A Damariscotta camp has a nice shell, but Chase and the team have to redesign the floorplan from the baseboards up for the family to get the getaway destination they had dreamed about.

A group of brothers who inherited a rugged hunting cabin from their father and his friends enlist the team to restore it and preserve its legacy.

The Red Camp has been in the family for 60 years and is in need of some modern upgrades; the crew combats copper corrosion, critter nests and the dreaded camp curse, while raising the roof to give this waterside camp some upgrades.

A Damariscotta camp has a nice shell, but Chase and the team have to redesign the floorplan from the baseboards up for the family to get the getaway destination they had dreamed about.

A growing family needs more space at their camp on Pocasset Lake; while the crew handles the remodeling, layout revamp, wall replacement and dormer addition, Ashley and Ryan come up with a way to display the family's tradition of collecting rocks.

In Corry, Pennsylvania, the Barnwood Builders save one of the biggest barns they've ever seen; along the way, Sherman shares farming stories with the barn owner, and Mark explores the nearby wetlands designed for conservation.

Mark and the guys create a rustic family gathering place in Franklin, Tenn. for a homeowner who loves 19th century hand-hewed craftsmanship; the property sits on a former horse farm that now serves as a dog rehabilitation camp.

The Barnwood Builders head to Westmoreland County, Pa., to save a classic bank barn; if the guys don't save it now, it won't last another winter; along the way, the guys tour an 18th-century fort; Mark checks out a fully-operational bank barn.

Tamara Day transforms a contemporary home on a large wooded lot that's devoid of any character; she installs huge windows to bring the outdoors inside but faces issues with resurfacing a fireplace veneer.

Continuing renovations on a bland contemporary home, Tamara tackles the master suite and replaces dated cabinetry to make a stylish bathroom; she creates a home theater and an immense deck and patio to turn the home into an entertaining showpiece.

Tamara Day tackles a large 1905 Colonial with seven sun porches; she overhauls an ugly kitchen and a dining room with tacky orange carpet; unsupported floors and a strange noise during demolition slow her plans and may cost her big money.

In the second phase of Tamara's 1905 Colonial renovation, she creates a 900-square-foot master suite and converts one of the home's seven sun porches into a closet; her budget takes a hit when she needs to install a new HVAC unit.

Tamara Day starts on a 1900 Kansas City shirtwaist-style home containing a living room with a catwalk instead of a ceiling; she pulls up linoleum flooring and gives the damaged foyer staircase a facelift.

After restoring a fourth bedroom in the 3100-square-foot shirtwaist home, Tamara creates a reading nook and closet to complete the room; the weather creates a problem in the front yard, while two brand new vanities might not fit in the master bath.

After looking at houses for months with no luck, Gayle and Tim Jackson need help to find a new place for their family of four that has four bedrooms and three bathrooms that, ideally, can be renovated within their budget.

After 17 years of working and living abroad in Pakistan, a couple returns home to Waco and enlists Chip and Jo to help renovate an 1890s farmhouse bought sight unseen; Chip and Jo implement the Moroccan and Scandinavian design styles.

A couple move from Oregon to Waco, Texas, and enlist Chip and Jo to transform their bland, outdated home.

Chip and Jo return to their roots and work to give a home a clean, new look, until Jo decides she wants her sister and brother-in-law to buy the house.

Chip and Joanna take on a historical project for Courtney and Joey Scrivano, who are ready to upgrade from their modest loft to a house where they can raise their new baby; the 1927 Tudor home is outdated and lacks a true master suite.

Newly engaged couple Missy and Devon are looking to purchase their first home together in Ormond-by-the-Sea, Fla., and because of their tight budget, they settle for a fixer upper and get their hands dirty taking on a lot of the work themselves.

A family searches for a beach retreat in Gulf Shores, Ala., but have different opinions on what type of house they should get.

A couple is ready to find a beach home of their own after years of visiting relatives on the sunny shores of Galveston, Texas, but the house they find is need of serious work.

A couple gears up to make the coastal paradise of Gulf Shores, Ala. their forever home with a house in the perfect place that needs big time renovations.

When this couple first emigrated from China, owning a beach house was the furthest thing from their minds. But decades later they're ready to join forces with their daughter and her husband to find the perfect property to renovate into their dream home.

A Dallas couple hunts for a beach retreat that's large enough to share with their family and friends in Cape San Blas, Fla.; they find a bargain bungalow close to the water; but it comes with the price of needing a lot of work.

A couple from Long Beach dreams of a retreat on Washington state's Puget Sound, where rocky shores, pine trees and hiking replace California beaches. With young kids growing up fast, they hope to reconnect with family and nature by restoring a hidden gem.

A couple looks for a beachside property in Surfside, Texas, to be their weekend getaway and a source of rental income, hoping to find a boho design to set their house apart.

A trio of weekend warriors pool their resources to buy a beach house that they can renovate for their big Italian family.

A couple from Long Beach dreams of a retreat on Washington state's Puget Sound, where rocky shores, pine trees and hiking replace California beaches. With young kids growing up fast, they hope to reconnect with family and nature by restoring a hidden gem.

A couple looks for a beachside property in Surfside, Texas, to be their weekend getaway and a source of rental income, hoping to find a boho design to set their house apart.

A trio of weekend warriors pool their resources to buy a beach house that they can renovate for their big Italian family.

A Dallas couple hunts for a beach retreat that's large enough to share with their family and friends in Cape San Blas, Fla.; they find a bargain bungalow close to the water; but it comes with the price of needing a lot of work.

The guys revive a 19th century cabin taken down in Ripley, W.Va; for a break, they to the state fair; they go to the Barnwood Living backlot, where they're challenged to make a 30-foot timber frame enclosure using only spare parts.

The guys travel to West Alexander, Pa., the heart of farm country, to save a classic bank barn; Johnny visits a local farmer and her pasture-raised animals; Mark drops by a local farmers' market to buy goodies for the crew.

The guys build a log cabin pool house on a tight job site in Mentor-on-the-Lake, Ohio, extending the size of the cabin and incorporate a partition wall; Johnny and Sherman hunt for sea glass; Mark Bowe gets a lesson in chainsaw carving.

A dairy barn from upstate New York is turned into a custom home in Texas.

A pre-Revolutionary War stone inn is rebuilt into a beautiful Texas home.

A corn crib from the 1800s slated for the wrecking ball is saved and rebuilt as a charming and rustic timber-framed house just outside of Hamilton, Ohio.

Cappie and Alex carve out a luxury natural swimming pool with a handmade boulder wall, eco-filtration and native landscaping to create an all-season oasis and the ultimate gathering spot for friends, family and guests.

When a family asks Cappie and Alex to give new life to their 70-year-old grain bin, they transform the cherished heirloom from retired to inspired by creating a backyard retreat complete with a luxurious interior and a custom-built BBQ.

Years after their client's DIY raft sinks, Cappie and Alex reprise the dream with a custom floating retreat for the whole family, complete with shade, seating, a fishing nook and a fire pit for summer fun on the lake.

Cappie and Alex cleverly convert a retired ski gondola into a backyard hangout, complete with a unique sunburst deck and a combination fire-and-water feature for longtime friends.

The Cordrays' new home gets a kid-friendly playroom with a climbing wall slide, storefront windows, a homework space with desks, a library with wallpapered shelves and a vintage sliding ladder.

Ashley and Michael transform a neglected bungalow into a coastal retreat ideal for a weekend getaway offering the best of Galveston without ever leaving the comforts of home.

To balance design, family and functionality, Michael and Ashley build a staircase with custom newel post, add a fireplace with an old-wood mantel, build legs for their 12-foot island and put 5-foot cast iron kitchen sinks in their primary bathroom.

The Cordray family has been in Galveston for over a century, and for 50 years they ran a corner drug store; Ashley wants to bring it back; with a baby due in a few weeks, Michael doesn't think it's a good time to open a new business.

Michael and Ashley turn a dilapidated wood mill from 1908 into a wedding venue complete with limestone-like stamped concrete, a wedding arbor, lathe table bar, a grand staircase and two dressing suites.

The team honors grandfather Bampy Hersom's memory by continuing renovations on his cabin and creating a bigger bathroom and kitchen.

The Maine Cabin Masters team faces a challenging cabin restoration after a massive tree damage to a Maine camp; they'll raise ceilings, move the kitchen for lake views, rework the staircase and remove rooms for rustic charm.

Converting the first post office ever built in Manchester, Maine, into an off-the-grid cabin.

The Hamill family hope that Chase and the Cabin Masters can improve the livability of their rustic 1963 Mount Vernon cabin, which has no kitchen, bathroom or electricity.

The Maine Cabin Masters take on another Cobbosseecontee camp; Homeowner Walter White and his family dream of a new deck, a natural wood exterior, and an open layout to connect his porch and living room.

Converting the first post office ever built in Manchester, Maine, into an off-the-grid cabin.

The Hamill family hope that Chase and the Cabin Masters can improve the livability of their rustic 1963 Mount Vernon cabin, which has no kitchen, bathroom or electricity.

The Maine Cabin Masters take on another Cobbosseecontee camp; Homeowner Walter White and his family dream of a new deck, a natural wood exterior, and an open layout to connect his porch and living room.

The Maine Cabin Masters team faces a challenging cabin restoration after a massive tree damage to a Maine camp; they'll raise ceilings, move the kitchen for lake views, rework the staircase and remove rooms for rustic charm.

Mark Bowe and his designer Karen Tillery take steps to realize his dream of building a small village of finished antique structures in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.

The Barnwood Builders head to Carthage, Maine where they save a barn from the 1840s; as they uncover the craftsmanship of the old New England style barn, they have fun kayaking, canoeing, searching for crawdads and even enjoying some lobster rolls.

The guys head to West Sunbury, Penn to restore a complex log cabin; it consists of more than 150 parts that must fit together perfectly; Mark looks for the next job, finding one of the best built barns he's ever seen.

Joanna takes on Southern cooking as she makes crispy fried chicken, garlic mashed potatoes, fresh coleslaw and creamy strawberry pie topped with whipped cream.

Joanna prepares a raspberry chipotle pork tenderloin.

Joanna celebrates her love for Italian food by preparing her favorite dishes for a lunch date with Chip, including crispy, warm arancini with homemade marinara sauce, chicken Florentine over pasta and sweet ice cream for dessert.

A classic meat and potatoes meal.

Joanna prepares some of her favorite side dishes.

Joanna elevates a simple, healthy salmon dinner with fresh and flavorful ingredients, complete with a butternut squash spinach salad, light lemon orzo and a smooth panna cotta topped with spiced pear.

A couple looks for a family beach getaway in the Outer Banks along the shores of Avon, N.C.; the family of do-it-yourselfers tackles the home's major projects and repurpose as much as they can to keep renovation costs down.

A woman is looking for a home in Isle of Palms, S.C., that is close to the beach and has enough space for family and friends; she finds a home that could be perfect, but it needs a lot of work, so she sets out to turn her dream into a reality.

A Maryland couple searches for a beachfront property in Hampton, Va., where they can make seaside memories with their daughters; she looks for ways to cut costs on the renovation without sacrificing style.

Despite being engaged with a wedding to plan, Anne and DJ have decided to add more to their plate by purchasing a beach home on the so-called Forgotten Coast of Florida; Anne and DJ plan to take on the majority of the renovation work themselves.

When renovations are halted on a local property in Gulf Shores, Alabama, a couple seeks to transform it into a welcoming home that serves as a getaway for vacationing women.

NFL players reach out to Chip and Joanna to help renovate the home for a veteran to make it more accessible for him.

Chip and Jo add a fresh, functional design to a dated ranch home in Waco.

After being away from Waco, Texas, for six years, Will and Lauren return to raise their two daughters in the house of their dreams.

Chip and Jo meet with a client who just purchased a 1950s bungalow hoping to make it her forever home after losing her husband to cancer.

After experiencing a devastating tornado, a family wants to build an off-grid retreat overlooking Tennessee's Ocoee River; as amateur builders, they must rely on the help of friends and family, and each other, to reach the finish line.

Off-the-grid contractor Gregg Smith battles the elements to build a cliff-side retreat for a family in the Sierra Nevada Mountains; for Gregg and his team, erecting this house in the middle of nowhere comes with its share of challenges.

From the edge of an active volcano in Hawaii and the Appalachian Mountains to the deserts of New Mexico and upstate New York, builders battle harsh conditions to construct innovative, self-sufficient homes in remote areas.

An outdoor enthusiast works to build his dream retirement home in the Idaho mountains, but weather and material shortages slow his timeline.

These builds bring new meaning to the term middle of nowhere, taking place high on top a sub-zero glacier, miles out in the middle of the Atlantic, deep in Alaska's untamed wilderness, and on a secluded beach off the coast of Belize.

From the edge of an active volcano in Hawaii and the Appalachian Mountains to the deserts of New Mexico and upstate New York, builders battle harsh conditions to construct innovative, self-sufficient homes in remote areas.

An outdoor enthusiast works to build his dream retirement home in the Idaho mountains, but weather and material shortages slow his timeline.

These builds bring new meaning to the term middle of nowhere, taking place high on top a sub-zero glacier, miles out in the middle of the Atlantic, deep in Alaska's untamed wilderness, and on a secluded beach off the coast of Belize.

Off-the-grid contractor Gregg Smith battles the elements to build a cliff-side retreat for a family in the Sierra Nevada Mountains; for Gregg and his team, erecting this house in the middle of nowhere comes with its share of challenges.

A unique pre-Civil War cabin is taken apart and restored, highlighting the pioneer craftmanship while adding a contemporary flair.

Mark Bowe reveals how "Barnwood Builders" saved a two-story log cabin in New Freeport, Pennsylvania; after saving every log possible, they travel to Albertville, Alabama, to rebuild a home on the edge of a cliff.

Mark looks back on some of the most creative ways the team has transformed cabins and barns; from repurposing leftover material to restoring a cabin that looks beyond repair, Mark can always dream up new ways to give old wood a new life.

Montana-based chef Eduardo Garcia invites his buddies over for some backyard archery practice, followed by a campfire cookout that includes paella, grilled tomatoes, and homemade lavender-honey ice cream.

Montana-based Chef Eduardo Garcia spends the day in the kitchen perfecting his Reuben sandwich recipe; it starts with smoked pastrami, homemade sauerkraut and ends with 1000 island dressing and cheese that's piled high on rye bread.

Chef Eduardo Garcia prepares handmade pappardelle pasta and lamb shank for Becca and Goose.

It's taco night and friends are coming to dinner; Chef Eduardo Garcia presses tortillas for tostadas, slow-cooks creamy black beans with pork belly, grills a showstopping lobster Aguachile, and drizzles churros with goat caramel for all to share.

Chef Eduardo Garcia brings his sister's crew over for a campfire lunch, featuring a homemade game stock French onion soup topped with griddled swiss, comte and gruyere croutons, as well as campfire crepes with a huckleberry sauce.

A hearty breakfast at camp is in order before a day on horseback; Chef Eduardo Garcia greets the day and saddles up by the fire, coal-roasting Beet and Sweet Potato hash, and baking Square Bale Biscuits with a creamy Cowboy Hollandaise sauce.

Business partner brothers look for a vacation home in Coventry, R.I., but the to-do list is long and the brothers quickly run into structural issues.

After spending years renting on Lake Wedowee in Alabama, Chris and Jenny are ready to purchase a vacation home for their family.

Mark and Mary are looking for a lake house that can serve as a meeting place for their large family; they customize an Ohio lakefront home for their large family.

Lisa and Angela are co-workers and friends that are searching for a house with the help of their daughters Daniele and Allie, and are hoping to find the perfect vacation home to share between their two growing families.

After spending years living all over the world, Teresa and Jeremy find the perfect vacation home for their family in Texas.

New parents look to escape their busy New York City lives with a move to Wolf Lake, a small, rustic lake community in upstate New York; the properties they consider require significant renovations and may break the bank.

A couple with renovation know-how is looking for a fixer-upper lake house near Weiss Lake in Alabama, and find a place with hidden problems in the walls and under the floor.

A couple head back to their favorite spot from their college days to search for a vacation home near Deep Creek Lake, Md.; they're searching for a fixer-upper they can customize with easy lake access.

Agassiz Village provides underprivileged and at-risk kids an opportunity to experience a camp surrounded by the beauty of Maine; with support from the community, Chase and his team take on the big project with a small budget to help the camp.

A couple fell in love with the views of Greenville Junction, Maine, but the cabin they purchased is in need of some serious work; Chase and the team create a working bathroom and kitchen as well as additional sleeping space.

The Harringtons purchased a tranquil plot of oceanside property in Phippsburg way back in the 1950s; Joe Harrington, a Maine Basketball Hall of Famer, cleared a parcel so he can construct a camp of his own to add to the family's legacy.

The guys tackle a cabin owned by one of their beloved subcontractors, Florida Nick; his family cabin is in need of some major upgrades; they are looking for more space on the first level and the guys build two cabin additions.

Meet the Cannons -- they need a new roof, additional sleeping space and, most importantly, higher ceilings; the Cabin Masters transport a very heavy stone hearth, Jedi and Ashley race to assemble a set of stools, and the guys prank Ashley.

While the team is in Italy, Jedi and Dixie renovate a theater for campers with special needs at Pine Tree Camp in Rome, Maine; it's a transformation from storage space to red carpet reveal as they tackle illness, weather, excavation issues and rot.

The guys tackle a cabin owned by one of their beloved subcontractors, Florida Nick; his family cabin is in need of some major upgrades; they are looking for more space on the first level and the guys build two cabin additions.

Meet the Cannons -- they need a new roof, additional sleeping space and, most importantly, higher ceilings; the Cabin Masters transport a very heavy stone hearth, Jedi and Ashley race to assemble a set of stools, and the guys prank Ashley.

While the team is in Italy, Jedi and Dixie renovate a theater for campers with special needs at Pine Tree Camp in Rome, Maine; it's a transformation from storage space to red carpet reveal as they tackle illness, weather, excavation issues and rot.

The Harringtons purchased a tranquil plot of oceanside property in Phippsburg way back in the 1950s; Joe Harrington, a Maine Basketball Hall of Famer, cleared a parcel so he can construct a camp of his own to add to the family's legacy.

Mark Bowe revisits all the wedding-related projects the guys have helped create; from log chapels to dance floors, the "Barnwood Builders" find ways to give wedding ceremonies a rustic feel.

Mark Bowe recalls places where the guys have taken in local history over the years; they visit Colorado's Canyons of the Ancients, explore how pioneers built cabins with shorter trees in Texas, and Mark sees a Virginia church built by his ancestor.

Chase and Jedi look back at one of "MCM's" most ambitious years.

The Maine Cabin Masters take a trip down memory lane with Ryan and Jedi as they talk about some of their favorite memories and exclusive behind the scenes action filled with outdoor fun, indoor games and a lot of picking on Ashley.

The crew travels to Atlanta to begin work on an 1890s Victorian.

Unsafe structures are uncovered and demolished; building a lending library; saving an oak tree.

Touring the Atlanta BeltLine; replacing the existing footings with a stem wall; adding a vapor barrier to a crawl space; a lesson on HVAC installation; touring an outdoor learning center.

Putting up new framing; installing ductwork; exploring native fruit trees; cardboard boxes make for a real kitchen feel; restoring old windows.

Innovation meets urgency as students confront a housing crisis. From AI robots to the resilience of the human spirit, futures take shape, revealing how new technology and old-fashioned mentorship can redefine who gets to build the future of America.

Bryce and Emily Sandvall want a new home for their family of five in the Woodway area that's not only right for their family but also has a traditional design style that they love.

Chip and Joanna team up with their friend Jimmy Don to transform a bland little house into a modern mountain cabin for his son; special guest First Lady Laura Bush helps with the finishing touches.

From the rocky shores of a Scottish Loch to the striking coasts of Oregon and California, homeowners with unique tastes cultivate their own nature-inspired havens to live out their escapist dreams.

From stunning, tropical rural land in Mexico, to a dreamy northern lake in Maine and historic land in arid Puglia, Italy, homeowners with a unique eye for art, architecture, and history have meticulously crafted unique family homes.

Michael and Ashley start construction on their 1912 inn, focusing on the exterior of the building to get it watertight and restored to its former glory; renovations include new paint, a custom front door and an awning wrapped in copper.

Attention turns to the entrance, lounge and bar area at the inn.

Michael and Ashley create a unique first impression as they restore the entryway.

Finishing touches go all around the inn.

Jodi and Dave are used to spending their vacations traveling in their RV with their three children, but are now looking for a getaway close to their home in Buffalo, N.Y.; they find a property along Lake Ontario in Niagara County, but it needs work.

A family looks for a vacation home on Logan Martin Lake, Alabama, in hopes of getaways filled with fishing, kayaking and relaxation.

The tables are turned when two real estate agents decide to buy and renovate their own spot on the water after years selling lakefront properties.

A family with three young kids finds its forever lake home in Otter Tail County, Minn.; however, it is far from turnkey and the massive and complex renovation may derail the lakeside living dreams.

After one trip to Lake Tillery, North Carolina, a couple decides to buy a lakefront vacation home there as an easy escape from their busy city lifestyle; they hope to put their own touch on a home where they can entertain family and friends.

A family finds a fixer-upper in Lake Country, Wisconsin, in hopes of turning it into a lakefront retreat with a boat dock. The house's outdated style and need for major repairs may break the budget, dashing their lakeside dreams.

A family with three young kids finds its forever lake home in Otter Tail County, Minn.; however, it is far from turnkey and the massive and complex renovation may derail the lakeside living dreams.

After one trip to Lake Tillery, North Carolina, a couple decides to buy a lakefront vacation home there as an easy escape from their busy city lifestyle; they hope to put their own touch on a home where they can entertain family and friends.

A family finds a fixer-upper in Lake Country, Wisconsin, in hopes of turning it into a lakefront retreat with a boat dock. The house's outdated style and need for major repairs may break the budget, dashing their lakeside dreams.

The tables are turned when two real estate agents decide to buy and renovate their own spot on the water after years selling lakefront properties.

Honoring the craftsmanship of the American pioneer is at the heart of every job, so Mark Bowe revisits some of the most talented artisans the guys have ever met, including woodworkers, blacksmiths, leather makers, glass blowers and more.

Jackson's Mill in Weston, W.Va., a pioneer homestead that keeps the old ways alive, draws the Barnwood Builders back again and again over the years; the guys return to train young people and create team-building exercises for adults.

Sarah and Debbie take on the project of a lifetime, building a home from plans that were on Frank Lloyd Wright's drawing table when he died; but first, the town must approve their plans; they visit Fallingwater for inspiration.

With challenges mounting up and no general contractor on board, Sarah and Debbie make a critical decision about who will lead the build; they visit Frank Lloyd Wright's last living original client for guidance on making adjustments to the plans.

Sarah overcomes missteps as a first-time general contractor; with no second chance possible, their red concrete floor must turn out perfectly; modern building codes and materials force Sarah and Debbie to make updates to Frank Lloyd Wright's plans.

More than 60 years after the original plans arrive, Sarah and Debbie race to finish Riverrock; a last minute flood threatens to stop their progress; artisans, experts and friends come to see the space they created.

Chip and Joanna work with the Aguilar family to find a forever home that fits their family of four and reflects their personal style.

A Magnolia employee from New York wants to make a permanent home in Waco, Texas.

Musician Mike Herrera and his wife, Holli, move from Washington to Waco, Texas, so they can be closer to Holli's family; they need a house with plenty of space for their two children and a large music studio for Mike.

Chip and Jo create a European-inspired home for a world traveler.

Chip and Jo's clients are looking for a house with a view and plenty of room for their grandchildren; after a frustrating house hunt, Chip and Jo come to the rescue with a creative plan that'll give them the home of their dreams and incredible views.

Chip and Jo take on a project that is close to their hearts.

Chip and Jo meet up with a friend who hopes to buy a modern-industrial-style loft with a guest bedroom and an office in downtown Waco; after finding the perfect spot, Chip and Jo get to work tackling their first downtown loft apartment.

A couple fell in love with the vibe of Pawleys Island, S.C., and now is on the hunt for a getaway space of their own; they find the perfect spot, but the task of modernizing their new vacation home starts to threaten their budget.

A couple looks for a beach retreat in Chesapeake Beach, Md.; they discover a house in a great location; they must expand the space to accommodate their family without expanding their tight budget.

A retired couple seeks a beachfront condo to rent out and to host their big family with lots of grandchildren. They entrust a contractor to make extensive cosmetic updates to an outdated unit to turn it into their dream beach getaway.

A hardworking couple dreams of escaping Colorado's cold to find the perfect beachfront condominium; they use their real estate and remodeling skills to secure their own slice of paradise.

A sibling house-flipping team searches for an affordable property in Gulf Breeze, Florida that they can renovate, enjoy for a few months each year, and then rent to vacationing families seeking a beach getaway.

After selling their farm in South Carolina, a couple retreats to Florida's beaches; they are ready to stop renting and buy a fixer-upper by the water, where they can create their dream home.

A couple who flips homes uses all their experience to buy and renovate an outdated beach house straight out of the 1970s. They put in plenty of sweat equity to keep the costs low and get the home ready for the next family of buyers.

A sibling house-flipping team searches for an affordable property in Gulf Breeze, Florida that they can renovate, enjoy for a few months each year, and then rent to vacationing families seeking a beach getaway.

After selling their farm in South Carolina, a couple retreats to Florida's beaches; they are ready to stop renting and buy a fixer-upper by the water, where they can create their dream home.

A couple who flips homes uses all their experience to buy and renovate an outdated beach house straight out of the 1970s. They put in plenty of sweat equity to keep the costs low and get the home ready for the next family of buyers.

A hardworking couple dreams of escaping Colorado's cold to find the perfect beachfront condominium; they use their real estate and remodeling skills to secure their own slice of paradise.

With years of experience, Mark knows cabins that look bad on the outside can turn out to be perfect when salvaged for parts and pieces; he and the guys scout out some incredible log structures and turn them into extraordinary new homes.

Mark explores all the ways people repurpose the antique wood into flooring, wall coverings, decorative trim, furniture, cool crafts, and much, much more.

The Barnwood Builders are on the hunt for spare parts as they travel deep into one holler and high atop another to two different towns to save two different barns; along the way they find rare artifacts and visit a historic pioneer village.

The Barnwood Builders travel to save a fine example of a Pennsylvania bank barn; crafted from white oak, the timberframe features a style of diagonal bracing they've never encountered before.

The Barnwood Builders head to the Greenbrier River in West Virginia to build a pavilion; combining the elements of a timberframe structure and a classic log cabin.

The Barnwood Builders go to Lake Lure, North Carolina to build a log cabin garage right beside Russell's Fort, an American icon from 1775.

Chase and the Cabin Masters team attempt to restore a family camp that sisters Charlene Andersen and Pennilyn Dudley fondly recall many stories of from the last 50 years.

For nearly 50 years, Mary and her five siblings created loving memories at their family cabin; Mary wants to create additional bedroom/sleeping space while expanding the bathroom to accommodate their large family.

After purchasing land in 2006, a man set out to construct a cabin within 72 hours, the resulting camp is lacking bedrooms, so the Cabin Masters create a main bedroom, sleeping areas and separate bathrooms.

Two newlyweds call on the Cabin Masters to expand the 1957 Great Pond cabin they inherited to include enough space for their family, which includes three children, their spouses and six grandchildren.

A family with a legacy of enjoying the lakes of Maine buys a 30-year-old gambrel garage with an efficiency apartment on the second floor.

The Rooney family spends their summer with relatives and friends on Great Pond, but their camp is too small, and it's so dark that they can barely tell they're on a lake.

A family purchases land on Sebec Lake and acquires an old shipping container they hope the team can transform into a dream cabin; the crew is challenged by the metal walls as they tackle the build offsite before transporting it to its forever home.

The Wheeler family enlists the help of the team to renovate their old cabin so that it fits their growing kids; the crew removes a dead tree that threatens to fall on the property at any moment.

A lake-loving family outgrows their legacy cabin; the gang tackles the challenges of remodeling the mazelike layout as Ashley uses an heirloom for a special project, all in time for the family's annual 4th of July party.

A family inherits a generational cabin they love on Sand Pond; along with the camp itself, they inherit a dark and damp building with a dated layout and lots of rot; the "Maine Cabin Masters" hammer, saw and sand their way through an overhaul.

A family in Ryan's hometown has a pair of cabins, right on the water, that are in need of updates after 40 years of use; the Cabin Masters provide a facelift, including updated foundations.

A family loves their cozy, hilltop camp even though it lacks some basic amenities that make year-round visits difficult; the Cabin Masters employ all their skills to transform this unfinished gem from driveway to dock.

Chase and the gang team up with sports broadcaster Dan Patrick whose family compound is in need of a new bunkhouse; the project starts from scratch, so the Maine Cabin Masters need their whole roster to pitch in.

When their business manager requests a brand-new build over a vacation-packed winter, the team loses track of the budget as time slips away and snow piles up; the crew try to finish the build without going any more over budget.

A family loves their cozy, hilltop camp even though it lacks some basic amenities that make year-round visits difficult; the Cabin Masters employ all their skills to transform this unfinished gem from driveway to dock.

Chase and the gang team up with sports broadcaster Dan Patrick whose family compound is in need of a new bunkhouse; the project starts from scratch, so the Maine Cabin Masters need their whole roster to pitch in.

When their business manager requests a brand-new build over a vacation-packed winter, the team loses track of the budget as time slips away and snow piles up; the crew try to finish the build without going any more over budget.

A family in Ryan's hometown has a pair of cabins, right on the water, that are in need of updates after 40 years of use; the Cabin Masters provide a facelift, including updated foundations.

Tammy and her late husband dreamed of running a craft store in a log cabin on their West Virginia family homestead; Mark and the guys help Tammy build the cabin, making some homemade crafts and visiting a pioneer landmark along the way.

The builders head to Cashiers, N.C., to build an antique log cabin in the middle of a huge, framed-out modern home; old wood meets new; Mark visits the client's decked-out timber frame barn, and Sherman shows off his horse-wrangling skills.

Jean takes on multiple projects as she redesigns a primary bedroom suite in East Grand Rapids and also a gorgeous custom kitchen with views of Reeds Lake.

Jean and her daughter redesign a beach home on Lake Michigan.

Jean brings the Stoffer touch to her son's house in suburban Chicago as she transforms a sunroom and primary bedroom suite with classic and elegant design finishes.

Jean steps out of her usual design comfort zone and takes on a non-residential project as she redesigns a restaurant in East Grand Rapids, Michigan, that is beloved by the community, but has not had a design update since the early 1990s.

Three homes in the Castle Heights neighborhood of Waco, Texas.

A young family wants to help revitalize a once-thriving community.

A couple searches for a contemporary home in Woodway, Texas.

A single mother prepares to start a new life in the Castle Crest neighborhood of Waco, Texas.

A woman wants to rebuild her life in a tight-knit community.

A couple from Virginia Beach search the laid back community of Kill Devil Hills, NC, where they hope to find a beach house they can renovate and rent.

A couple from Washington, DC searches the shores of Maryland's Chesapeake Bay for a bargain beach house that they can make their own; a problem uncovered during demolition threatens to increase their already tightened renovation budget.

A Connecticut house flipper is on the hunt for a property with a beach view that he can call his own; after years of renovating houses for others to use, he is ready to find a vacation home that he and his family can escape to for some quality time.

A married couple living in Washington, D.C., are looking for a weekend getaway in the nautical hotspot of Lusby, Md.; waterfront property is pricey, but they hope to find a deal.

Cory and Courtney search for a beach home in South Florida to which they can make renovations while on a budget.

A couple who met along the shores of Corolla, N.C., searches for a home in town they can renovate into their dream vacation getaway, but finding an affordable beach property they can transform on schedule and budget could be a challenge.

A Virginia couple is excited to finally pursue their dreams of owning a beach home in Emerald Isle, North Carolina. With their sons growing up quickly, they hope to build unforgettable memories by renovating a property with both personality and potential.

A Washington couple and their four kids take on the majority of their beach house renovations themselves, but the help doesn't stop there, as extended family and good friends drop in to help them turn a bargain buy into their dream vacation getaway.

Having both spent their formative years on the beach, a Virginia couple is looking to pass this tradition down to their kids; they're hoping to find a reasonably priced condo in Virginia Beach that they can renovate into a coastal weekend escape.

A Virginia couple is excited to finally pursue their dreams of owning a beach home in Emerald Isle, North Carolina. With their sons growing up quickly, they hope to build unforgettable memories by renovating a property with both personality and potential.

A Washington couple and their four kids take on the majority of their beach house renovations themselves, but the help doesn't stop there, as extended family and good friends drop in to help them turn a bargain buy into their dream vacation getaway.

Having both spent their formative years on the beach, a Virginia couple is looking to pass this tradition down to their kids; they're hoping to find a reasonably priced condo in Virginia Beach that they can renovate into a coastal weekend escape.

A couple who met along the shores of Corolla, N.C., searches for a home in town they can renovate into their dream vacation getaway, but finding an affordable beach property they can transform on schedule and budget could be a challenge.

Mark buys a massive tobacco barn with an incredible log structure hidden inside; the guys must unwrap the barn layer by layer, and it's a tricky job because the barn is filled with hundreds of old poles that fight them at every turn.

The guys try to build a 1,200-square foot cabin using barn beams from their inventory; Mark's friend shows up to make a one-of-a-kind whiskey tap out of an unused beam end.

The Black Dog Salvage team works at the Noland Sign Company in Roanoke, Va.; on a windy day, the crew salvages metal lettering, copper cupolas and vintage plumbing; Grayson buys an initial machine for the shop.

The team heads back to snowy Ellwood City, Pa., to salvage the rectory of St. Agatha's Catholic Church; they take a tour of the Bally Block Factory where Robert's grandfather used to work.

In Greencastle, Pa., the crew salvages an old church that is being restored and turned into a physical therapy office; the team struggles to figure out the best way to remove the windows, salvage the large bell and execute an idea for a console.

The crew travels to Pennsylvania to save what it can from Esther Ludwig's mansion before it gets demolished, hoping to reclaim some of the mansion's original items, such as chandeliers, built-ins and mantles; Mike buys an old vintage wheelchair.

The team travels to Hot Springs, Va., to salvage mantles, cabinets, sinks, and a round window from a late Victorian-style home; Grayson works on her negotiating and picking skills; Mike helps Tay put together a design for a beam to go above his bar.

The crew members go to Wayne Lanes in Waynesboro, Va., to salvage bowling balls, bowling pins, bowling shoes, and whatever else they can find in the alley; Robert is determined to redeem himself from last season's bowling fiasco.

The crew members return to the Ludwig mansion in Pennsylvania; they focus on the outside of the house including the roof tiles, windows and boiler room; Tay races to take out the casement windows, while Mike and Ted try to salvage the roof tiles.

The crew members return to Hot Springs, Va., to salvage a house before it gets demolished; the house has some Eastlake hardware worth salvaging as well as Majorca tile, mantles and pocket doors.

A Missouri couple who have inherited property are now cleaning it up and building it out, but troubles multiply as hurricane rains flood the buildsite, a gigantic burn pile creates larger flames than expected, and materials arrive broken.

A pro builder constructs an off-grid dream home for his family on a remote riverside plot of land in the heart of Canada's east coast.

A couple looks to bring the shores of Key West to their donkey sanctuary in Missouri; despite having experience with building off-grid properties, they face new challenges as they attempt to construct a double container home deep in the woods.

Builder Phil Parr heads to the wilderness of northern Colorado to build the ultimate off-grid tent; far beyond simple nylon and poles, this lavish tent has a custom fabricated wooden frame, canvas shell and 650-square-feet of livable elegance.

The Cordrays renovate Michael's childhood brick bungalow for his supportive mom; they add a new fireplace, handmade window treatments, upgraded kitchen hardware and a surprise.

Michael and Ashley save a family's two-story 1800s home from a flip that would have been a flop; they restore the original features while working to preserve the property's historical integrity.

The Cordrays bring beauty, impeccable design and increased value to this renovation by adding a bedroom, vintage doors to separate the kitchen from the living space and retro tile found under the house for a one-of-a-kind backsplash.

Ashley and Michael let the fun and games begin as they tackle his and hers shotgun homes in a friendly competition to bring style and new life back to these two unique houses located just a couple blocks from the beach.

Buying a newer home isn't the Cordray's norm, but adding their iconic character, style and functionality never gets old; they build a privacy fence for the deck, a herringbone design focal wall, and raise and make over the original kitchen cabinets.

The Cordrays look to balance function with history as they tackle a living room, bathroom and dining room remodel for a young couple and their three children in their 1896 Victorian home in Galveston, Texas.

In renovating a very old, very unique backhouse, the Cordrays create a kitchen where there once was a porch, build an office space that used to be an attic, and find a distinct dining solution perfect for a small home.

Ashley and Michael take on a rundown, family-owned 1939 craftsman; the project is an emotional journey for the duo as the bland home is transformed into a breathtaking abode with room expansions and some inspired flooring choices.

The Cordrays decide on a main kitchen entry for a tiny backhouse, salvaging the original sink and a few other antique surprises; Ashley and Michael try their hand at homemade tile, which turns out to be their favorite project yet.

Michael and Ashley have their work cut out for them while restoring a dilapidated 1914 fixer-upper; they create a breakfast nook and re-purpose a vintage wooden sign to help transform what was once a condemned eyesore into a quaint pink corner house.

Ashley and Michael take on a rundown, family-owned 1939 craftsman; the project is an emotional journey for the duo as the bland home is transformed into a breathtaking abode with room expansions and some inspired flooring choices.

The Cordrays decide on a main kitchen entry for a tiny backhouse, salvaging the original sink and a few other antique surprises; Ashley and Michael try their hand at homemade tile, which turns out to be their favorite project yet.

Michael and Ashley have their work cut out for them while restoring a dilapidated 1914 fixer-upper; they create a breakfast nook and re-purpose a vintage wooden sign to help transform what was once a condemned eyesore into a quaint pink corner house.

In renovating a very old, very unique backhouse, the Cordrays create a kitchen where there once was a porch, build an office space that used to be an attic, and find a distinct dining solution perfect for a small home.

Following a recent flood, Mark and the guys step up to help their neighbor rebuild; they repair a garage by wrapping it in barn wood and use log skins to transform a pre-fabricated shed into a log cabin playroom.

In Leivasy, W. Va., Mark and his crew get a strong dose of family history as they strive to save the O'Dell family's hand-hewn log home; Mark also spends some time with his own father and visits a log cabin built by his great-grandfather.

Joanna shares a rich and delicious Friendsgiving casserole, cranberry sauce, green beans amandine and cherry almond crisp for dessert.

Friend and chef Katie Button teaches Joanna how to make some of her favorite Spanish dishes like flamenquines, grandma's olives, simple sautéed greens and a brandied pumpkin cheesecake.

Joanna shares one of her favorite holiday traditions: candy making.

Celebrating her love of mushrooms, Joanna creates a beautiful meal including Mushroom Bisque, Cherry Burrata, fresh French bread with a Garlic Chive Compound Butter and a Chocolate Molten Cake for dessert.

Joanna shares two of her favorite homemade pizza recipes.

Joanna whips up one of her favorite meals for busy weekends.

Joanna makes her favorite sweet and savory crepes.

Joanna prepares homemade pasta.

Water enthusiasts Matt and Heather find a vacation property close to their Dallas home on Lake Tawakoni in Texas, and they plan to open up the kitchen, remodel the bathrooms, build a multi-level deck and fix up the boat dock.

Outdoor enthusiasts John and Heather are looking for a vacation retreat for their family on Lake Oconee in Ga., and they find a fixer-upper in an ideal setting.

Amber and Jon are looking for a getaway near their home in Raleigh, N.C., and Lake Gaston fits the bill.

College sweethearts are ready to find a vacation home for their family on Alabama's Smith Lake; they're shown several properties, but each will require some work.

A New Jersey family of five looks for a lakefront getaway in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains - they want a property they can put their personal stamp on, but with a limited budget, they need all hands on deck to keep costs down.

Chip and Joanna Gaines seek a home in Waco for Devon and Hannah Jonklaas; the Jonklaases want a home with lots of acreage and lots of bedrooms; Devon, a biochem professor, wants to be close to work and to Hannah, who's expecting.

The children of missionaries need to find a retreat for their parents in Waco, Texas.

Dr Jeff Sanders, Michelle and their two teenagers are a fun, active family who enjoy entertaining, adventure and travel; they want to downsize to a casual country home with European flair in Waco, Texas.

Chip and Joanna travel to Robinson, TX, to find a farmhouse for a physician couple with three kids who are planning to adopt foster children; the project becomes tricky when the client gives unfavorable feedback followed by a dose of buyer's remorse.

John and Margie Bowman are excited to return to Texas after leaving Oklahoma, and look at three homes with Chip and Joanna in the McGregor neighborhood just outside of Waco.