8 Treehouses You'll Never Want to Leave 38 Photos
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The Treehouse Guys
James “B’fer” Roth and Chris “Ka-V” Haake, and their crew of Treehouse Guys, travel the country to create amazing custom treehouses for families, communities, nature lovers and dreamers.
Episodes
See Episode Guide100-Year Old Oak Treehouse
Mama Jean hired Treehouse Dreamer Michael Garnier many years ago to build her a beautiful treehouse on her 700 acre property way down upon the Suwannee River, and now The Treehouse Guys are back to build her an even bigger, more note-worthy house for her family in a 100-year old Oak tree that literally hangs over the river banks.
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The Treehouse Guys are constructing a treetop retreat in one of Oahu, Hawaii's most impressive monkey pod trees. While Kaneohe Bay may be the ideal scenic backdrop for the build, it's not all paradise for the team. Using salvaged building materials from the island, they have to scramble to get the project done despite Hawaii's daily afternoon rains. Relying on the help of some local Hawaiians, The Treehouse Guys give their clients the treehouse of their dreams.
The Treehouse Guys Visit Texas
Surrounded by longhorn cattle, tumbleweeds, and wide-open spaces, The Treehouse Guys are in Celeste, Texas, building a farmhouse 14 feet up in the trees. The spacious 600 square foot treehouse is for the Snyder family who live on a lavender farm and aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and help with the build.
The Treehouse Guys
The Treehouse Guys are constructing a treetop retreat in one of Oahu, Hawaii's most impressive monkey pod trees. While Kaneohe Bay may be the ideal scenic backdrop for the build, it's not all paradise for the team. Using salvaged building materials from the island, they have to scramble to get the project done despite Hawaii's daily afternoon rains. Relying on the help of some local Hawaiians, The Treehouse Guys give their clients the treehouse of their dreams.
The Treehouse Guys Visit Texas
Surrounded by longhorn cattle, tumbleweeds, and wide-open spaces, The Treehouse Guys are in Celeste, Texas, building a farmhouse 14 feet up in the trees. The spacious 600 square foot treehouse is for the Snyder family who live on a lavender farm and aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and help with the build.
The Treehouse Guys
The Treehouse Guys are constructing a treetop retreat in one of Oahu, Hawaii's most impressive monkey pod trees. While Kaneohe Bay may be the ideal scenic backdrop for the build, it's not all paradise for the team. Using salvaged building materials from the island, they have to scramble to get the project done despite Hawaii's daily afternoon rains. Relying on the help of some local Hawaiians, The Treehouse Guys give their clients the treehouse of their dreams.
Half Moon Bay Treehouse
The Treehouse Guys travel to picturesque Half Moon Bay on the California coast to build a beautiful modern treehouse. Spoiled for choices, the guys are surrounded by majestic redwoods, cedar and oak trees, with a river running through the property to boot! With their mad build skills and inventive designs, the guys take this 300 square foot, nearly 20 feet off the ground, treetop get-away to a whole new level.
The Treehouse Guys Visit Texas
Surrounded by longhorn cattle, tumbleweeds, and wide-open spaces, The Treehouse Guys are in Celeste, Texas, building a farmhouse 14 feet up in the trees. The spacious 600 square foot treehouse is for the Snyder family who live on a lavender farm and aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and help with the build.
Tree Climber Gets a Treehouse
When Master Tree Climbing Instructor Tim Kovar finally decides that he needs a treehouse built on his Oak-filled sprawling Oregon City property, there are no better guys to build it for him than The Treehouse Guys! The 200 square foot treehouse is 24 feet in the air and will serve two purposes. It'll be a weekend getaway for Tim and his family while staying close to nature, as well as a place for Tim to teach his tree climbing students.
The Treehouse Guys
The Treehouse Guys are constructing a treetop retreat in one of Oahu, Hawaii's most impressive monkey pod trees. While Kaneohe Bay may be the ideal scenic backdrop for the build, it's not all paradise for the team. Using salvaged building materials from the island, they have to scramble to get the project done despite Hawaii's daily afternoon rains. Relying on the help of some local Hawaiians, The Treehouse Guys give their clients the treehouse of their dreams.
Half Moon Bay Treehouse
The Treehouse Guys travel to picturesque Half Moon Bay on the California coast to build a beautiful modern treehouse. Spoiled for choices, the guys are surrounded by majestic redwoods, cedar and oak trees, with a river running through the property to boot! With their mad build skills and inventive designs, the guys take this 300 square foot, nearly 20 feet off the ground, treetop get-away to a whole new level.
The Treehouse Guys Visit Texas
Surrounded by longhorn cattle, tumbleweeds, and wide-open spaces, The Treehouse Guys are in Celeste, Texas, building a farmhouse 14 feet up in the trees. The spacious 600 square foot treehouse is for the Snyder family who live on a lavender farm and aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and help with the build.
Tree Climber Gets a Treehouse
When Master Tree Climbing Instructor Tim Kovar finally decides that he needs a treehouse built on his Oak-filled sprawling Oregon City property, there are no better guys to build it for him than The Treehouse Guys! The 200 square foot treehouse is 24 feet in the air and will serve two purposes. It'll be a weekend getaway for Tim and his family while staying close to nature, as well as a place for Tim to teach his tree climbing students.
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