What is Tom Silva of 'Ask This Old House' doing now?

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• Tom Silva, along with his family, laid the foundation for a successful construction business that later became well-known through the television show "This Old House," which premiered in 1988. Tom and his company, Silva Brothers Construction, were invited to be the permanent contractors on the show by producer Russel Morash after impressing with their work on the set for "The Victory Garden."
• "This Old House" showcases Tom and his team renovating homes while explaining each step of the process, offering viewers insights into home improvements and potentially sparking the DIY culture. Tom selects projects based on various criteria to ensure they provide enough content for an entire season.
• In addition to "This Old House," Tom also contributes to its spin-off, "Ask This Old House," where he discusses different equipment and shares maintenance tips. He is also a co-author of several books on house remodeling and an editor for "This Old House" magazine.
• Outside of television and his construction business, Tom is deeply involved in his community, serving on the Rent Review Board and participating in local associations. He lives in a suburb of Boston in a house over 200 years old, which he has renovated with his family.
• Even in his mid-70s, Tom shows no sign of slowing down, actively filming new seasons of both "This Old House" and "Ask This Old House," and working on construction projects. He advises homeowners to proactively maintain their homes to prevent future problems.
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[@michael61985]

This old house doesn't get enough credit as being the first DIY show ever and everyone else follows in its footsteps

[@wayneschneyer8699]

This Old House and the true craftsmen that work on the various renovations is on a category of its own.
There’s no comparison to the other phony shows that have numerous scandals and lawsuits for poor workmanship.
TOH is the real deal !!!