Original Air Date: Week of December 27, 2004
Landscape Contractor Roger Cook re-seeds a damaged lawn for homeowner Mary Brintnall of Beverly, Massachusetts. Back in the loft, Roger, along with general contractor Tom Silva, plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey, and host Kevin O'Connor ask, "What is it?" Then, Richard heads to the Detroit suburb of Sterling Heights, Michigan to install a new kitchen sink for homeowners Donna and Tim Mackey.
Planting a New LawnRoger decides that a homeowner's lawn is a lost cause and must plant a new one. He removes the old lawn using a sod cutter and prepares the lawn for seeding using a roto-tiller. He then adds compost, lime and fertilizer to the soil before seeding and watering.
Where to Find ItRoto-tillers and sod-cutters can be rented at your local home center or rental store
Aged-leaf compost is available at some municipal compost facilities, garden centers, and nurseries.
Lime, fertilizer and seed is available at your local home center, nursery, or garden center
What Is It?Roger shows a device for watering a Christmas Tree.
Where to Find ItSanta's Magic Water Spout: manufactured by Keystone Products, Inc.
300 South Stratford Rd. Suite G
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
Available at hardware stores and home centers
Replacing a Kitchen SinkRichard replaces an old kitchen sink with a new one. He also replaced the faucet and garbage disposer.
Where to Find ItKitchen sink: manufactured by
American StandardSilhouette 33" Double Bowl Kitchen Sink
Color: Bisque
Kitchen faucet:: manufactured by
American StandardModel# 6310
Garbage Disposer:
IN-SINK-ERATOR800-558-5700 (toll-free)