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See Episode GuideMajor League Baseball Network Field of Greens
Summers for the Green family revolve around son Owen's little league games. After most games, the team will come back to the Green's home to play on the lake. But the family isn't happy with their current setup. Docks built years ago are falling apart, and they don't feel there are enough activities to keep a large group of kids and parents occupied. So the Herman brothers and Major League Baseball Network's Sean Casey step in to give the Green's a floating baseball clubhouse.
Permanent Vacation
The Herman brothers' parents Beth and Greg have been vacationing in Gulf Shores, Alabama, for more than 20 years. Their beach condo has a great pool, but the rest of the outdoor space is unfinished. Nate surprises his dad with a new deck area complete with a grilling station, fire pit and recreation area for the grandkids.
Lakeside Hideaway
Chad and Julie have a house on the lake, and they want to turn their unfinished basement into a finished space with a separate bathroom that can support all their lake activities. This space gets a facelift with a new dining table, bathroom, storage for kids toys and of course a new deck complete with a sandbox.
The Ultimate Fort
The Hermans are called upon by the Gorell family to build a remote lake island fort. With plenty of childhood forts of their own to draw on for inspiration, the brothers construct a fort from local trees complete with lookout tower, sleeping bunks and a suspension bridge.
A Teenage Beach Area Complete With Zip Line and Gazebo
Having a family vacation ranch is great, but sometimes teenagers need an area for themselves. Two fathers call on the Herman brothers to build a lakeside beach paradise for an active group of teenagers. The Hermans build a new beach with a gazebo, floating jump dock, and state-of-the-art zip line.
The Ultimate Fort
The Hermans are called upon by the Gorell family to build a remote lake island fort. With plenty of childhood forts of their own to draw on for inspiration, the brothers construct a fort from local trees complete with lookout tower, sleeping bunks and a suspension bridge.
Major League Baseball Network Field of Greens
Summers for the Green family revolve around son Owen's little league games. After most games, the team will come back to the Green's home to play on the lake. But the family isn't happy with their current setup. Docks built years ago are falling apart, and they don't feel there are enough activities to keep a large group of kids and parents occupied. So the Herman brothers and Major League Baseball Network's Sean Casey step in to give the Green's a floating baseball clubhouse.
The Treehouse
Dave and Michelle have a backyard that's usually full of kids, but with nothing more than a dirt pile, it's time for an upgrade. They call in the Herman brothers to build a killer treehouse with a loft, tire swings, a slide and a suspension bridge that leads to a lookout deck.
A Floating Volcano Fishing Cabin
With so many family members frequenting their parents' lakefront property, the Hermans decide to give Mom and Dad a place to rest and relax. They build a 10,000-pound floating volcano-themed fishing cabi where Dad can fish and Mom can enjoy the sun.
A Teenage Beach Area Complete With Zip Line and Gazebo
Having a family vacation ranch is great, but sometimes teenagers need an area for themselves. Two fathers call on the Herman brothers to build a lakeside beach paradise for an active group of teenagers. The Hermans build a new beach with a gazebo, floating jump dock, and state-of-the-art zip line.
Double Decker Dock of Fun
It's all about the Fiddlers. First, the Hermans infuse sun and fun into a double decker dock for Jake and Laura Fiddler. Then, the Hermans hook up Grandpa Fiddler with a cool scuba system perfect for swimming with fishes.
Lake Front Cabin
Chris and Sandra want a nice place to get away to but don't want to spend a lot of time driving there. They found a lakeside location close to home, and now they just need to put a cabin on it! With the Hermans' help their picturesque location gets a two-bedroom cabin with sleeping lofts, a deck, custom staircase to the lake and a rope swing for the grandkids.
Golf Party Boat
When escaping with family to his ranch, Curtis likes to golf, bow hunt, fish, swim, play with the grandkids and relax by one of his many lakes. The Hermans pull it all together with a motorized floating golf green that features a clubhouse, putting area, fully stocked bar and storage for rods, bows and lounge chairs.
Golf Party Boat
When escaping with family to his ranch, Curtis likes to golf, bow hunt, fish, swim, play with the grandkids and relax by one of his many lakes. The Hermans pull it all together with a motorized floating golf green that features a clubhouse, putting area, fully stocked bar and storage for rods, bows and lounge chairs.
A Teenage Beach Area Complete With Zip Line and Gazebo
Having a family vacation ranch is great, but sometimes teenagers need an area for themselves. Two fathers call on the Herman brothers to build a lakeside beach paradise for an active group of teenagers. The Hermans build a new beach with a gazebo, floating jump dock, and state-of-the-art zip line.
The Ultimate Fort
The Hermans are called upon by the Gorell family to build a remote lake island fort. With plenty of childhood forts of their own to draw on for inspiration, the brothers construct a fort from local trees complete with lookout tower, sleeping bunks and a suspension bridge.
Lakeside Hideaway
Chad and Julie have a house on the lake, and they want to turn their unfinished basement into a finished space with a separate bathroom that can support all their lake activities. This space gets a facelift with a new dining table, bathroom, storage for kids toys and of course a new deck complete with a sandbox.
Permanent Vacation
The Herman brothers' parents Beth and Greg have been vacationing in Gulf Shores, Alabama, for more than 20 years. Their beach condo has a great pool, but the rest of the outdoor space is unfinished. Nate surprises his dad with a new deck area complete with a grilling station, fire pit and recreation area for the grandkids.
The Treehouse
Dave and Michelle have a backyard that's usually full of kids, but with nothing more than a dirt pile, it's time for an upgrade. They call in the Herman brothers to build a killer treehouse with a loft, tire swings, a slide and a suspension bridge that leads to a lookout deck.
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