This Old House | Move in Day (S39 E16) | FULL EPISODE

It’s the wrap of another great project. Kevin tours the renovated house with the homeowners. Kids and parents arrive to check out the new and improved home.
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Homeowner Liz grew up in the house and inherited it from her mother. Renovated to accommodate three generations under one roof, there is now plenty space for her family and for Joe's parents.
Liz greets Tommy and Kevin inside and shows them the minor changes to the living room.
Upstairs, Norm and Charlie look at how removing an old chimney gave them more space for bigger closets in the girls' rooms. Down the hall they see the new laundry room that was once a small bedroom.
Inside the new master suite, Norm remembers repurposing an old door with Joe and framing the closet wall with the apprentices.
Over in the in-law suite above the garage, Kevin meets up with Joe and his parents, who are thrilled to have such a comfortable space while visiting their grandchildren.
Norm walks outside and finds Roger at the new sod, which was put down right before the first snow of the season. Roger's crew saved Liz's mother's roses and lilacs from the yard and returned them. They cut and pruned trees and planted three fruit trees. A new stone wall sits along the driveway.
The three apprentices who worked on the house over the summer -- Austin, Bailey, and Nathan -- meet Tommy and Kevin at the front porch and talk about what they've been doing since their apprenticeship ended. Kevin follows Richard downstairs where they compare the old monster heating system that was in the basement with the new boiler and distribution system, air handler, water heater, and heat recovery ventilator.
Over in the garage, there's radiant-floor heating and another air handler system for the guest suite above. Joe and Tommy meet in the new mudroom and look at the custom cement tile floor, stained glass window and powder room. In the corner of the living room, they see the new wood-burning stove that Joe helped to install. Liz gives Kevin a tour of the kitchen with new pantry.
Finally, everyone gathers around the newel post in the mudroom, where the family inserts a time capsule for future generations to find.
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This Old House | Move in Day (S39 E16) | FULL EPISODE
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[@bboyvillain84]

RIP Austin Wilson. Hard to see people with a bright future get taken away.

[@shaylahelrick13]

Wow. RIP Austin. You can tell in Kevin’s voice he’s trying not to lose it and make it though the words. How sad. 😥

[@tac4bravo]

Austin had a real genuine sense about him, it is so sad if his passing. It warms my heart to know that in his final days he got to live out a dream working with the excellent crew of this old house. May Austin Rest In Peace and my condolences to his family.

[@AbstractPragmatism]

So terrible for someone so young to pass... my condolences to Austin's family.

[@ernfran]

My condolences to Austin's family.

[@Mister006]

RIP Austin. My respect for the TOH cast and crew is immense for what you did for that young man, and what you do for so many that you touch that you barely even know if at all. Thank you all for being great people first, and excellent craftsmen and ambassadors of the trades!

[@russburton8517]

What? Austin the apprentice?

[@calyth6615]

@@russburton8517 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYbJfKxtpNZ5jMk

[@bigroblee]

@@russburton8517 yes. He passed away.

[@calyth6615]

My condolences to Austin's family. I was half expecting something else when the end bit popped up, not someone so young passing...

[@russburton8517]

@@calyth6615 Thank you

[@RicardoJunqueira]

RIP Austin. That's so, so sad.

[@ocnble]

I can't believe Austin passed - what a great kid.

[@PeoniesandPersimmons]

I was hoping to see Austin possibly doing a KZbin channel... I can’t believe he is gone. That is so sad, but I am thankful that I got to see some of his work on here.

[@Kittycat822]

So sad 😞 He got to work with the finest tradesmen ever and I’m sure that he was absolutely thrilled. Thank you so much for giving him that opportunity. RIP Austin.

[@88cameras]

As I age (now 32) It becomes harder and harder to see people younger than you pass. RIP Austin Wilson

[@jonathandevries2828]

So sad that austin passed away so young...my condolences to his family.

[@michaelwallace897]

Heaven has recalled a beautiful soul R.I.P. Austin.

[@ReOnXer]

It is very saddening to hear that he has passed on at such early age. Life is really unexpected especially he still have a long time ahead if not for the under lying medical condition he suffered.

[@munnsie100]

What a lovely home, with a lot of family history. I was very touched by this episode, love the time capsule too. Such a shame about Austin, may he rest in peace.

[@catalystcorp]

Very sad to hear about Austin. Love to his family ❤️

[@samuelrey98]

Austin got called to a new house. RIP Austin, you have a whole fan base who loves you!

[@wsefardicus]

I learned from Austin to have joy and pride in my work. Life is short, and we are not promised tomorrow. Love now, make things right now, live now! Rest in peace, Austin. P.S. It was very touching, and classy, of This Old House to pay homage to a short, yet hard-working, & bright life of an outstanding young man.

[@larrymoore6640]

Another great job by all that were involved. Sorry to hear about Austin he was able to become part of the This Old House team and will carry that knowledge forever. RIP

[@refiii9499]

That’s so sad in regards to Austin. He seemed like such a nice polite boy. Wishing his family the best!

[@80zbabyz]

R.I.P Austin

[@jeremymurphy7320]

I just watched the entire series on this house and wow...I can't believe that Austin passed away. Certainly was not expecting to see that at the end of the episode.

[@wmeemw994]

Such a great project and great cast & crew, but so sad that a man so young with such a bright future with so much promise. RIP Austin.

[@spoony8232]

RIP Austin, he looked like he was so excited for his future.

[@martindurkin8837]

God Bless you Austin and my condolences to your family. I'm suddenly very sad and I never even had the pleasure of knowing you young man.

[@justinmetzler2532]

Beautiful tribute to Austin. Rest In Peace.

[@mabdub]

Austin's contribution will remain visible for all to see in the house which he helped breath new life into. Obviously, he was a good person to be proud of as are the other two apprentices, Bailey and Nathan. Their contribution too will shine for many years alongside that of Austin's. Thanks to This Old House for showcasing the human side of bringing an old house and home to life for another generation to be proud of.

[@maribelm127]

I love this project . It turned out beautiful. Sorry for the loss of Austin 😢

[@karlanorvell9573]

I love the fact that the house has been lived in by multiple generations of the same family. Great job This Old House team! Sorry to hear about the passing of your apprentice. My condolences to all of you, his family & friends.

[@rhondarosenberg7108]

So sorry to hear about Austin love to his family

[@ellenthorne8222]

RIP Austin - deepest sympathy to your family and friends 🙏

[@2477utube]

So sorry to hear about Austin. IMy wife, Julia, and I came to this late but our love goes to his family.

[@lennyp4782]

How sad.😢 He seemed to be heading in the right direction, but God has bigger projects for him. On earth , I'm sure, he'll be missed. my heart goes out to his family and friends. What a way to end a season. RIP Young Austin Wilson 🙏❤👍

[@pb3033]

Respect. RIP Austin. That was an immense series. Trades BEST were there for us.👍

[@nederlander66]

RIP Austin this must be devastating and so young. To...young .. from the Netherlands condolences and strength to all especially his family...

[@runs3492]

To Austin family and co-worker my condolences 🙏😢

[@edttt4491]

Omg what a sad ending. RIP Austin.

[@ElstonGunnII]

RIP Austin, you seemed like a good guy and would've made a fine tradesman one day or whatever you chose to do, gutted to hear of your passing.. may your hands rest eternally and your family find peace

[@H8Soulless]

RIP Austin. Just watching this entire season. I actually cried pretty hard hearing this. Had such a great smile and what seemed to he an amazing attitude.

[@MicheeeeeObiMrs]

Finally I am able to watch This Old House on you tube. Thank God. How heartbreaking to hear of Austin's passing. He was such a an inspiration to watch doing all the reno work and was so genuinely enthusiastic in wanting to learn the trade. As were the other apprentices too. My heartfelt condolences go out to all Austin's family and friends and all of the crew from This Old House. May his soul rest in eternal peace. :(

[@christineadams796]

So so sad I hate to hear when young people die rest in peace Austin and condolences to his family and friends

[@williamriedthaler2157]

May he rest in peace it is so sad to see anyone pass at an early age.my heart goes to the family and to the this old house staff

[@ipKonfig]

that kitchen is gorgeous! owners really did a great job with their decisions.

[@billwilliams9597]

My hope is that Austin has passed on to a much better place where he can exercise his new found skills in building a permanent home that will never pass away. May god bless you Austin!

[@keokeoihaia306]

RIP Austin

[@nw6gmp]

my condolences to Austin's family and the THO family. Rest in Peace Austin.

[@virginiarocks]

Love this series. So sorry to hear about the loss of Austin. My condolences.

[@AdamSJarrett]

Wow what a gut punch to hear about Austin after such a happy wrap on the Newton house. RIP :(

[@ipKonfig]

OMG -- just got to the very end: RIP Austin Wilson.. oh my gosh so sad :(

[@lelarobinson2854]

Oh no!!! Rest in Peace young King Austin!

[@edttt4491]

Kitchen always my favorite room. Beautiful color and style. Great work team.

[@cherriledbetter1120]

Great job, I with they got rid of the fireplace mantel in that spot and put it somewhere else in the home. I with they used a pocket door vs a barn door on the pantry however that front porch is incredible!

[@dyannevans9179]

Out standing job like always those guys are the best I've ever seen. Ron

[@stevejensen3471]

Always so great seeing Norm and ole Roger who have both worked together since TOH began back in 1979. Roger looked like he was limping here a bit and was struggling with his gait. Alot of speculation as to what was going on with him health-wise but based on what happened to me with my gluteus medius (upper glute on sides of your hip), I'll bet it was/is related to that. A medius flare-up is deeply and nauseatingly painful, can extend down into ones groin, and given it hits the vagus verve via the gut connection, it also causes nausea and extends into your psyche via the vagus with depressive effects - you feel whole-body terrible and can barely walk. Hope you feeling better these days Roger. Great seeing you Norm and always amazing seeing what kind of industrial art you come up with Richard! RIP Austin!

[@DelH555]

Austin Wilson was a nice guy & what a shock R.I.P

[@colleenhoward9590]

So very sad that Austin passed away RIP Austin Wilson

[@rheffner3]

Great series you guys. Look forward to the next one. As I have for like a zillion years.

[@markkeller9378]

So sad for Austin. RIP Austin, God as other plans for you.

[@cherylrosalis1948]

Rest in peace Austin.

[@dalesworld1308]

Peace to his soul....

[@sterlingodeaghaidh5086]

If only I had the money to do anything to my house.

[@FIXMYHOMEShawn]

I like that moment . When i finsh the job and home owner move back to the home feels good 🙏

[@jeffwilson1399]

Pahhyupp ya louhsy bahstahd!!🦞🦞🦞

[@christineadams796]

The home turned out beautiful like I knew it would

[@bosse641]

Great project. Looks very nice. Well done all.

[@SolitaryMaverick]

Just finished watching this series. So sad that Austin passed away. Life can be short.

[@rawbacon]

Nothing like looking out your kitchen window and seeing the neighbor's house 20 feet away.

[@jeffmpvd7689]

That's Newton for you. A very expensive city too, but a great place to live. I used to live there.

[@Tony-r7v]

Especially in the morning while walking around in your boxers and scratching

[@WiccaMoonChild03]

Oh wow R.I.P Austin Wilson

[@1987FX16]

R.I.P. Austin.

[@robre6840]

budget was 600 grand but we couldnt budget that $200 half wall bummer dude

[@KJSvitko]

Glad to see the TOH apprentice program teaching the next generation. More builders need to take on apprentices and give the next generation a chance to learn a trade.

[@jinjxmusic]

I love this show. Thanks for all you do.

[@K2gjbcfcvjbv]

Ruhe in Frieden Austin.

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[@samsngdevice5103]

@@Kevin-mp5of you've done nothing for mankind. Get lost.

[@terryprideaux]

So sad to hear about that young man.

[@MaMa-qh4dy]

Imagine all of the dirt and scratches on their new floors with all of those outside shoes walking inside.

[@MaMa-qh4dy]

@@brianglade848 I too remove shoes inside the house. All guests do too! That is the way it is. I do not like to play host to every germ on the street that is on people’s’ shoes. Plus, my floors and carpet stay clean and are not ruined.

[@MaMa-qh4dy]

@@brianglade848 We don’t have friends like that!!!!

[@donc-m4900]

wait till the kids run around

[@0blivioniox864]

Hi, I have an old junker house in the northeast, and a low budget too. You can make it your next project house if you want.

[@katecherry5114]

I love the colors used in this home. Can anyone identify them for me, please?

[@nicholasd7731]

RIP Austin.

[@evansaul6658]

love aks this old house

[@deadghost1964]

Whot wolud yuo wan to aks?

[@justinwoods240]

Thats a big yikes I have a pre existing condition i was diagnose 01,04,20 right before covid with type 1 diabetes I am 15 not too far from his age I'm a wood worker just like him👍 he's obviously better than me but other wise rip Austin 🤧

[@VintageMiscreant]

i feel so sad for his family to have lost a child

[@Mihogan]

Parents visiting for 2 to 3 months?! Screw that!

[@wdavis911]

Yeah something doesn’t seem right about that whole situation

[@Dominick_Calvitto.]

RIP Austin Wilson.

[@williamriedthaler2157]

He wanted to learn. Not many guys like him wanted to learn

[@phyllisarrington7436]

doubt the peach tree will bear fruit. Peaches need long hot summers like in Georgia and South Carolina.

[@danielstorm6419]

I am just a bit shocked…. During that last episode I remembered, that luckily for a long time I can watch TOH on YT in Germany…. the first house I still remember, another episode when Kevin was devestated because one of their long-term contractor and friend passed away… And now again, now a young man. Really sad.

[@fabioalzate8219]

RIP 😥😥😥

[@williamriedthaler2157]

When was the last time you saw a young man like Austin do that not many. Because the kids today don't want to work like those people did and tom and richard and. Charlie and norm worked with them and they learned how to do the job and Kevin also and they enjoyed it

[@alonzojohnson7955]

Red Bank NJ

[@paultonner7277]

I wish they would come to my shitty college house they would have no shortage of work

[@eduardoig17]

I would hate to work in the construction field. I live in Houston Texas where in the summer it is 110 degrees F and 95% humidity. why would I chose to work in that condition?

[@gazmendveliji682]

Once in your lifetime. Please isolate pipes cuz if you dont will lose a lot of heat

[@sirhamalot8651]

9:30 (well, the neighbor kids will have fresh fruit, anyway.)

[@Ted_E_Bear]

Give the house back to Miss Molly !

[@mikescott6097]

"Tight budget" lol the whole project must have cost $100k-$150k.

[@harmarize]

um, I think it cost a hell of a lot more than that. They said just putting in that overflow system under the driveway was 25k. they also said thousands of manhours over the course of 8 months. Even if you took a cheap labour rate of $40/hour (and probably was a lot more than that) and say 6000 man hours.. thats 240k just in wages (and probably a lmore than that). I think this was closer to 750k-1mil.

[@skim193]

wow just 18

[@roberth3566]

rip guy

[@theedrstrangelove]

The fact it takes 8 months to merely remodel and add an addition.......No wonder there is a housing shortage. My parents home was built in 1969, took less than 3 months from the foundation up. Concrete block home, 3 beds 2 baths, attached garage. Still standing to this day.

[@justinwoods240]

Nice hand shake 7:00

[@justinwoods240]

@@Kevin-mp5of 29:63?

[@justinwoods240]

@@brianglade848 tug job?

[@mitchdenner9743]

Rip Austin.