Henry David Thoreau Tour
Bob visits Walden Pond and tours a recreation of the cabin that Henry David Thoreau famously built.
Bob visits Walden Pond and tours a recreation of the cabin that Henry David Thoreau famously built.
Bob discusses the home’s framing with contractor Bob Ryley.
Bob meets with Tom Florence, who’s installing the Flo-Well septic system. The tank is much lighter than with concrete systems, costs about 20% less, and will last much longer.
The basement walls are lifted into place and secured. This system is ideal for cold weather installation as the concrete is already cured before delivery. The prebuilt walls have R5 insulation and steel reinforced concrete studs.
Bob discusses a new foundation system that doesn’t require a concrete truck being on site.
Bob, Martha and the homeowner, Diana, discuss the greenhouse and the decor before Bob reveals a special suprise.
Bob, Martha, and the homeowner look at the plants in the new greenhouse. Martha explains why she selected certain plants and put thought into their placement.
When shopping for plants at Haskell’s Nursery, the homeowner gets some professional help from Martha Stewart, who transforms the greenhouse into an elegant setting for “tea for three”.
Bob and contractor Bob Ryley tour the spectacular finished greenhouse and, in addition to the greenhouse, a vestibule to the house has been created, solving the homeowners’ issue with cold winter air coming in the front entrance.
Bob discusses the bluestone floor being installed in the greenhouse.