Trees and sod are transplanted with Jenn, while a custom deck hatch is installed to access the basement. Inside, Kevin and Jeff assemble a smart lock system and Tom helps mount a unique range hood.
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Kevin O’Connor finds Jenn Nawada and her landscape crew in the homeowners’ current yard about 30 minutes away from the project. They want to bring several maturing trees to their new house. Jenn’s crew transplants the trees to their new location outside of the Seaside Victorian Cottage.
In the kitchen, Tom Silva works with master carpenter Riley Partridge to install a unique range hood.
Back outside, the sod has arrived from a local farm in Rhode Island. The crew begins to unroll it.
Just off the mudroom in the back of the house is a small deck, and underneath that is the only outside access to the basement. Tom helps Riley install an ingenious hatch that doubles as part of the deck.
The homeowners want all systems in the house to be state of the art. That includes the door hardware. Kevin finds Jeff Sweenor installing a state of the art lock on the kitchen back door.
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19 Comments
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Love those electronic locks, but anything electronic can be hacked, unless it's designed with the highest security in mind.
Nobody does copper gutters unless sold by contractors to the gullible. Criminal crews will roll around on a holiday whatever with a truck and be gone in moments.
Guaranteed they're never going to cook more than one pizza in that oven – if that.
This Old Don't Landscape With A Newel Post
Fart? 16:14 😂
Unless it's a gated community, I think those copper gutters will be gone quickly… They're probably covered by homeowner's insurance. I'd get vinyl for replacements.
Any LockPickingLawyer fans watching and cringing with me about the lock choice?
What a disgusting place to build a house let alone spend a couple million. People’s taste is ridiculous. Frozen tundra 5 months out of the year and an additional 4 months of gray skies, rain and cold. Enjoy it for 3 months losers
Door or gas leakage?
That electronic door lock is no good with door windows
Ok on the range hood, where the heck does that duct run? Looks like the duct “guy” has to cut his hole blind, with a blind recip saw, in the backing board.
Did you make the landscapers wear facemasks???
20:54 I'm surprised that they don't have a small solar panel on the outside of the lock above the keypad? The batteries would be rechargeable and the solar panel on the outside would be designed so it would fully operate the lock and charge the batteries but once there is not enough light to operate the lock and charge the lock the batteries take over. Once the batteries take over the solar panel will still take in any other light and then it will charge the batteries.
Why use the slave masks? Slavery is over! 4:16
That is one ugly kitchen so far!
People forced to use masks outside. So disturbing to see. Harming the people. So bad.
What are these replays?
I'm still looking forward to when the speakers plastered into the ceiling need repairs! I want to see that episode on Ask This Old House.