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A family wants to turn their worn and cozy fishing getaway into a modern vacation retreat; the Cabin Masters come to their aid with a massive expansion, raising the roof and combating big plumbing problems.

When the Fosters inherited their camp on Flying Pond, it wasn't quite finished but they still love to visit, taking full advantage of its views and water access. Although it is very cozy, the lack of plumbing, insulation and heat source made wintertime excursions difficult. Additionally its placement on a hill meant visitors would definitely get their steps in and with several walls absent, privacy was a bit of an issue. Lucky for them, they hired the Cabin Masters who pulled out all the stops, and stumps to rise to the task. As a nod to the Foster's firefighting background, the crew perform a search and rescue of their own when pieces of the dock slip away. They even found time to pair off for some friendly competition before completing the work on this unfinished gem.

The Adaptive Outdoor Education Center (AOEC) is looking to use their pond by creating a trail and elevated clubhouse overlooking the water, so the team must apply ADA compliant techniques to ensure that the path and structure are accessible for all.

When a family finds their camp flooded when they returned after winter, they call on the Maine Cabin Masters for help. As the Cabin Masters pull back what remains of the floor, problems compound as they find powder post beetles, dry rot and more.

Theresa Secord, a Penobscot tribe member, summons the Maine Cabin Masters for needed upgrades to her cabin. They have to work fast, to avoid the start of moose hunting season, and respectfully, to honor the land and Penobscot culture.

David and Bishop, owners of an uninhabitable cabin, ask Chase and the crew to get fun and funky with a new build with a roofline that faces the water, lots of windows to enjoy the view, and enough space to host their beloved gatherings.

A group of brothers who inherited a rugged hunting cabin from their father and his friends enlist the team to restore it and preserve its legacy.

A woman's husband suddenly passed away before finishing their family cabin; Chase and the Cabin Masters team up with some green friends to make this family's perfect summer cabin dreams come true.

Chase, Ashley, and Ryan head to Carrabassett Valley to meet students of the Maine Outing Club, an organization at the University of Maine. The students are stewards of a century old bunkhouse near Sugarloaf Mountain, a quaint but dilapidated spot that hosts student skiers, snowboarders, and winter adventurers. A hundred years have taken its toll on the well-loved camp and the students implore the Maine Cabin Masters to help them upgrade the safety of the structure. But they don't want to compromise the decades of character, or "cabin spice," that has built up in this off-grid cabin over the years. Chase, Ashley and the team get to work stabilizing and insulating the camp, getting it ready for another hundred years of students.

The Wheeler family enlists the help of the Cabin Masters to renovate their old cabin so it fits their growing kids. The crew removes a dead tree that threatens to fall on the property at any moment.

Kristin's family has owned this cabin for five generations, but now would like to add on to the kitchen and raise the roof -- literally -- to comfortably fit her husband and son, and add more space for their daughter to enjoy the space with ease.

The YMCA Camp of Maine has a wish list for the Maine Cabin Masters: more bathrooms, a bunkhouse, a chicken coop and a grill area. The team will work with a limited budget through the coldest days of winter to complete the builds before the summer.

A man who recently inherited his dad's winter retreat wants to honor his father's memory while making the camp comfortable for year-round living for his family with a bigger bathroom, more inside light, a four-season porch, and space for their corgis.

A sudden severe thunderstorm destroyed a family

The Rooney family loves spending their summer with relatives and friends on Great Pond. But their camp has two major issues: It's too small, and it's so dark when they