Maine Cabin Masters

Chase Morrill and his crew renovate a historic shack in Bunganuc Creek. They start by opening boarded windows, clearing animal droppings and years of trash.(S02,E05)

Chase Morrill and his team of builders transform a dated cabin into a family retreat. But, snow delays and a tight budget make it a tough job!(S02,E01)

Chase Morrill and his team take on a project from a retired US Army veteran, turning a lakeside cabin into a lodge for combat-injured veterans and their families.(S02,E03)

Chase Morrill and his team are in New Sharon, ME, to save a rundown camp from falling into Kimball Pond. Can they complete the build in time and under budget?(S02,E08)

Chase Morrill and his team help a DIY homeowner jump-start his project and complete a renovation near Damariscotta, ME, that will keep the kids happy.(S02,E06)

Builder Chase Morrill and his team rebuild an old oyster shack for a working farm. They have their tightest deadline to date and a budget of only $25,000.(S02,E04)

Chase and his team revive the family's dilapidated army bunkhouse. With a $20,000 budget and reclaimed materials, they race to finish before the reunion.(S02,E02)

Chase and his team work on a family camp on the New Meadows River. The owners want to add facilities and better living quarters for family reunions.(S02,E07)

Builder Chase Morrill and the team transform a secluded one-room shack into a couple's relaxing retreat. This project will stretch their budget and timeline.(S02,E09)

A huge storm threatens to derail Chase and the team's progress on one of their biggest projects to date, forcing them to work into the harsh winter. S2, Ep10