DIY show featuring Tommy Walsh.
Episode 1
The DIY expert visits a medieval home in the Welsh marches and picks up tips of the art of wattle-and-daub panelling.
Episode 2
The DIY expert replaces a dangerous glass front door in a 1930s home, and gives advice on restoring quarry-tiled kitchen floors.
Episode 3
A wall of glass bricks is assembled in a knitwear factory that has been converted into a modern loft-style apartment.
Episode 4
The DIY expert repairs the sash windows in a Victorian worker's cottage, and learns the history of the local buildings.
Episode 5
The presenter helps in the restoration of a Georgian farmhouse bathroom in Shropshire, including the installation of an antique claw-foot bath.
Episode 6
The DIY expert seeks specialist advice on fitting marble fireplaces in a Regency townhouse in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire.
Episode 7
The DIY guru helps a Leicestershire couple re-hang the original but draughty front door of their 1930s semi-detached home and gives advice on maintaining stained-glass windows.
Episode 8
The handyman and his team offer practical advice on how to convert a cow barn.
Episode 9
The DIY expert examines the distinctive styles of an Edwardian town house, and helps restore the original plasterwork.
Episode 10
The DIY expert helps to lay reclaimed pine floorboards in a picturesque 17th Century thatched cottage in Melbourne, Derbyshire.
Episode 11
The DIY expert has to face his fear of falling and go up on the roof to check out the original chimney stack, before a solid fuel fire can be fitted in a Victorian house.
Episode 12
The expert builder visits a Georgian house with unusual Victorian extensions in Staffordshire, hoping to safely fit the reclaimed cast iron radiators.
Episode 13
The DIY expert visits a Victorian Grange that is being converted from a retirement home back into a domestic residence, and witnesses how to restore a geometric floor.
Episode 14
The DIY expert finds himself involved the renovation of a 17th Century country cottage.
Episode 15
The DIY guru helps to transform the front of an 18th Century converted pub by installing traditional wooden sash windows.
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