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Mark finds a perfectly preserved bank barn in Pennsylvania and considers keeping it for himself. Also: he visits a bank barn that has been completely renovated into a high-end home. (Repeat).

Two siblings and their spouses are looking for a vacation home that can fit their whole family on Hatteras Island, North Carolina. (Repeat).

Novice builder Danny Clark attempts to construct a 600-square-foot stone cabin in Vermont's White River Valley. The home is sure to be a true work of art but his inexperience, the harsh winter, and the unusual architecture push him to his limits. (Repeat).

A Victorian bungalow is revamped for a military veteran and his daughter, but unexpected problems lead to a full restoration of the home. (Repeat).

A Victorian Farmhouse goes fancy when it is restored from the ground up. (Repeat).

Brett tackles a Spanish Colonial that's covered in layers of paint. (Repeat).

A mistake on site has ramifications on Paul. Bryan makes a discovery. Later, the Beaumlers' clients see their renovation complete. (Repeat).

Sarah makes a promise that Bryan is not sure they can deliver on. (Repeat).

The Baeumlers start a project; and Bryan and Sarah troubleshoot an issue when a client goes out of town. (Repeat).

Repairs are made on a deck built from scrap lumber and an old pallet. (Repeat).

Renovations on a fixer-upper have not gone as planned. (Repeat).

Jeff visits a 1729 home to revamp the kitchen and living room. (Repeat).

Jeff takes on a crumbling section. from a 1740s home. (Repeat).

Carpenter Jeff Devlin takes on a dated master suite in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Kim and Rob's 18th century house was damaged by a fire and last renovated in the 1980s. As a result, their master suite is a green-carpeted nightmare that doesn't match the home's original style. Jeff and his team use reclaimed materials to renovate the bedroom and bath so they fit the historic character of the home

Jeff tackles a converted barn and revamps its master bedroom and bath. (Repeat).

Michelle Williams from Destiny's Child joins the judging panel as five more teams attempt to prove that their skills are worthy of the next round. (Repeat).

Along the Suwanee River in Old Town, Florida, Lindsey has to give the daughter of long-time motel owners the confidence she needs to carry on a family legacy while also transforming the motel into a destination that rivals the beauty of the river. (Repeat).

In the Louisiana swamp, a second-generation motel owner is struggling greatly. This owner and his motel are desperate because he never learned how to run it from his father before inheriting it. It's one of Lindsey's most ambitious endeavors ever. (Repeat).

In Eureka Springs, Arkansas, a mother and son are out of ideas and almost out of hope. Lindsey needs to teach them to embrace modern business practices and a smart new design or their mountain town motel won't make it. (Repeat).

In the Florida Keys, major competition and an impending change in ownership force Lindsey to come up with creative solutions fast. (Repeat).

Following a devastating hurricane, a couple seeks Lindsey's expertise to restore the former charm of their motel. (Repeat).

Lindsey discovers a family in Townsend, Tennessee, who are prepared to work hard but lack leadership. She enlists them, her team, and herself to help save a mountain village motel. (Repeat).

Two best friends in Saluda, North Carolina buy an old motel with a view; Now they need Lindsey's help to turn it into something they can earn from. (Repeat).

Tamara and her team take a completely gutted shell of a lakefront home and transform it into a luxury oasis! This magnificent property gets a complete makeover from top to bottom. (Repeat).

Designer and developer Darius Smith, whose life's work is renovating and reviving homes and neighborhoods in Detroit, takes on his most personal project to date by renovating his grandmother's house where he grew up. (Repeat).

Jo and the team prepare to style all three floors and the rooftop restaurant with custom furniture and antique finds before opening day. (Repeat).

Chip, Ben and Jo do some finishing touches on the historical Hotel 1928 before it's reopening. (Repeat).

Chase and the group pair up with all-star sports announcer Dan Patrick, whose family compound needs a new bunkhouse. The Maine Cabin Masters will need the entire lineup to contribute because the endeavor is beginning from scratch. (Repeat).

Designer and developer Darius Smith, whose life's work is renovating and reviving homes and neighborhoods in Detroit, takes on his most personal project to date by renovating his grandmother's house where he grew up. (Repeat).

Jo and the team prepare to style all three floors and the rooftop restaurant with custom furniture and antique finds before opening day. (Repeat).

Chip, Ben and Jo do some finishing touches on the historical Hotel 1928 before it's reopening. (Repeat).

Chase and the group pair up with all-star sports announcer Dan Patrick, whose family compound needs a new bunkhouse. The Maine Cabin Masters will need the entire lineup to contribute because the endeavor is beginning from scratch. (Repeat).

Tamara and her team transform this charming 1927 Tudor into an absolute masterpiece, complete with a new, more comfortable, more functional and colorful kitchen and expanded main bathroom. (Repeat).

Tamara partners with an investor to tackle a dated 1960s ranch in desperate need of a renovation. She and her team do not disappoint with a stunning modern design. (Repeat).

Tamara works with an investor to take a dilapidated home built in 1910 and transform it into a fabulous downtown getaway pad. This property needs a complete gut from top to bottom. The finished product is a luxury rental ready for market. (Repeat).

Reused kitchen materials are customized to fit a space. (Repeat).

A basement remodel is fixed. (Repeat).

Bryan faces a flood of issues as he prepares to tackle a couple's renovation wish list. (Repeat).

The owners of a big home have big disagreements about what to do when it comes to home repairs. (Repeat).

Bryan tries to keep a woman who is distracted by the small things focused on the big picture when he works to improve the interior of the home she shares with her family. (Repeat).

Things get rocky when the wife of a homeowner who's proud of his handiwork asks Bryan to step in and help with a renovation. (Repeat).

Reused kitchen materials are customized to fit a space. (Repeat).

A basement remodel is fixed. (Repeat).

A couple with very busy lives, between raising two kids, working in the music industry and often being on the road, bought their family home five years ago and started to update their kitchen, but life got in the way and it's been left unfinished. They've been able to save money and are ready to hire professionals to finish what they started, but quotes are coming in well over their budget. Sebast

Rob and Caitlin have four kids and one on the way. When they moved into their family home, they personalized the kids' rooms, but never completed their own bedroom and bathroom. In fact, their master suite has become a play room for their kids. With a baby on the way, they've decided it's their turn. They want a master retreat oasis, but with limited funds, they need smart solutions. Through upcyc

Bryan faces a flood of issues as he prepares to tackle a couple's renovation wish list. (Repeat).

The owners of a big home have big disagreements about what to do when it comes to home repairs. (Repeat).

Bryan tries to keep a woman who is distracted by the small things focused on the big picture when he works to improve the interior of the home she shares with her family. (Repeat).

Things get rocky when the wife of a homeowner who's proud of his handiwork asks Bryan to step in and help with a renovation. (Repeat).

A couple with very busy lives, between raising two kids, working in the music industry and often being on the road, bought their family home five years ago and started to update their kitchen, but life got in the way and it's been left unfinished. They've been able to save money and are ready to hire professionals to finish what they started, but quotes are coming in well over their budget. Sebast

Rob and Caitlin have four kids and one on the way. When they moved into their family home, they personalized the kids' rooms, but never completed their own bedroom and bathroom. In fact, their master suite has become a play room for their kids. With a baby on the way, they've decided it's their turn. They want a master retreat oasis, but with limited funds, they need smart solutions. Through upcyc

Mark Bowe has finally found the barn he wants to turn into his own home. The guys work carefully to take apart the enormous bank barn without breaking any of the beams. In the face of bad luck and frustration, the team works together to save the hand-hewn beams, flooring and valuable sleeper logs. Mark also visits a nearby bank barn that has been transformed into a wedding venue. (Repeat).

Mark splits up his crew so they can conquer two jobs at the same time. Johnny and Tim take down a big tobacco barn that has plenty of antique material worth salvaging, while Graham and Alex tackle a log cabin that's still in great shape. (Repeat).

Mark brings one of his biggest ideas to life: a foldable steel cabin. The crew takes the cabin on its maiden voyage and unfolds it for the first time in the boneyard. Then they add a timber frame facade and a complete barnwood interior to finish it off in style. (Repeat).

Mark Bowe and his crew work through layers of architectural history to uncover an original pioneer home in Minor Hill, Tenn., and they hear stories from family members who lived in the cabin. Mark also visits a beautifully restored log home. (Repeat).

An Ohio double-pen barn is transformed into a huge log home in Cave Spring, Georgia. (Repeat).

After once saving Larry Melton's childhood home, The Barnwood Builders do something they've never done before and invite him to the Boneyard to help restore his family home. It's log cabin restoration and repair 101 as Larry learns the ropes, and just when he thinks the experience can't get any better, Mark arranges a final surprise with some very special guests. (Repeat).

This Damariscotta camp has a decent shell, but Chase and the crew must rethink the floorplan from the baseboards up to give the family the wonderful weekend place they had hoped for. (Repeat).

The Maine Cabin Masters help old friends whose house suffered fire damage. (Repeat).

The team builds a log potting shed, outfitting the building with reclaimed materials from roof to porch. (Repeat).

The guys are brought in to take down Mt. Olivet Church in Pocahontas County, WV so it can be restored and live a new life. (Repeat).

The Maine Cabin Masters help old friends whose house suffered fire damage. (Repeat).

The team builds a log potting shed, outfitting the building with reclaimed materials from roof to porch. (Repeat).

Mark Bowe has finally found the barn he wants to turn into his own home. The guys work carefully to take apart the enormous bank barn without breaking any of the beams. In the face of bad luck and frustration, the team works together to save the hand-hewn beams, flooring and valuable sleeper logs. Mark also visits a nearby bank barn that has been transformed into a wedding venue. (Repeat).

Mark splits up his crew so they can conquer two jobs at the same time. Johnny and Tim take down a big tobacco barn that has plenty of antique material worth salvaging, while Graham and Alex tackle a log cabin that's still in great shape. (Repeat).

Mark brings one of his biggest ideas to life: a foldable steel cabin. The crew takes the cabin on its maiden voyage and unfolds it for the first time in the boneyard. Then they add a timber frame facade and a complete barnwood interior to finish it off in style. (Repeat).

Mark Bowe and his crew work through layers of architectural history to uncover an original pioneer home in Minor Hill, Tenn., and they hear stories from family members who lived in the cabin. Mark also visits a beautifully restored log home. (Repeat).

An office renovation reveals structural problems. (Repeat).

A stalled bedroom renovation that left the space stripped down to the studs is finished. (Repeat).

Bryan tries to find some common ground when working with a pair of creative types who have different visions for their home. (Repeat).

Bryan helps an indecisive couple make a renovation decision and stick to it. (Repeat).

Bryan deals with a wife who is anxious to get the renovations on her house done and a husband who's insistent he can do everything himself. (Repeat).

A woman who believes that all her old bungalow needs is paint receives guidance from Bryan. (Repeat).

An office renovation reveals structural problems. (Repeat).

A stalled bedroom renovation that left the space stripped down to the studs is finished. (Repeat).

Jason and Nikki are a busy family of four. They have a great home in a great neighborhood, but their kitchen is letting them down. Opening drawers, meal prep, and finding space for their every day needs is a challenge. They believe the best solution is to blow out walls to open it up, but quotes are over their budget. The kitchen is tiny and overdue for a big transformation. Sebastian and Sabrina

Raj and Riva have a large family kitchen, but after 11 years, the brown cabinets, laminate counters and lack of organization, have them pushing the reno button. They want this to be their forever home, but quotes are coming in well over their budget. They even wonder if they have to move to get their dream kitchen. Sebastian and Sabrina use their expertise and upcycling skills to create a kitchen

Bryan tries to find some common ground when working with a pair of creative types who have different visions for their home. (Repeat).

Bryan helps an indecisive couple make a renovation decision and stick to it. (Repeat).

Bryan deals with a wife who is anxious to get the renovations on her house done and a husband who's insistent he can do everything himself. (Repeat).

A woman who believes that all her old bungalow needs is paint receives guidance from Bryan. (Repeat).

Jason and Nikki are a busy family of four. They have a great home in a great neighborhood, but their kitchen is letting them down. Opening drawers, meal prep, and finding space for their every day needs is a challenge. They believe the best solution is to blow out walls to open it up, but quotes are over their budget. The kitchen is tiny and overdue for a big transformation. Sebastian and Sabrina

Raj and Riva have a large family kitchen, but after 11 years, the brown cabinets, laminate counters and lack of organization, have them pushing the reno button. They want this to be their forever home, but quotes are coming in well over their budget. They even wonder if they have to move to get their dream kitchen. Sebastian and Sabrina use their expertise and upcycling skills to create a kitchen

Jean and her daughter design a boutique jewelry store in East Grand Rapids. (Repeat).

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. (Repeat).

Jean redesigns a dated '90s kitchen in a Michigan vacation home. (Repeat).

Jean brings her British-influenced classic design sense to a Spanish mission-style house. (Repeat).

Jean redesigns the kitchen, living areas and outdoor porch in a modern Michigan home. (Repeat).

Jean takes on a budget-conscious redesign of a ranch home in Grand Rapids. (Repeat).