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The hosts renovate their 100-year-old farmhouse with antique doors, cedar shingles, a stone fireplace, a chicken run, a garden shed and a chicken coop.

Chip and Joanna take a couple of newlyweds on a tour of three homes in Waco, Texas, as they search for something close to their business.

Chip and Joanna Gaines help a couple with a historic project because the couple is ready to move from their cozy loft to a 1927 Tudor home.

Chip and Joanna's first commercial renovation starts with her dream of opening a bakery, and a building on the grain mill property they bought is the place.

The Barnwood Builders construct a mountain cabin, but treacherous roads present a challenge to getting themselves and their supplies to the construction site.

The Barnwood Builders are taking down a double pen barn in Alderson, W.Va., to upcycle the timbers for a new cabin and to make repairs on existing structures.

Tamara and her team help restore a beautiful but outdated home for a family to cherish for many generations to come.

Tamara and her team transform an expansive in-ground basement into a living space with a media room, bar, bedroom and gym.

When the owners find an infestation of mice in their current home, they wind up completely gutting it, letting Tamara and her team transform their home.

After finding a derelict and unoccupiable house in a sought-after neighborhood, Tamara turns the bargain mansion from an eye sore.

Tamara revamps a 1952 traditional home with a sprawling open concept living space, and later, she and her father hurry to find an ideal dining table.

Together with a financier, Tamara takes a run-down mansion built in 1910 and turns it into a luxury downtown rental property ready to hit the market.

The Cabin Masters help a homeowner start his DIY project intended to make his kids happy, but they're faced with a budget of $30,000 and a fast deadline.

The Maine Cabin Masters team takes on a project along the Kennebec River in Caratunk, Maine, where they are tasked with transforming a shell of a cabin.

The team travels to a piece of secluded land close to Desert Pond to help a couple turn their forgotten shack into a relaxing retreat.

Chase Morrill and his team of builders take on a cabin in Industry, Maine that hasn't been touched since the 1970s, and are faced with numerous problems.

Ryan and Ashley purchase a rundown camp on their own island and go to work with the team to boat over ready to haul materials and fix a gray water system.

A contractor and his family work together to save and transform rundown cabins, lakeside retreats and century-old cottages which are in need of repair.

The Maine Cabin Masters help a family build a geodesic dome.

Chase and Jedi look back on one of the most ambitious years they've ever head while hosting the reality TV series "Maine Cabin Masters."

Chase and his family recap their top ten renovated cabins where the decks, porches and patios of these cabins were in horrible shape before they rebuilt them.

Dixie and Jedi take the lead and showcase their favorite builds, challenges and carpentry pro-tips while taking time to unwind.

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 team has proven they go above and beyond, but they must prove they go the extra mile; Ashley and Ryan recap their favorite projects that sent them far away.

Dixie and Jedi take the lead and showcase their favorite builds, challenges and carpentry pro-tips while taking time to unwind.

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 team has proven they go above and beyond, but they must prove they go the extra mile; Ashley and Ryan recap their favorite projects that sent them far away.

Chase and his family recap their top ten renovated cabins where the decks, porches and patios of these cabins were in horrible shape before they rebuilt them.

A large timber-frame barn is renovated into an opulent wedding venue in the builder's hometown of Lewisburg, W.V.

To save a cabin built in 1853 the builders must work in extreme weather conditions in Sacramento, Ky.