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A couple focuses on finding a fixer-upper in their budget and encounters a number of issues while transforming the house with a budget of $50,000.

After dreaming of escaping Colorado's cold to find the perfect beachfront house, a hardworking couple uses their skills to secure a slice of paradise.

A couple teams up and goes around South Florida with a real estate agent to find an affordable beach home and focus on fixer-uppers on a limited budget.

The Barnwood Builders build a log cabin garage right beside Russell's Fort, an American icon from 1775 at Lake Lure, North Carolina.

The Builders create a picture-perfect two-story log cabin using custom notched inventory in the beautiful backlot of the Boneyard facing a state park.

The night before the finale features performances from a jump rope crew, dancers, comics and a jazz singer.

A family works together to save a cabin from the 1930s that was owned by a Maine politician, but they wonder if they can get it fixed in the six week timespan.

The experts reveal how to put in kitchen cabinet hardware, how to remove wallpaper, and how breaker trips can be caused by different amped receptacles.

The experts install an antique pocket door from the 1800s, construct a Shaker-style end table, and talk about advancements in induction cooktops.

The group gathers together to help Zack and the homeowners as the home restoration project wraps up; Richard learns how to install a boiler.

The crew tours the 1930s colonial in Ridgewood as the renovation project wraps up; he team learns about which project they will help tackle next.

The team plans to restore a historic colonial home that was damaged by fire and has sat vacant for years; they meet the homeowners and tour the house.

Tom and Charlie work on rebuilding the hip roof; a building science expert talks about the importance of exterior wall ventilation; a new garage opening is cut.

First-time home buyers are daunted by a long list of expensive repairs to their historic new house, so Joanna and Chip come to the rescue with their expertise.

Chip and Joanna take a couple on a tour of Woodway, Texas, but having lived on an island near the equator has them longing for a place near a body water.

A couple with four children and a baby on the way are in the market for a home with enough space to accommodate them all with an open floor plan.

The Cabin Masters help a retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant build an event center for his foundation, which helps combat-injured veterans and their families.

A mother who recently purchased her parents' old summer camp calls on the team to help her renovate the home for her parents to retire in full-time.

Chase Morrill and his team help a DIY homeowner renovate his lake house with kids in mind and must use their imaginations to impress their young clientele.

A couple with a Belle Island camp that has a long multi-generational history spanning nearly 100 years is ready to focus preserving the property.

A family's camp on Pocasset Lake receives a remodel, layout revamp, wall replacement, dormer addition and a display for the family's rock collection.

The crew helps a man make his tiny cabin on the water cozier and in addition to finding a way to honor his late friend, they restore a vintage sink.

The team transforms the Monmouth Fire Station into a museum by doing a messy demo, reinforcing an unstable second floor and honoring local heroes.

The crew tackles copper corrosion, critter nests and the feared camp curse while raising the roof of The Red Camp that's been in this family for 60 years.

When a family buys a plot of oceanside property from the 1950s, a Basketball Hall of Famer clears a parcel to build his own camp and add to the family's legacy.

The crew restore a house of old family friends that has sustained fire damage while Ashley creates a scrapbook and custom bench to cherish old memories.

The crew tackles copper corrosion, critter nests and the feared camp curse while raising the roof of The Red Camp that's been in this family for 60 years.

When a family buys a plot of oceanside property from the 1950s, a Basketball Hall of Famer clears a parcel to build his own camp and add to the family's legacy.

The crew restore a house of old family friends that has sustained fire damage while Ashley creates a scrapbook and custom bench to cherish old memories.

The team transforms the Monmouth Fire Station into a museum by doing a messy demo, reinforcing an unstable second floor and honoring local heroes.

The Barnwood Builders find many treasures while trying to save a home that's half log cabin and a half timber frame in Lowell, Ohio.

Mark and the crew reflect on their journey together traveling the country, saving history and meeting new friends while wrapping up work at Barnwood Village.