After many challenges and setbacks, Bryan and Sarah finally complete the Highview build. This project -- as with many others -- has been quite a learning experience, but the Baeumlers are still unsure if their business venture will prove to be a success.

Sarah takes over as full-time project manager, and she and Bryan search for two renovation properties in the town's most established locations. After locking down the projects, Sarah's new skills are put to the test by each home's challenges and demands.

Electrical work proves to be a challenge for the Baeumlers and their longtime electrician. Bryan has major concerns about a build's expanding budget, causing him to re-evaluate the project, while Sarah proves herself as the build comes to a dramatic end.

As more hidden problems arise at one of the properties, Bryan makes a game-changing decision that affects the whole project. Meanwhile, the Baeumlers try to balance work and home life as their annual family vacation is threatened by a huge roadblock.

With the addition complete, Bryan is itching to keep the renovation momentum going. Meanwhile, Sarah and Bryan try to nail down the layout in the old part of the house, and Bryan pushes to vault the ceiling.

Husband-and-wife duo Bryan and Sarah Baeumler take on the tumultuous world of client builds; Sarah must quickly learn how to juggle strict budgets and high expectations from homeowners.

Bryan and Sarah Baeumler butt heads over their new lakeside retreat.

Bryan finds himself injured at a critical stage in the build, but just when he's back on his feet, Bryan must leave Adam and Sarah in charge on site. Then, the project hits a major setback when Adam discovers that lumber is missing.

Bryan battles Mother Nature as he tries to finish the roof, while Rebecca and Sarah's relationship hits a breaking point. Then, the Baeumlers enlist the help of a friend to work on the deck, and Bryan and Sarah clash over the interior finishes.

Sarah's reluctance to build their cottage in the wilderness proves to be a valid concern as the wildlife gets too close for comfort. Then, Bryan and Sarah get heated in choosing a look for the fireplace, and Bryan struggles to tile the floor on schedule.