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Chip and Jo are enhancing public spaces with unique design elements in the restaurant, lobby, library, and group suite, securing a rare find for the hotel library. (Repeat).

Completed wallpaper and tile provide hints at the hotel's future grandeur as the project enters into its final stages of construction. Chip and Jo meet with the hotel's new general manager to discuss preparations for opening day. (Repeat).

The Kennebec Valley YMCA in Augusta, Maine, needs a new play structure, and the Cabin Masters know just the crew for the job. In addition, Ryan decides it's time to build the workshop that Chase Morrill has always wanted. With winter fast approaching and no budget for either project, the team work feverishly to finish the play cabin for the YMCA and the workshop for Chase before everything freezes

Chase and his team are tasked to look into a family Yurt on Togus Pond. (Repeat).

A couple with five children wants their camp on David Pond turned into a family vacation cabin that will serve as a central part of their lives for generations to come. (Repeat).

Chase and his crew transform a quaint cabin into a fun family cabin. (Repeat).

A flight attendant whose renovation plans never took off faces finishing the job or losing her exasperated boyfriend. (Repeat).

A basement is finished. (Repeat).

A couple ambitiously take on a wedding and a reno in the same month in the Season 7 premiere. But when Bryan gets involved and starts making the decisions, these newlyweds begin to show signs of cold feet. (Repeat).

A couple can't wait to get started on customizing the home they just moved into. Included: Bryan has to get used to the owner's meddling. (Repeat).

A couple who are tired of upgrading their home for prospective buyers and not for themselves are excited to get Bryan in to help them renovate their forever home. But letting go of control is going to be a hard sell. (Repeat).

A couple are excited to start some work in their new home, except that's the only thing they can agree on, which leads to Bryan getting caught up in an epic game of stone tag. (Repeat).

A flight attendant whose renovation plans never took off faces finishing the job or losing her exasperated boyfriend. (Repeat).

A basement is finished. (Repeat).

In the series premiere, Sebastian and Sabrina come to the aid of a dynamic real-estate duo who are embarrassed by their master bathroom, which is very large, very dark, and has some very strange features that leave people scratching their heads. (Repeat).

A couple who love their home but hate their builder's grade galley kitchen, because there isn't enough counter space or storage and the layout is tight. They've made DIY attempts to add storage and update features, only to admit defeat in their efforts to make the space more functional. (Repeat).

A couple ambitiously take on a wedding and a reno in the same month in the Season 7 premiere. But when Bryan gets involved and starts making the decisions, these newlyweds begin to show signs of cold feet. (Repeat).

A couple can't wait to get started on customizing the home they just moved into. Included: Bryan has to get used to the owner's meddling. (Repeat).

A couple who are tired of upgrading their home for prospective buyers and not for themselves are excited to get Bryan in to help them renovate their forever home. But letting go of control is going to be a hard sell. (Repeat).

A couple are excited to start some work in their new home, except that's the only thing they can agree on, which leads to Bryan getting caught up in an epic game of stone tag. (Repeat).

In the series premiere, Sebastian and Sabrina come to the aid of a dynamic real-estate duo who are embarrassed by their master bathroom, which is very large, very dark, and has some very strange features that leave people scratching their heads. (Repeat).

A couple who love their home but hate their builder's grade galley kitchen, because there isn't enough counter space or storage and the layout is tight. They've made DIY attempts to add storage and update features, only to admit defeat in their efforts to make the space more functional. (Repeat).

The crew makes a complete living space with bar and gym out of an inground basement. (Repeat).

Tamara helps a young couple bring a historic architectural design to a giant addition they've added to their gorgeous historic home. Combining the old with the new gives this estate all it needs for another 100 years. (Repeat).

Tamara helps an investor take a dated beat-up mansion and turn it into rental property gold. This gorgeous estate gets a complete facelift from the porch to the pool – a staycation dreamhouse. (Repeat).

Tamara and her father, Ward, talk about the biggest and best kitchens they have designed over the years. (Repeat).

Tamara and her father, Ward, discuss the best bargain mansions they've found over the years. (Repeat).

Tamara and her father, Ward, discuss the dreamiest main suites they've designed over the years. They revisit the best main suites from seasons past and share what made them their favorites. (Repeat).

Chase and Ryan learn that the owner of their latest cabin project works at Allagash Brewing Company, so they're excited to check out the brewery for inspiration as they turn the weekend getaway into a three-season home away from home. (Repeat).

Chase saves a family's camp from a fallen tree and preserves its oddities. (Repeat).

The crew work on a hunting cabin in Guyton, Georgia; and a cabin from the pre-Civil War era in Monroe County, West Virginia. (Repeat).

Mark finds a barn being torn down in Pennsylvania and buys it on the spot. The crew goes the extra mile to rescue the beams as Johnny deals with overhead wires and Sherman works with one good arm. Later, Mark visits the largest bank barn in the state. (Repeat).

Chase saves a family's camp from a fallen tree and preserves its oddities. (Repeat).

The crew work on a hunting cabin in Guyton, Georgia; and a cabin from the pre-Civil War era in Monroe County, West Virginia. (Repeat).

The crew makes a complete living space with bar and gym out of an inground basement. (Repeat).

Tamara helps a young couple bring a historic architectural design to a giant addition they've added to their gorgeous historic home. Combining the old with the new gives this estate all it needs for another 100 years. (Repeat).

Tamara helps an investor take a dated beat-up mansion and turn it into rental property gold. This gorgeous estate gets a complete facelift from the porch to the pool – a staycation dreamhouse. (Repeat).

Tamara and her father, Ward, talk about the biggest and best kitchens they have designed over the years. (Repeat).

A man tries to complete work on a laundry room whose renovation started three years ago. (Repeat).

A kid-friendly basement room is created after a woman demolished the space but didn't know how to finish it. (Repeat).

First-time buyers aren't prepared for the slew of problems they find after moving into their home. With a looming deadline of less than a month before their first baby is born, Bryan helps them through some reno growing pains. (Repeat).

Bryan is shocked to hear that after 12 years a husband hasn't delivered on his promise of living room bookshelves to his wife. Also: A history of adding in a couple feet here and there to rooms in their home is about to come to an unhappy ending. (Repeat).

A couple need to find ways to expand their small home to make it more suitable for their family. Bryan's used to finding skeletons in old houses he has to fix, but this time Bryan's past comes back to haunt him. (Repeat).

Newlyweds who are ready to settle in and start renos on their home call in Bryan, who's faced with choosing the best space to start their life off right. But their big gamble might not pay off. (Repeat).

A man tries to complete work on a laundry room whose renovation started three years ago. (Repeat).

A kid-friendly basement room is created after a woman demolished the space but didn't know how to finish it. (Repeat).

First-time homeowners have Sebastian and Sabrina to help with their kitchen, which has an odd layout, peel-and-stick flooring and very shallow counters. (Repeat).

A couple who have two growing boys, a busy schedule and a basement straight out of the 70s, complete with orange carpet, dark paneling, and a damp feel that isn't inviting at all. They've reached out to contractors, but quotes are exceeding their budget. (Repeat).

First-time buyers aren't prepared for the slew of problems they find after moving into their home. With a looming deadline of less than a month before their first baby is born, Bryan helps them through some reno growing pains. (Repeat).

Bryan is shocked to hear that after 12 years a husband hasn't delivered on his promise of living room bookshelves to his wife. Also: A history of adding in a couple feet here and there to rooms in their home is about to come to an unhappy ending. (Repeat).

A couple need to find ways to expand their small home to make it more suitable for their family. Bryan's used to finding skeletons in old houses he has to fix, but this time Bryan's past comes back to haunt him. (Repeat).

Newlyweds who are ready to settle in and start renos on their home call in Bryan, who's faced with choosing the best space to start their life off right. But their big gamble might not pay off. (Repeat).

First-time homeowners have Sebastian and Sabrina to help with their kitchen, which has an odd layout, peel-and-stick flooring and very shallow counters. (Repeat).

A couple who have two growing boys, a busy schedule and a basement straight out of the 70s, complete with orange carpet, dark paneling, and a damp feel that isn't inviting at all. They've reached out to contractors, but quotes are exceeding their budget. (Repeat).

Vicky and Rome are looking to trade in the hustle and bustle of life in New York for Florida. (Repeat).

An Ohio couple is ready to move to St. Petersburg, Florida. They find a fixer-upper with the potential to be what they're looking for, but unforeseen structural issues threaten to throw a wrench into their plans. (Repeat).

A couple with two active children and hectic jobs hopes to find a beach house in North Carolina's Outer Banks, to give their family a place to relax and recharge. (Repeat).

Outdoor enthusiasts Nick and Krystin are looking for an oceanfront property in Jacksonville Beach, Fla. They find a place with great potential, but with little experience renovating homes and a growing list of problems, the couple start to wonder if their dream home will ever become a reality. (Repeat).

A couple falls in love with Pawleys Island's friendly, laid-back beach vibe and hunts for a getaway space of their own. They find the perfect spot for them and their three dogs, but the monumental task of modernizing their new vacation home starts to threaten their budget. (Repeat).