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Pete and his crew construct a double-decker hideout in Texas Hill Country as they build a rustic creation in six live oak trees with a saloon-style first floor.

Pete and his crew build a wild-west themed, horseshoe-shaped treehouse atop a Douglas Fir, with a bedroom, county jail loft and a genuine copper ceiling.

Pete makes a dream come true for a thirteen-year-old named Grace Vanderwaal, who wished she could have a treehouse built when she won "America's Got Talent."

Pete and his team return to two of his first builds to give them a needed makeover, reconstructing and revitalizing both treehouses, giving them new life.

The crew visits Johnny Jett's hometown of Morehead, Ky., to save an old barn, and Mark challenges the two junior members of the team to take down a few logs.

In Alton, Va., the guys salvage five tobacco barns on a single farm as Mark hunts for even more barns in the state of Pennsylvania.

Mark Bowe explains the specialized equipment used for salvaging and renovating classic barns and cabins from hand tools to telescopic forklifts.

Elizabeth Poett prepares gnocchi and crème brulee to enjoy with her lifelong friend Katie over dinner.

Elizabeth makes a fresh corn lasagna and cherry almond scones to thank her fellow ranchers for providing a helping hand on the ranch.

Elizabeth Poett prepares grilled steak with shrimp from the Santa Barbara Harbor and a peach buckle with caramel sauce for dessert.

Elizabeth prepares a meal for herself featuring homemade sweet potato ravioli and molasses lace cookies complete with a white chocolate filling.

Elizabeth makes pistachio cinnamon rolls and a chicken pot pie to show her appreciation to the crew coming to build a new fence for the ranch.

Elizabeth prepares a honey lemon cake featuring freshly harvested honey and lemon buttermilk fried chicken to thank her neighbors.

An upstate New York couple is taking the leap in the Finger Lakes region with their young daughter and son in tow and relatives nearby.

A couple from New Jersey dreams of fulfilling the wish of purchasing a home in the Southern Tier of New York near their family and to renovate an old cottage.

A small family is looking for a fixer-upper in the southwestern part of the Wabash River but learns quickly that their renovations cost a lot.

A couple in upstate New York is ready to manifest their dream of buying a residence on Oneida Lakes shore that can accommodate their large family.

After years of visiting, a family of five is ready to find a home on Lake Amon G. Carter in Bowie, Texas, and their dream is to build a home with activities.

A family from Dallas buys a rundown lakefront property to escape the summer heat and come together to transform their new home into a wonderful retreat.

A first-time homebuyer has moved back to northeast Ohio to be closer to his family, and he is searching for an affordable property that he can renovate.

A couple looks for a lakefront oasis in their home state of Washington close to Port Orchard on the Pacific Ocean, seeking a cabin that they can renovate.

A couple who inherited a cabin that was built by hand in 1978 by his grandfather seeks help transforming the lobster shack into a modern cabin.

The team transforms a couple's quant cabin with an accompanying railroad caboose into a camp by enlarging the main cabin with more sleeping space.

A family reclaims a portion of Maine land they've owned for generations and ask the Cabin Masters to revitalize the abandoned building on the property.

Thirty years after a couple purchased their first lakeside home, their growing family needs more space than the 100-year-old camp can give.

A couple discovers that their dream home overlooking Lake Annabessacook needs more work than they could provide, so Chase and the team step in to help.

The Cabin Masters tackle preserving memories as two people hope to revitalize the summer camp they attended as kids with a new arts and crafts building.

Thirty years after a couple purchased their first lakeside home, their growing family needs more space than the 100-year-old camp can give.

A couple discovers that their dream home overlooking Lake Annabessacook needs more work than they could provide, so Chase and the team step in to help.

The Cabin Masters tackle preserving memories as two people hope to revitalize the summer camp they attended as kids with a new arts and crafts building.

A family reclaims a portion of Maine land they've owned for generations and ask the Cabin Masters to revitalize the abandoned building on the property.

The crew travel to Eagle Rock, Va., to build a dogtrot cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains; Tim Rose travels to Halifax, Va., to see the finished log cabin.

The team works through a long to-do list as they prepare for two cabins in the Boneyard; Sherman works with blacksmith Glen Bryant to create a branding iron.