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A Massachusetts couple searches for a vacation home in the coastal community of Hull. They want a place close to the beach with plenty of space, but the local market is costly and finding a property in their price range could require major renovations. (Repeat).

A mother and son duo builds a family commune just outside Keaau, Hawaii. (Repeat).

Jeff tackles a 1980s kitchen in a 1859 farmhouse. (Repeat).

Jeff tackles a 1717 spring house and transforms it into a guest house in one of his most challenging projects yet. (Repeat).

In the Season 2 premiere, the team revamp a kitchen in an 1850s Pennsylvania home. (Repeat).

Jeff visits a 1700s stone home to restore its sunroom, living room and dining. (Repeat).

Jeff visits an 1803 home to build a master suite on the second floor. (Repeat).

Jeff tackles a dated kitchen in an 1800s home. Later: he revamps the adjacent mudroom and uncovers the original open-hearth fireplace. (Repeat).

Bryan tries to play catch up after weeks of construction delays; at the same time, Sarah works to keep her design preferences within the budget. (Repeat).

Bryan and Sarah are on edge over what seems like nonstop construction issues and design changes. Meanwhile, Sarah has a change of heart about their "wild" situation at home. (Repeat).

Electrical work makes for a volatile situation; and Bryan doesn't feel comfortable with a build's expanding budget. (Repeat).

A kitchen renovation is unenthusiastically attempted by a man whose wife loves to cook. (Repeat).

A flooring project gone wrong has electrical hazards that could endanger the baby. (Repeat).

Chip and Jo go big with their next project to revive a lakehouse estate stuck in the 1960s. Chip tackles major structural room shifts to accommodate Jo's blend of two very different design styles. (Repeat).

Chip and Jo come up with ways to highlight the outdoors in the living space and make it a feature of Jo's midcentury modern and Spanish revival design, as well as maximize the incredible cliffside view of the property. (Repeat).

With the drywall completed, Chip and Jo turn their attention to custom millwork projects that will revitalize the home's midcentury modern flair in practically every room. The two also decide to incorporate a lovely water element into the outdoor courtyard. (Repeat).

Chip and Jo combine midcentury modern and Spanish revival design styles, including custom metal and plaster texture in the main bathroom and volcanic ash floor tile in the fun area. Outside, Jo challenges a judgment regarding copper gutters. (Repeat).

Jo finalizes the design for a showstopping midcentury modern staircase for the grand entry, while Chip restores the home's original hardwood flooring and installs one-of-a-kind features that define the kitchen, library and outdoor areas. (Repeat).

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Joanna presents her all-time favorite dishes, as well as the family stories behind them, such as Chicken Cordon Bleu, Gruyère Potato Casserole, Arugula and Dried Cherry Salad, and Peanut Butter Pie with Chocolate Crust. (New).

Joanna shows how to prepare a Mushroom Bisque, then prepares fresh French bread and Chocolate Molten Cake. (Repeat).

Erin cooks over fire with foraged ingredients and surprising surprises, discovering the desert's strong, smoky, and spicy flavors. Chefs offer indigenous ingredients and traditional foods such as chile peppers, mesquite, and wild juniper. (New).

The Cabin Masters are getting into the festive spirit. Ryan and Ashley plan a surprise gift for Chase while the guys collaborate with a nonprofit and use their woodworking abilities to make items for a local toy drive. (Repeat).

The Maine Cabin Masters are traveling to the hills to assist a winter sports-loving family in realizing their dream of owning a slope-side house at a ski resort. (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).

Gray and Grumpy take on their biggest project and biggest challenge with a traditional 1920s home in Charleston, South Carolina. Gray is challenged to marry her fun, whimsical designs with the homeowners' more fancy, formal taste. (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).

Chip and Jo go big with their next project to revive a lakehouse estate stuck in the 1960s. Chip tackles major structural room shifts to accommodate Jo's blend of two very different design styles. (Repeat).

Chip and Jo come up with ways to highlight the outdoors in the living space and make it a feature of Jo's midcentury modern and Spanish revival design, as well as maximize the incredible cliffside view of the property. (Repeat).

The Maine Cabin Masters help out a family with one of their most unique builds: a geodesic dome. (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).

Chip and Jo go big with their next project to revive a lakehouse estate stuck in the 1960s. Chip tackles major structural room shifts to accommodate Jo's blend of two very different design styles. (Repeat).

Chip and Jo come up with ways to highlight the outdoors in the living space and make it a feature of Jo's midcentury modern and Spanish revival design, as well as maximize the incredible cliffside view of the property. (Repeat).

The Maine Cabin Masters help out a family with one of their most unique builds: a geodesic dome. (Repeat).

The Cabin Masters are getting into the festive spirit. Ryan and Ashley plan a surprise gift for Chase while the guys collaborate with a nonprofit and use their woodworking abilities to make items for a local toy drive. (Repeat).

The Maine Cabin Masters are traveling to the hills to assist a winter sports-loving family in realizing their dream of owning a slope-side house at a ski resort. (Repeat).

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A teacher gets a lesson in drywall and tile so he can finish the bath remodel he started a year ago. (Repeat).

A man needs help completing construction on his front porch with a proper support system for the upper balcony. (Repeat).

Lack of personal space is a huge problem for a blended family. (Repeat).

Bryan receives an unpleasant surprise while helping a couple address issues with the design and function of their home. (Repeat).

Renovation decisions are made by a couple with a big to-do list. (Repeat).

A man who spends more time working on his house than hanging with his family receives a push from Bryan to finish a renovation project when Season 3 begins. (Repeat).

A teacher gets a lesson in drywall and tile so he can finish the bath remodel he started a year ago. (Repeat).

A man needs help completing construction on his front porch with a proper support system for the upper balcony. (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

Lack of personal space is a huge problem for a blended family. (Repeat).

Bryan receives an unpleasant surprise while helping a couple address issues with the design and function of their home. (Repeat).

Renovation decisions are made by a couple with a big to-do list. (Repeat).

A man who spends more time working on his house than hanging with his family receives a push from Bryan to finish a renovation project when Season 3 begins. (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

A carpenter's plan to build a houseboat is challenged by the winter's early arrival. (Repeat).

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

Builders think outside the box to make unique structures. (Repeat).

Waterfront builds are featured. (Repeat).

Amateur DIY-ers try to build the off-grid home of their dreams. They take on a straw bale home in Maine, a container dream home in Oklahoma, a Vermont stone cabin, a Hawaii dome home and a Montana earthbag retreat. (Repeat).

The Cabin Masters and the Morrill family embark on their most ambitious undertaking yet: a full kitchen renovation. Chase discovers local stoneworkers, encourages the children's artistic side, and guests from Maine arrive to help. (Repeat).

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The owner of a seasonal motel in Florida needs to update her approach to the business and its design, or her beachside business will fail. (New).

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).

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The owner of a seasonal motel in Florida needs to update her approach to the business and its design, or her beachside business will fail. (Repeat).

A carpenter's plan to build a houseboat is challenged by the winter's early arrival. (Repeat).

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

Builders think outside the box to make unique structures. (Repeat).

A woman's love of power tools spells disaster for a kitchen. (Repeat).

Bryan fixes a rec room renovation, soothing the frustrated homeowners. (Repeat).

Expectant parents want to upgrade their bungalow before the baby's arrival, but their limited budget leaves Bryan with a tricky obstacle to overcome. (Repeat).

A couple have to be open to Bryan's ideas when he decides for them which room to redo. (Repeat).

A couple who are clueless about the renovation process need convincing that structural work takes precedence over aesthetic design. (Repeat).

A couple struggle with relinquishing the duties of site foreman and designer to Bryan. (Repeat).

A woman's love of power tools spells disaster for a kitchen. (Repeat).

Bryan fixes a rec room renovation, soothing the frustrated homeowners. (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

Expectant parents want to upgrade their bungalow before the baby's arrival, but their limited budget leaves Bryan with a tricky obstacle to overcome. (Repeat).

A couple have to be open to Bryan's ideas when he decides for them which room to redo. (Repeat).

A couple who are clueless about the renovation process need convincing that structural work takes precedence over aesthetic design. (Repeat).

A couple struggle with relinquishing the duties of site foreman and designer to 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

A married couple from Houston hunt for a family getaway in the laid-back town of Surfside Beach, Texas. They've renovated homes before and aren't afraid of a little work, especially if it means snagging a beach house at an affordable price. (Repeat).

A couple yearns to return to the beaches of Tampa Bay and wants to find a property that won't break the bank. They're ready to put in the work, but they must find a balance between renovating while living in the home. (Repeat).

A couple searches for a spacious beach house along the shores of Brigantine, New Jersey, that's close to the water and has the potential to generate rental income. (Repeat).

A Washington, D.C., couple is looking for a weekend getaway in the nautical hot spot of Lusby, Maryland. Waterfront homes can be pricey, but they hope to find a deal on a property they can transform into their own personal paradise. (Repeat).

A couple looks for a beach home where they can watch their family grow for generations. However, beach homes on Long Island, New York, can run in the millions, so the family is ready to put in the work to keep renovation costs down. (Repeat).

A thrill-seeker and his girlfriend search for a beach house in the New Jersey summer town where he vacationed as a kid. They get renovation help from a contractor he met through his love of extreme sports, like skydiving and BASE jumping. (Repeat).