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As crews wrapped up most of the work Friday, she was preparing to put her newfound skills into action installing a similar electrical switch on the back deck. Typically, Rita and Sergio work together on improvements to their house.

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RitaвЂ™s father, Jerome Bass, and Sergio helped install copper fixtures that will shine up from the deck and light the live oak. Her husband, who recently earned his masterвЂ™s degree in counseling, watched the action and passed out bottles of cold Topo Chico to guests, which included a handful of friends and family members. We must work together as a community to ensure we no longer teach, or tolerate it. вЂњIвЂ™m all about DIY and getting dirty and all that,вЂќ said Rita, who works in human resources for a federal agency. There is no place for racism in our society. A fun new episode of Ask This Old House begins airing this week Mason Mark McCullough installs a paver patio, Jenn Nawada talks outdoor kitchens and Tom Silva builds a shoe rack. This Old House posted a video to playlist Patios and Decking. Later in the afternoon, she screwed in connectors holding conduit on the wall and helped string the lights. Ask This Old House: Season 18, Episode 21 Preview.

The LED globes, 100 of them, cost about $5 each, he said, but are energy-saving and will use only about 50 watts of electricity to operate.ДЄs cameras rolled, Rita Vasquez helped remove lights she and her husband had put up over the deck, and she put her handywoman skills to work helping Caron with upgrading the outlet. Racela estimated the cost of lights and other supplies to be $2,000 to $3,000. after an early morning visit to the Alamo to shoot opening scenes for the show.Д¬aron had scouted the site the day before and purchased materials. Seven crew members arrived at the VasquezesвЂ™ home around 8:30 a.m. 1 of 32 The team of home-repair experts from Ask This Old House Kevin OвЂ™Connor, Roger Cook, Richard Tretheway and Tom Silva will be rolling into the Alamo City in May to make house.

Throughout the shoot, Bokovoy was a natural on camera. Other than getting a taste of uncomfortable Texas heat, Caron said he hadnвЂ™t encountered any problems with the project. The Ask This Old House crew filmed homeowner Kim Bokovoy and contractor Tom Silva as they worked on an ill-functioning attic staircase. The showвЂ™s electrician, Scott Caron, upgraded an electrical outlet on the screened porch before turning attention to adding an outlet and a switch outside and plugging in new strings of commercial-grade lights stretched from the roof to a tall live oak at the center of the deck.

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