HOLMES IN NEW ORLEANS
“Holmes In New Orleans – The Series” is a six-part documentary style series that provides an in-depth examination of one of the most important recovery and reconstruction efforts in the Lower 9th Ward. Partnering with the Make It Right Foundation, Mike Holmes and his crew commit to building the Foundation’s first home, a world-class, LEED Platinum home, in ten short weeks.
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EPISODES
Below is the full list of seasons and episodes related to “Holmes in New Orelans”
Holmes in New Orleans
- EP1001: Laying the Foundation
- EP1002: Frame by Frame
- EP1003: Closing In
- EP1004: Leader of the Band
- EP1005: Countdown Begins
- EP1006: Going Home
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Catch the #holmesonhomesHomes podcast on:
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👍 Apple Podcasts - apple.co/44kMi0E
I helped a young couple who purchased their dream home, only to discover it was riddled with problems that the home inspector missed. From faulty wiring to hidden mold, we found a ton of issues that pose serious health and safety risks. Don't skip a home inspection!
Lisa and Ron hired a contractor to convert their garage into an art studio. However, the result was far from what they envisioned—the structure was flimsy, lacked a proper foundation, and wasn’t fit for use as a studio.
The contractor had built the garage without a stable foundation, resulting in structural weakness. The space was unsafe and unusable.
I brought my crew to the house. We had to demolish the poorly constructed structure. We came back with architectural plans and proper engineering for a strong, safe build. A new, code-compliant foundation and structural framing were installed.
We completed the space with appropriate insulation, siding, and finishes to transform it into a functional, durable studio.
The contractor had built the garage without a stable foundation, resulting in structural weakness. The space was unsafe and unusable.
I brought my crew to the house. We had to demolish the poorly constructed structure. We came back with architectural plans and proper engineering for a strong, safe build. A new, code-compliant foundation and structural framing were installed.
We completed the space with appropriate insulation, siding, and finishes to transform it into a functional, durable studio.
Mike Holmes Saves Jill's Garage Makeover from Disaster! | Holmes on Homes 205
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Jill wanted to turn her garage into a comfy studio where she could paint. When a contractor took almost $20,000 of her money and left her with an ugly, flims...
In this podcast episode, I sit down with experts in pet health to talk about building healthy, accessible homes for our pets. For all pet owners out there, this episode is a must-listen. 🎙
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