MAGNOLIA Network TV Guide

A couple buys and renovate an outdated beach house straight out of the 1970s; they put in plenty of sweat equity to keep the costs low and get the home ready.

Siblings search for an affordable property in Gulf Breeze, Florida that they can renovate, and then rent to vacationing families seeking a beach getaway.

After selling their farm and moving to Florida, a couple can finally buy a fixer upper home by the water and build the perfect home of their dreams.

A couple buys and renovate an outdated beach house straight out of the 1970s; they put in plenty of sweat equity to keep the costs low and get the home ready.

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.

Mark and the guys search for log structures to salvage for parts and pieces to transform them into beautiful new homes.

The Builders salvage a barn in Brookville, Pa; Mark and Sherman visit a mill that transforms reclaimed wood; Mark discovers a hand-painted barn-wood billboard.

The Barnwood Builders save two different barns in two different towns while on the search for spare parts and find a historic pioneer village.

The Barnwood Builders encounter a type of diagonal bracing they've never encountered before when they travel to save a Pennsylvania bank barn.

The Barnwood Builders combine the features of a timber frame structure and a classic log cabin to create a pavilion at the Greenbrier River in West Virginia.

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

Two sisters call on the team to help restore their Clary Lake property where they have countless childhood memories, and Chase and the Cabin Masters deliver.

A woman and her siblings struggle to keep up with the mounting repairs on their family's cabin on Little Sebago Lake, Maine, so the team steps in to help.

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.

Newlyweds seek help from the team to expand a 1957 Great Pond cabin that they inherited to make space for their large family.

A family realizes the 30-year-old gambrel garage is not big enough and too out of date, but unpredictable winter weather proves challenging to renovations.

The Rooney family calls the Maine Cabin Masters because their cabin, where they love to spend summer with family and friends, is too small to welcome everyone.

A cabin built in the 1960s presents a unique challenge when it must stay within its original footprint.