The Barnwood Builders create a hybrid timber frame structure with a shed roof out of repurposed factory beams and hand-hewn timbers.

The Barnwood Builders save a rare 19th century saddlebag style cabin in New Salem, Tennessee, preserving every timber through inclement weather.

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.

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.

When the team has two A-Frames to remodel in six weeks, Chase decides to split them up, and the winning team gets to dress up the losing team for dinner.

Chase and his team attempt to add some comforts of city life for a family's off-the-grid camp, but a rotted water tank threatens to close the project down.

Chase and the team help a man save his rundown camp in the woods of New Sharon, Maine, but his small budget puts a strain on the project.

As Chase and his team try to add space to a mistreated camp for a growing family, the structure's unusual footprint complicates expansion.

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.

Lance and the team decide to create a log cabin for a new bride, but when he gets occupied, the team must find a way to get it together before the wedding day.

With a $50,000 budget, the team attempts to renovate a camp that's four times the size of their usual builds and ends up blowing the family away.

Chase and his team have $20,000 and six weeks in order to finish working on an off-the-grid hunting cabin that is deep in the woods before the winter season.

The team helps a woman restore a cabin on McGrath Pond in Oakland, Maine, that she promised her late father she's fix up but has stood empty for 15 years.

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

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.

The Maine Cabin Masters redesign the floorplan of a Damariscotta camp from the baseboards up to provide a dream getaway destination for the family.