The team that renovates cabins and hosts "Maine Cabin Masters" gives a tour of their home turf and points out some of their favorite areas.

The crew must use ADA compliant techniques to build an elevated clubhouse overlooking the water and a trail for the Adaptive Outdoor Education Center.

Tommy uses a clever technique to repair an oak floor; Mark McCullough repairs the front steps; Kevin visits a famous ceramics studio in Detroit.

Kitchen work includes modern, woodgrain tile and the placement of restored, leaded glass bay windows; Roger installs a drywell, and Tommy puts in a cabinet.

The team starts painting the interior; Tommy repairs the decorative molding; Tommy and Frank install interior doors; the tile installer decorates the fireplace.

After seven months of hard work, the team finally finishes the house in Detroit; a tour of the house reveals the major ways that it was improved and preserved.

Deadlines loom as students and mentors race to build homes, secure jobs and chart their futures. Doubt, discrimination and hard choices lie around every corner.

An Austin, Texas, couple with a $200,000 housing budget searches for a home with plenty of historic charm in the city of Waco, Texas.

A couple who has a $850,000 budget enlists Chip and Jo to choose a house out of three choices and then renovate it with a remarkable rural French style.

Within an 1890s Victorian, a modernized Italian monastery and an American Revolutionary era stone house, families revive and preserve unique historic homes.

From the shores of the Oregon Coast to the Washington wilderness, homeowners turn their home design dreams into reality with unique waterfront havens.

A family of glamping enthusiasts in Texas want to build the perfect self-sustaining site to indulge in outdoor luxury but are challenged by the rugged terrain.

Hurricane season throws hurdles at a family in Alabama as they fight to build their dream home while working around hazardous weather and building kit delays.

A couple in Georgia want to build a self-sustaining guest house watchtower, but their lofty 30-foot-high building site goal proves to be a challenge.

A couple of renovators decide to use a rammed-earth process to create all-natural walls to build a retreat away from home on land in Colorado.

A family of six searches for a vacation home on Deep Creek Lake in Maryland, and once they find and buy one, they initiate renovations on the property.

A couple from Minnesota, with a limited budget, renovates a waterfront home in northeast Texas that needs some updates to turn it into their ideal getaway.

An Iowa couple searches for lakefront property with potential that they can transform into the perfect picturesque getaway for them and their large family.

A couple who has a home with lots of potential on Cedar Creek Lake, which is southeast of Dallas, renovates with an open floor plan and a modern style.

A family loves nature and wants to purchase a house on Florida's Clermont Chain of Lakes but encounters issues finding a property because the area is popular.

A couple is moving to the Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri, so they seek, find, buy and renovate a home with plenty of potential for updates and remodeling.