Ep 1. Bunganuc Creek Landmark
- TVG
- November 27, 2017
- 39 min
In season 2 episode 1 of Maine Cabin Masters, the team takes on the task of renovating a 100-year-old cottage located near Bunganuc Creek in Brunswick, Maine. The cottage, which has been designated as a historical landmark, is in desperate need of repairs and updates to make it livable for the current owners.
The team, which is made up of Chase Morrill, his sister Ashley, their friend Ryan, and other members of their crew, start by assessing the condition of the cottage and creating a plan for the renovation. They quickly realize that the cottage is in worse shape than they initially thought, with many of the walls and floors needing to be replaced.
Despite the challenges that come with renovating an older home, the team is determined to preserve the historical integrity of the cottage while also making it comfortable and functional for modern living. They use traditional building techniques and materials, including hand-hewn beams, to maintain the cottage's rustic charm.
In addition to structural repairs, the team also focuses on updating the cottage's outdated features, including the kitchen and bathroom. They work to create a space that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing, with custom cabinetry and modern appliances.
Throughout the renovation process, the team faces several obstacles, including unexpected repairs and weather delays. However, they remain committed to completing the project on time and within budget, using their years of experience and expertise to overcome any challenges that come their way.
As the renovation nears completion, the owners are thrilled with the transformation of their beloved cottage. The team has successfully preserved the historical integrity of the home while also creating a space that meets the needs of modern living.
Overall, the Bunganuc Creek Landmark episode of Maine Cabin Masters showcases the team's dedication to preserving historical homes while also updating them for modern living. With their unique blend of traditional building techniques and modern design, the team is able to create beautiful and functional spaces that celebrate the history and charm of Maine's rustic cabins and cottages.
