
This Old House Hour — Season 47
The aftermath of Hurricane Helene left five families striving to piece together a future. They navigated the wreckage, each household grappling with the daunting task of rebuilding not just homes, but lives.
In Asheville, the work of rebuilding progresses as construction crews begin to reassemble damaged homes. Plumbing and electrical systems are now being installed, and meteorologist Stephanie Abrams offers an analysis of the atmospheric condi…
Mark consulted with a local mason to assess the extent of the damage to his chimney, inflicted by trees that had fallen nearby. At Paula’s, work began on the installation of new siding. Meanwhile, Kevin met with representatives of the Army …

In Swannanoa, Kevin assists Jim’s brother Bill with tiling a bathroom. He then travels to North Asheville, joining father and son roofers, JD and Jayden. Later that day, in East Asheville, Kevin and builder Will address rot damage on Paula’…

In Swannanoa, Kevin lends a hand as Jenn checks in with homeowner Melinda, while FEMA crews work to clear debris from damaged trees. Meanwhile, Mark tours a historic inn, and Richard assists building science experts in air sealing Paula’s h…

Kevin spent the day observing a local high school carpentry program, one dedicated to community service. He then met with an electrician in the heart of North Asheville. Later, Tommy assisted homeowner Paula in transforming an antique chest…

Mauro assists Paula in staining her front door. Jenn consults with the North Asheville landscaper, who is constructing a new retaining wall and steps using boulders. Kevin lends a hand to project manager Noah, helping him install an interio…

Following Hurricane Helene, Kevin surveyed the newly reopened restaurants and breweries. He also prepared the home of homeowners Jim and Ally for a fresh coat of paint, and Mark completed a fireplace installation at the North Asheville deve…


