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Chase Morrill and his team of builders take on an unusual project when they get a call from retired U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills. Through his foundation, Travis is building a retreat in Maine to help combat-injured veterans and their families. (Repeat).

Ashley Morrill and her team of builders find themselves rebuilding an old oyster shack for a working oyster farm in Edgecomb, Maine. The team is forced into immediate action by their shortest timeline to date and works with a budget of $25,000. (Repeat).

The crew members take on a historic clammers' shack; they clear out animal droppings, trash and old machinery; in order to make a big transformation without changing the camp's outside look, the builders get creative while battling a rising tide. (Repeat).

While Mark is on the road drumming up new business, the guys pick off a list of chores on the Boneyard, including stacking the Hamlin cabin. Mark checks out the most incredible hand-hewn timber-frame barn he's ever seen and visits a beautifully restored historic home owned by Super Bowl champ, Jeff Hostetler. (Repeat).

Mark and the guys salvage every last good log they can from an old double-pen barn in Pennsylvania so the logs can be reused to build a guesthouse in upstate New York. Also, Mark and Graham visit a luxury ranch in Montana. (Repeat).

The crew members take on a historic clammers' shack; they clear out animal droppings, trash and old machinery; in order to make a big transformation without changing the camp's outside look, the builders get creative while battling a rising tide. (Repeat).

While Mark is on the road drumming up new business, the guys pick off a list of chores on the Boneyard, including stacking the Hamlin cabin. Mark checks out the most incredible hand-hewn timber-frame barn he's ever seen and visits a beautifully restored historic home owned by Super Bowl champ, Jeff Hostetler. (Repeat).

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A lake-loving family has outgrown their legacy cabin. The gang tackles the challenges of remodeling this mazelike layout as Ashley uses an heirloom for a special project -- all in time for the family's annual 4th of July party. (Repeat).

The Red Camp has been in this 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 well-deserved upgrades. (Repeat).

Chase Morrill and his team of builders take on a cabin in Industry, Maine that hasn't been touched since the 1970s. They discover that 40 years of Maine winters have not been kind to this place, and loads of issues arise once the snow melts and they start digging into the project. (Repeat).

The host is shocked when he learns that a homeowner tried to use papier-mâché to hold her kitchen walls together. (Repeat).

A woman started renovating her bathroom and kitchen two years ago and never finished. (Repeat).

A couple with three young sons don't have the time or energy to tackle the renovations needed in their home. (Repeat).

Bryan tries to bring order to a house owned by couple who don't agree when it comes to renovations. (Repeat).

A family of five are caught off guard by Bryan's choice of a room to renovate. (Repeat).

Bryan insists some projects are more urgent than others when dealing with sisters who have a wish list for updating their old semi-detached home. (Repeat).

The host is shocked when he learns that a homeowner tried to use papier-mâché to hold her kitchen walls together. (Repeat).

A woman started renovating her bathroom and kitchen two years ago and never finished. (Repeat).

Lauren and Amanda race to get their basement playroom, laundry room, and storage area done in time for their first baby. (Repeat).

Sabrina and Sebastian give Marianna and Andy an inviting kitchen and living space. (Repeat).

A couple with three young sons don't have the time or energy to tackle the renovations needed in their home. (Repeat).

Bryan tries to bring order to a house owned by couple who don't agree when it comes to renovations. (Repeat).

A family of five are caught off guard by Bryan's choice of a room to renovate. (Repeat).

Bryan insists some projects are more urgent than others when dealing with sisters who have a wish list for updating their old semi-detached home. (Repeat).

Lauren and Amanda race to get their basement playroom, laundry room, and storage area done in time for their first baby. (Repeat).

Sabrina and Sebastian give Marianna and Andy an inviting kitchen and living space. (Repeat).

After waiting 30 years to restore their home, a husband and wife have enlisted Brett to bring their 1908 Arts & Crafts bungalow back to its former glory. Aside from its neglected exterior that needs attention, they also want an entirely new kitchen. (Repeat).

After purchasing what they believed to be a 1903 American Foursquare home, a young couple enlists Brett to restore and update it. Along the way, he uncovers clues that lead him to think that their home might not be what they thought it was. (Repeat).

After restoring the exterior of their 1900 Victorian cottage, a couple calls upon Brett to tackle its interior; this includes an award-winning kitchen that the homeowners desperately want to update, but with a vintage twist. (Repeat).

Brett does some restoration work ona 1898 Dutch Colonial that is connected to the Hollywood. (Repeat).

In the series premiere, restoration expert Brett Waterman tackles a 1913 arts and crafts bungalow. (Repeat).

An arts and crafts home is restored for a growing family with eight children. (Repeat).

A single mom from Houston who restores rundown homes is looking for her next project in Galveston, Texas. With the help of her father and the rest of her team, she hopes to find a house that's not only affordable, but that's also near the beach. (Repeat).

A California couple looks to buy and renovate an outdated beachfront vacation home in Morro Bay. Using their artistic skills, they modernize the home that will be a gathering spot for them and their five adult children. (New).

A look at remote builds that are taken to a whole new level. (Repeat).

A single mom from Houston who restores rundown homes is looking for her next project in Galveston, Texas. With the help of her father and the rest of her team, she hopes to find a house that's not only affordable, but that's also near the beach. (Repeat).

A California couple looks to buy and renovate an outdated beachfront vacation home in Morro Bay. Using their artistic skills, they modernize the home that will be a gathering spot for them and their five adult children. (Repeat).

A look at remote builds that are taken to a whole new level. (Repeat).

After waiting 30 years to restore their home, a husband and wife have enlisted Brett to bring their 1908 Arts & Crafts bungalow back to its former glory. Aside from its neglected exterior that needs attention, they also want an entirely new kitchen. (Repeat).

After purchasing what they believed to be a 1903 American Foursquare home, a young couple enlists Brett to restore and update it. Along the way, he uncovers clues that lead him to think that their home might not be what they thought it was. (Repeat).

After restoring the exterior of their 1900 Victorian cottage, a couple calls upon Brett to tackle its interior; this includes an award-winning kitchen that the homeowners desperately want to update, but with a vintage twist. (Repeat).

Brett does some restoration work ona 1898 Dutch Colonial that is connected to the Hollywood. (Repeat).

Fixing a DIY bathroom that was built by a man who had no idea what he was doing. (Repeat).

A man seeks help six months into what was supposed to be a two-week renovation. (Repeat).

Bryan has to deal with a homeowner who has his own building plans, even though he and his wife are rather clueless when it comes to renovating. (Repeat).

A childhood home is renovated for a couple who have strong ideas about how Bryan can make the space their own. (Repeat).

A couple encounter a few renovation surprises after asking Bryan for help making their home a better long-term fit. (Repeat).

A woman needs her husband to help with the kids rather than spending his time on renovation projects; and Bryan has his hands full helping them get their dream space without blowing their budget. (Repeat).

Fixing a DIY bathroom that was built by a man who had no idea what he was doing. (Repeat).

A man seeks help six months into what was supposed to be a two-week renovation. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha tackle a second floor that looks like it belongs in another era. (Repeat).

Leilani asks for help in transforming her townhouse. (Repeat).

Bryan has to deal with a homeowner who has his own building plans, even though he and his wife are rather clueless when it comes to renovating. (Repeat).

A childhood home is renovated for a couple who have strong ideas about how Bryan can make the space their own. (Repeat).

A couple encounter a few renovation surprises after asking Bryan for help making their home a better long-term fit. (Repeat).

A woman needs her husband to help with the kids rather than spending his time on renovation projects; and Bryan has his hands full helping them get their dream space without blowing their budget. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha tackle a second floor that looks like it belongs in another era. (Repeat).

Leilani asks for help in transforming her townhouse. (Repeat).

Michael and Ashley learn that a coveted property is for sale while crabbing off the Galveston coast. Knocking down walls and restoring the original staircase is only the beginning of their biggest undertaking yet as they begin converting the 1899 duplex into a single-family home. (Repeat).

Michael and Ashley revisit a house they tried to purchase a year ago and find the small, 1920s craftsman has been stripped of all its original features. Now, the Cordrays add modern flair to the island property while working to preserve its antique charm. (Repeat).

Ashley and Michael see hidden potential in a fire-damaged Victorian and decide to save it from demolition. They're opening up the formerly cramped space by turning a breezeway into a brand-new kitchen before turning trash into treasure while repurposing an old safe. (Repeat).

Working on a pre-1900s Victorian, with vintage decor from New Orleans. (Repeat).

Michael and Ashley get the opportunity to renovate a bizarre Galveston icon that may harbor a few surprises inside. The spaceship-shaped landmark is soon brimming with life as the Cordrays bring their unique charm to the one-of-a-kind house. (Repeat).

Working on a 1893 raised cottage, which isn't what Michael expected it to be. (Repeat).

A couple asks Chip and Jo to convert their horse barn into an apartment for their son. (Repeat).

A couple rescues a community landmark in rural upstate New York. They restore the 140-year-old one-room schoolhouse, turning it into their family home and preserving its history. (Repeat).

Christina Salway and John Moskowitz repair a magnificent farmhouse on Maine's stunning shore. Christina fills the property with her playful design sense, a tribute to the house's Swedish history. (Repeat).

A couple asks Chip and Jo to convert their horse barn into an apartment for their son. (Repeat).

A couple rescues a community landmark in rural upstate New York. They restore the 140-year-old one-room schoolhouse, turning it into their family home and preserving its history. (Repeat).

Christina Salway and John Moskowitz repair a magnificent farmhouse on Maine's stunning shore. Christina fills the property with her playful design sense, a tribute to the house's Swedish history. (Repeat).

Michael and Ashley learn that a coveted property is for sale while crabbing off the Galveston coast. Knocking down walls and restoring the original staircase is only the beginning of their biggest undertaking yet as they begin converting the 1899 duplex into a single-family home. (Repeat).

Michael and Ashley revisit a house they tried to purchase a year ago and find the small, 1920s craftsman has been stripped of all its original features. Now, the Cordrays add modern flair to the island property while working to preserve its antique charm. (Repeat).

Ashley and Michael see hidden potential in a fire-damaged Victorian and decide to save it from demolition. They're opening up the formerly cramped space by turning a breezeway into a brand-new kitchen before turning trash into treasure while repurposing an old safe. (Repeat).

Working on a pre-1900s Victorian, with vintage decor from New Orleans. (Repeat).

An aircraft engineer's basement renovation takes a wrong turn with bad framing and ripped up flooring. (Repeat).

Bryan helps a young man renovate his mother's basement. (Repeat).

A couple present Bryan with their ideas for updating their home, but they can't do the renovations without his help. (Repeat).

Curveballs are part of the renovation journey when Bryan takes over a project from a couple who are tired of rehabbing their home. (Repeat).

In the Season 5 premiere, Bryan takes on a reno that will leave the homeowners relaxing in style. (Repeat).

A family face the realities of renovating a 100-year-old house. (Repeat).

An aircraft engineer's basement renovation takes a wrong turn with bad framing and ripped up flooring. (Repeat).

Bryan helps a young man renovate his mother's basement. (Repeat).

Samantha and Sebastian take on a waterlogged basement. (Repeat).

An old home poses new challenges for Samantha and Sebastian to overcome. (Repeat).

A couple present Bryan with their ideas for updating their home, but they can't do the renovations without his help. (Repeat).

Curveballs are part of the renovation journey when Bryan takes over a project from a couple who are tired of rehabbing their home. (Repeat).

In the Season 5 premiere, Bryan takes on a reno that will leave the homeowners relaxing in style. (Repeat).

A family face the realities of renovating a 100-year-old house. (Repeat).

Samantha and Sebastian take on a waterlogged basement. (Repeat).

An old home poses new challenges for Samantha and Sebastian to overcome. (Repeat).

Jeff tries to restore a 1780 spring house with rotting joists and floorboards a crumbling painted stone is crumbling. (Repeat).

Jeff works on a couple's 1737 stone home in Plymouth Meeting, Pa. (Repeat).

Jeff tackles three historic spaces in a couple's 1803 stone farmhouse and uncover a massive surprise when the work begins. (Repeat).

Jeff visits an 1800s home to restore two spaces: a huge living room that lacks historic character and a kitchen that was added on in the 1950. (Repeat).

Jeff visits a 1690s stone home to restore the original living room and enclose an attached vestibule to create a mudroom. (Repeat).

Jeff revamps a 1700s stone home and tries to uncover as much of the original history as possible. (Repeat).

Jeff helps a mother and daughter restore two rooms in their 1751 stone home. (Repeat).

Jeff Devlin is called on to restore the exterior of an 1802 farmhouse. Jeff and his team uncover a historic stone path; re-create the original shutters; and build a post and beam style front porch. They also add a rustic entertainment area. (Repeat).

Jeff Devlin and his team are recruited to renovate the master suite of an 1839 farmhouse. The renovation includes exposing a floor-to-ceiling chimney, and creating a custom vanity out of old barn beams. (Repeat).

Jeff is asked to restore a dated foyer and living room with two fireplaces in a 1713 stone house. (Repeat).

Jeff Devlin is recruited to open up a master suite. (Repeat).

A couple calls one Jeff Devlin and his team to restore their dining room and exterior facade. (Repeat).

Featuring epic off-the-grid builds. From a monster mountain getaway to a modern container home, these brave builders know no limits and achieve truly epic results. (Repeat).

The crew work on a log cabin garage in Lake Lure, North Carolina. (New).

Mark saves a family's 1800s West Virginia log cabin before being bulldozed by developers. (Repeat).

Chase Morrill and his team help a DIY homeowner jumpstart his project and renovate with kids in mind. With a budget of $30,000 and a July 1st deadline, the Cabin Masters are going to have to use their imagination on this one to keep the homeowners happy. (Repeat).

The crew work on a log cabin garage in Lake Lure, North Carolina. (Repeat).

Mark saves a family's 1800s West Virginia log cabin before being bulldozed by developers. (Repeat).

Jeff tries to restore a 1780 spring house with rotting joists and floorboards a crumbling painted stone is crumbling. (Repeat).

Jeff works on a couple's 1737 stone home in Plymouth Meeting, Pa. (Repeat).

Jeff tackles three historic spaces in a couple's 1803 stone farmhouse and uncover a massive surprise when the work begins. (Repeat).

Jeff visits an 1800s home to restore two spaces: a huge living room that lacks historic character and a kitchen that was added on in the 1950. (Repeat).

Jeff visits a 1690s stone home to restore the original living room and enclose an attached vestibule to create a mudroom. (Repeat).

Jeff revamps a 1700s stone home and tries to uncover as much of the original history as possible. (Repeat).

Jeff helps a mother and daughter restore two rooms in their 1751 stone home. (Repeat).

Jeff Devlin is called on to restore the exterior of an 1802 farmhouse. Jeff and his team uncover a historic stone path; re-create the original shutters; and build a post and beam style front porch. They also add a rustic entertainment area. (Repeat).

A woman is frustrated by her husband, who abandoned home renovations when he was only half finished. (Repeat).

An un-handy man tried to finish his basement on his own, but he ran into all sorts of roadblocks. (Repeat).

A couple who feel burnt out after taking on three major renos in five years need time to adjust when Bryan steps in and takes over the work. (Repeat).

A couple share their lofty wish list with Bryan, who isn't sure that their budget is enough to make their visions for the house a reality. (Repeat).

A couple who want to make their house feel like a cozy retreat for their family hit a few speed bumps on the road to relaxation as Bryan decides what renovation projects he'd like to tackle. (Repeat).

A couple who are undecided about which reno to take on before their first baby arrives are encouraged by Bryan to think on the bright side when things don't go as planned. (Repeat).

A woman is frustrated by her husband, who abandoned home renovations when he was only half finished. (Repeat).

An un-handy man tried to finish his basement on his own, but he ran into all sorts of roadblocks. (Repeat).

Rachelle and Mo have just had a second child. They need Sebastian and Samantha to open the walls of their home to make it big enough for the whole family. (Repeat).

Electrical issues appear at Doug and Niamh's unfinished renovation. (Repeat).

A couple who feel burnt out after taking on three major renos in five years need time to adjust when Bryan steps in and takes over the work. (Repeat).

A couple share their lofty wish list with Bryan, who isn't sure that their budget is enough to make their visions for the house a reality. (Repeat).

A couple who want to make their house feel like a cozy retreat for their family hit a few speed bumps on the road to relaxation as Bryan decides what renovation projects he'd like to tackle. (Repeat).

A couple who are undecided about which reno to take on before their first baby arrives are encouraged by Bryan to think on the bright side when things don't go as planned. (Repeat).

Rachelle and Mo have just had a second child. They need Sebastian and Samantha to open the walls of their home to make it big enough for the whole family. (Repeat).

Electrical issues appear at Doug and Niamh's unfinished renovation. (Repeat).

Chip purchases a minty green house on a whim with plans to flip it, but the daunting look of the interior and unexpected damage inside the home turns out to be more work than he and Jo expected. (Repeat).

Chip and Joanna expand the footprint of the Silos grounds in Waco, Texas, with the addition of new shops, a Wiffle ball field with a unique history, and the relocation and full renovation of a dilapidated church. (Repeat).

Chip and Jo help a newlywed couple overhaul a long-abandoned home. (Repeat).

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

This week on Fixer Upper: Welcome Home, we had the pleasure of working with Nicole! She has spent the last five years working overseas and providing services to different communities. When she moved back to Waco to attend nursing school and be closer to her family, she decided it was time to find a place to call her own. (Repeat).

Chip and Jo bring what they love most about "home" into their redesign of a local shelter for girls. (Repeat).