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A celebration is thrown for the grand opening of the Magnolia Silos by Chip and Joanna who also remodel the innkeeper's house next door.

A wife convinces her husband to buy a fixer-upper, and Chip and Joanna offer them several options and then give their selection rustic Italian style.

A couple with a $415,000 budget looks for, and buys, a home for their family of five, and then Chip and Jo renovate the traditional home for them.

An avid world traveler comes home to a European-inspired home created by hosts Chip and Joanna Gaines.

The team heads to Bronston, Kentucky, to save a 150-year-old double-pen farmhouse built by their client's great-grandfather generations ago.

The team builds a log potting shed deep in the West Virginia valley for one of their own, Graham, and they outfit the building with reclaimed materials.

The Barnwood Builders travel to Blairstown, New Jersey to demolish a 19th century barn with a swing beam style and in the process discover local artisans.

A 19th century cabin awaits the Barnwood Builders that needs to be transformed into the perfect bridal suite, but mislabeled lumber hinders renovation efforts.

The Barnwood Builders tackle the construction of a unique and rustic timber frame wedding chapel in Paris, Texas.

In Lake Lure, N.C., with the help of a local historian and a Revolutionary War expert, the team revives a fort dating back to 1775.

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.

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 Maine Cabin Masters create a tiny house for the participants for a local nonprofit that develops business opportunities for disadvantaged youth.

The crew has the honor to restore a cabin once owned by Bette Davis as a tribute to Chase's wife's late mother with a $40,000 budget and finish within 12 weeks.

The team tackles a lake-loving family's legacy cabin that they've outgrown by remodeling the mazelike layout in time for the family's 4th of July party.

Ryan and Ashley plan a secret gift for Chase; the guys collaborate with a nonprofit to create gifts for a local toy drive using their woodworking skills.

Chase Morrill and his workers hike through the woods around Dedham, Maine, to get to a derelict family camp that started life as a country schoolhouse.

After purchasing land in 2006, a man set out to construct a cabin within 72 hours, and the resulting camp is lacking bedrooms, so the team steps in to help.

An author that loves writing horror novels in his family cabin in Mount Vernon seeks help from the Cabin Masters to upgrade the space from the bare minimum.

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.

Five teams build a gathering place to begin their epic gingerbread worlds.

Our teams double their gingerbread worlds with places to shop and eat.

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

The team gets enlisted to help a group of brothers renovate a hunting cabin that was passed down from their father and his friends.

Our teams double their gingerbread worlds with places to shop and eat.

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

The team gets enlisted to help a group of brothers renovate a hunting cabin that was passed down from their father and his friends.

Five teams build a gathering place to begin their epic gingerbread worlds.

Mark finds a cabin from the era in history where pioneers started using the sawmill, and the crew discovers their showroom manager has a personal connection.

Host Mark Bowe and the guys arrive in Pocahontas County, W.Va., to take down and restore an old church that has been the heart of the city for 137 years.