful inspection. Below, cast iron waste pipes were fitted using the time-honored technique of lead and oakum joints. Externally, the existing trim was faithfully reproduced, and fresh siding

15. Arlington 2014: Part 7: Arlington Heights
Feb 15, 2014

The yard undergoes careful pruning of the trees. Inside, Richard elucidates the considerations between PEX and copper for domestic water lines. Meanwhile, Kevin surveys an 1872 home built in the Stick style.

16. Arlington 2014: Part 8: Italianate Inspiration
Feb 22, 2014

Exterior color palettes are being considered. A tour of a nearby 1870 Italianate home is planned. Richard will present a more appealing method for incorporating PVC ventilation. Tom will demonstrate his preferred uses for radiant heating sy

17. Arlington 2014: Part 9: Deadliest Old House?
Mar 1, 2014

A familiar face from the high seas made a visit to lend a hand, addressing a problem of plaster cracks and reinforcing the second-floor railing for added safety.

18. Arlington 2014: Part 10: Old World New World
Mar 8, 2014

The process involved applying plaster to repair damaged areas, often utilizing ice to facilitate the procedure. Further repairs were undertaken with plaster. The potential of 3D printing for domestic restoration was considered. A review of

19. Arlington 2014: Part 11: House vs. Nature
Mar 15, 2014

The hydrangea, its roots undermining the foundation, has been removed. The exterior is now treated with a coat of red paint. Addressing the persistent dampness in the basement requires careful consideration of preventative measures.

20. Arlington 2014: Part 12: Water Water Everywhere
Mar 22, 2014

A trip to Spy Pond in Massachusetts revealed ongoing work: a new water main was being installed, and careful consideration had been given to materials. Chestnut flooring was chosen for its character, and fiberglass gutters, thoughtfully sel

21. Arlington 2014: Part 13: Brick, Trim and Tile
Mar 29, 2014

The path is laid, bordered by carefully crafted moldings. The homeowner selects the tiles, and new doors and countertops are then fitted into place.

22. Arlington 2014: Part 14: Soapstone, Marble, Oval Picture Frame
Apr 5, 2014

The project culminated in the subtle refinement of soapstone countertops, a final edge detail lending a polished finish. Twelve-inch marble tiles were meticulously cut for wainscoting, their surfaces destined to add a touch of elegance. An

23. Arlington 2014: Part 15: Made in the Shade
Apr 12, 2014

The project encompassed the installation of a custom PVC fence and arbor, the creation of a marble herringbone pattern within the powder room, consideration of grout choices for the faux slate floor in the mudroom, construction of a sliding

24. Arlington 2014: Part 16: Decorative Details
Apr 19, 2014

The kitchen gains a teak island top, while the master bathroom receives a new vanity countertop. A dedicated space for electronics is constructed, and the pebble tiles in the shower are finished with grout. Handmade wallpaper adorns the wal

25. Arlington 2014: Part 17: Sod, Garbage Disposers, Crown Molding
Apr 26, 2014

A truck delivered a fresh supply of sod, ready for laying. Next came the installation of a ceiling medallion, meticulously crafted with a 3D printer, alongside a custom copper vent hood. A garbage disposer was chosen, followed by the placem

26. Arlington 2014: Part 18: Italianate Renaissance
May 3, 2014

The Arlington Italianate project culminates in an exploration of the master bathroom's transformation to include a steam shower, followed by a tour encompassing the basement, bedrooms, bathrooms, and laundry areas. Finally, we offer a compr

OPTIMIZE & SAVE

Find duplicate catalogs, cut unnecessary subscriptions, and get more from the services you keep.

Start Saving