Ep 4. Team Barnwood

In season 11 episode 4 of Barnwood Builders, titled "Team Barnwood," the crew is split into two teams as they take on separate projects. Team one, comprised of Mark Bowe, Johnny Jett, and Sherman Thompson, is tasked with disassembling an old log cabin and transporting the materials to a new location. Meanwhile, team two, made up of Alex Webb, Tim Rose, and Graham Ferguson, works on transforming an 1800s log cabin into a one-room hunting cabin.

As team one works to carefully dismantle the old log cabin, they encounter some unforeseen challenges. The cabin is much larger than they anticipated and they quickly discover that their original plan to disassemble it in one piece is not going to work. Instead, they decide to take it apart piece by piece and transport the materials to the new location.

The team uses a variety of tools, including chainsaws and axes, to delicately remove the logs from the cabin. They work together to label each piece and carefully stack them onto a truck for transport. Johnny Jett takes the lead on the project and shares his extensive knowledge of log cabin construction with the rest of the team.

Meanwhile, team two is hard at work on the hunting cabin. They begin by removing the modern additions that have been made over the years and carefully restoring the existing logs. The team also has to deal with unexpected challenges as they discover that parts of the cabin have been poorly repaired in the past.

Despite the challenges, both teams work tirelessly to complete their projects. Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to stunning shots of the surrounding countryside and get a glimpse into the history of log cabin construction. The show highlights the importance of preserving these historic structures and the skill required to do so.

As the episode comes to a close, both teams reflect on the challenges they faced and the sense of accomplishment that comes with completing a project. Viewers are left with a renewed appreciation for the art of log cabin construction and the importance of preserving these historic structures for future generations to enjoy.