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Season 35, Episode 1

Jersey Shore: After the Storm

In October of 2012, Hurricane Sandy left hundreds of thousands of homes in ruins, with some of the worst damage sustained on the Jersey Shore. Kevin, Norm, and Richard introduce three different homeowners who are determined to rebuild.

Season 35, Episode 2

Jersey Shore: Drastic Measures

The crew meets with homeowners in New Jersey to check on their home rebuilding status. And later, Norm meets a structural engineer who explains the difference between a FEMA Zone A and Zone V.

Season 35, Episode 3

Jersey Shore: Getting to Work

In Bay Head, New Jersey, a builder shows Norm the framing progress. Kevin sees how they'll pin the Point Pleasant house to the ground, and Norm takes Richard to Mueller's Bakery, a shore fixture for 100 years.

Season 35, Episode 4

Jersey Shore: Built for Speed

Seaside Heights works on its boardwalk in preparation for Memorial Day weekend, and Kevin meets Mayor William Akers and Lou Cirigliano from Casino Pier to see the work in progress. And later, Norm finds the crew installing decking at the Bay Head cottage.

Season 35, Episode 5

Jersey Shore: Lines in the Sand

In Bay Head, New Jersey, a general contractor fits a hurricane-resistant window package. Carlos and Kevin find a plumber repairing damage and running new gas and sewer lines, and Rita's house arrives while Kevin tours the Methodist campground.

Season 35, Episode 6

Jersey Shore: Go With the Flow

Roger meets a State Park Manager to see a natural barrier island, and Norm finds the Bay Head job in limbo as they wait for FEMA to revise the flood maps. In Point Pleasant, New Jersey, Kevin sees how insulated CMU breakaway wall panels are built.

Season 35, Episode 7

Jersey Shore: Stories from Sea Level

Kevin gets a surfing lesson, and back in Bay Head, New Jersey, the house is lifted to its final height. Norm learns about the difficulties of pouring footings at sea level, and Kevin explains why fiber cement siding is the best choice.

Season 35, Episode 8

Jersey Shore: One Year Later

A year after Hurricane Sandy, Norm and Kevin take stock of recovery along the Jersey Shore. Richard finds a landscaper planting some container gardens, and later, Roger joins Kevin, Norm, and Richard for a wharfside party.

Season 35, Episode 9

Arlington: A New Project

The crew takes on a 1872 Italianate-style remodel in Arlington, Massachusetts, where the homeowners want to open up the floor plan and make a bigger kitchen. Tom shows Kevin the foundation, bricks that need repointing and a host of other issues.

Season 35, Episode 10

Arlington: Old House Discoveries

Richard investigates an Arlington Heights landmark, and Tom shows Kevin a hidden back staircase. The second-floor joists in the former bath are badly compromised, and Norm sees how preservation carpenters restore an architectural gem in Portland, Maine.

Season 35, Episode 11

Arlington: Concrete Jungle

Kevin arrives to find Tom doing even more demo than last time, and Mark McCullough gets the new foundation going. Also, Mark and his crew pour a concrete curb while Tom and Kevin break through the living room ceiling and make a breathtaking discovery.

Season 35, Episode 12

Arlington: Quest for a Dry Basement

Tom frames the new roof and an architect explains the logic behind the addition and the new interior spaces on the second floor. Mason Mark McCullough shows Kevin the corner of the failing brick foundation, and Norm helps Tom with a new mudroom entrance.

Season 35, Episode 13

Arlington: Getting to Level

Tom shows Kevin the new floor plan and levels out the existing concrete floor with help from mason Mark McCullough. Roger discusses options for the front yard with the homeowner while Tom and Norm address the window openings.

Season 35, Episode 14

Arlington: Details on the Addition

Kevin arrives to find windows installed in the new kitchen, and Tom ties in the second-floor addition with matching clapboards. A mason makes a hole in the foundation to receive a new window, and Norm catches up with carpenter Joe Langlais.

Season 35, Episode 15

Arlington: Arlington Heights

Roger shows Kevin how he plans to let light into the yard, and Richard reviews the benefits of using PEX instead of copper for the water supply lines. And later, Norm gets a history lesson on the neighborhood from a local historian.

Season 35, Episode 16

Arlington: Italianate Inspiration

A paint color consultant explores options for the exterior, and Norm and Tom patch holes in the veneer floors. Richard presents a solution to the ugly PVC intake, and Kevin meets interior designer Christine Tuttle.

Season 35, Episode 17

Arlington: Deadliest Old House?

Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch captain Edgar Hansen is a special guest, and Tom puts him to work patching cracks in the horsehair plaster. Meanwhile, Norm and Tom raise the height of a railing, and Edgar removes an old set of concrete entry stairs.

Season 35, Episode 18

Arlington: Old World, New World

A local historian reveals the common thread connecting Arlington's historic buildings. Roger uses new granite steps to improve the front entry. Plaster contractor Bob Bucco repairs the moldings, and Norm and Tom get to work fabricating the balustrade.

Season 35, Episode 19

Arlington: Hydrangeas and Hail Storms

Roger shows Kevin how to remove a hydrangea with roots undermining the foundation of the house. Tom shows off the final exterior paint color selections and how he's keeping water and dampness at bay in the basement.

Season 35, Episode 20

Arlington: Water, Water Everywhere

Local historian Richard Duffy offers a look at Arlington's ice harvesting industry. Richard takes on water pressure problems, Tom installs the Brazilian chestnut flooring in the kitchen and Norm installs new gutters.

Season 35, Episode 21

Arlington: Brick, Trim and Tile

Roger installs a new front walk using period-appropriate brick. Tom shows Kevin stock trim profiles for the door and window casings and an interior designer helps the homeowner make tile selections at a local showroom.

Season 35, Episode 22

Arlington: Soapstone, Oval Frame

Kevin finds a contractor making decorative tiles while another contractor works on the soapstone countertops. And later, Norm visits the oldest, continuously operating mill site in the US where David Graf makes an oval mirror frame.

Season 35, Episode 23

Arlington: Made In The Shade

Landscape designer Cricket Beauregard reveals her plan for the front yard while a fence contractor installs a PVC fence and arbor. Eric Ferrante shows Kevin a herringbone pattern in the powder room, and Tom builds a sliding barn door using salvaged wood.

Season 35, Episode 24

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