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- Tuesdays 11:00 PM et/pt on diy network
- 3 Seasons, 33 Episodes
- April 7, 2015
- Home & Garden, Reality, How To
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A couple in Black Forest, Colorado, dislikes their home's small, exposed deck that leaves guests crowded in the tiny hearth room. Garth designs a deck that opens up the walls, triples the original deck footprint and adds a floor-to-ceiling fireplace and TV to create the ultimate party space.
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The crew tackle a custom log cabin in the mountains of Breckenridge, Colorado and revamp a scrawny open-air deck that's only useful a few days a year.
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The crew delivers side-by-side Mega Decks to neighboring couples in Denver.
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A former customer buys a new house and needs a new deck.
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In Parker, Colo., a couple's home needs a major deck overhaul to take advantage of the incredible views of the Rocky Mountains and downtown Denver; the crew designs a wrap-around deck, a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and an outdoor kitchen.
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Garth travels to the Lone Star State to build a mega deck; he unifies a disjointed patio, doubling the floor space and quadrupling the covered living area; the $325,000 deck is finished with fire pits, a swim spa and a mesquite bar top.
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In Colorado Springs, Colo., homeowners call on Garth to finish their deck; James leads the build, which includes a four-season room with a skylight, an outdoor kitchen, three fire features, ornamental steel railings, and a custom spiral staircase.
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The crew transforms a 20-year-old wooden deck with views of Pikes Peak, Colo.; the team builds a 13-foot-tall stone fireplace and adds sliding glass panels, a gas fire pit, two dining areas, and a grill station complete with a kegerator.
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In Castle Pines, Colo., the crew builds a contemporary-style deck with a curved fireplace, a steel pergola, a 70-inch television, a state-of-the-art grill, a pizza oven, and a fire pit; the crew is subjected to dangerous wintertime conditions.
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In Idaho, Garth and his team brave sub-freezing temperatures to build a $590,000 multi-level deck with distinct living areas; the indoor-outdoor space features a pizza oven, a mezzanine-level bar overlooking the Snake River and an infrared sauna.
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A mountain deck features a gable roof that's tied into the vacation home's architecture; a great room gets natural log siding and a floor-to-ceiling fireplace with custom masonry; the finishing touches include a bar-and-grill station and a hot tub.
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In Conifer, Colo., a mountain home gets a deck with a wall-sized stone fireplace, a hot tub that seats 12 and a grill kitchen; a delivery truck crashes on an icy road.
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The team transforms a small and shabby two-level deck into a double-decker party zone with all the familiarities of home. 18-foot high ceilings, glass panels and audio / visual elements all come together to create one mega deck.
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Garth and the crew turn a wrap-around porch into a four-season deck with a log cabin feel. The team is thrown for a loop when the homeowners change the design with just three weeks to spare. Can they finish the job in time?
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The crew transforms a 1970s-era sunroom and disjointed deck into one cohesive space where the family can eat, entertain and stay warm together.
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The team has big plans to knock down a cramped deck and create a larger, enclosed space. But as the crew uncovers a retaining wall below, the plans for expansion come into question.
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The team builds their biggest and most expensive masterpiece over four months on a $750,000 budget. Big problems start after finishing the deck, when freezing temperatures put an indefinite hold on finishing the pool.
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The Mega Decks crew transforms a young family's hazardous wooden deck into a two-story masterpiece including a stone kitchen and bar.
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The team turns a sunroom, concrete patio and dirt landing into a cohesive zen-style space with a covered deck, pond and a fire pit.
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Mega Decks takes on its biggest demo ever in Colorado, creating 1,500 square feet of luxury outdoor living that includes a pergola with skylight, gable roof and staircase
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The Mega team overhauls an ugly and dangerous deck disaster. They face challenging weather, rotting wood and even an infestation while transforming two separate and unusable spaces into a sprawling, year-round retreat.
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With a half a million-dollar budget, this deck spares no expense. But the tight 12-week deadline puts a ton of stress on everyone, especially with features like an elevator, mahogany decking, three skylights, and glass walls.
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The team tears down a dilapidated deck to make room for a $200,000 rustic retreat, but when an engineer nixes part of the design, the crew has to think quickly on their feet.
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The team works to install four fire features on a tiny, cramped deck, but a detailed concrete pour proves challenging and less-than-ideal soil conditions are an unwelcome surprise.
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With the help of a helicopter to deliver a spiral staircase, the team transforms a small deck into a year-round outdoor space complete with skylights and a custom kitchen.
