Lone Star Restoration - Season 1

Combining today's technology with time-tested craftsmanship, restoration expert Brent is called to Nance Farm, a living history farm from the 1850s, to save its barn; Brent is challenged to rebuild a column that has been cut into dozens of pieces.

Brent gets a call to see if he can restore a huge underground prohibition era vault. The plan is to turn the old whiskey safe into a speakeasy with room for entertaining. Then he gets a job from a difficult client. While they may not see eye to eye, Brent follows through and creates a one of a kind front door for the client's his historic home.

Brent tackles the restoration of a 20th-century wooden caboose; Brent's friend, Dale, ropes him into rebuilding parts of an abandoned funeral home; Brent continues his restoration of a historic house where the exterior brickwork is falling off.

Brent uncovers a turn-of-the-century pool table in the basement of an historic home; a bar owner asks Brent to add an element of mystery to a secret door.

Fulfilling a lifelong dream, Brent restores a 1951 Century Sea Maid wooden power boat; a college needs Brent's help uncovering underground tunnels dating to when the property housed a secret casino frequented by movie stars and gangsters.

Brent is bringing Pennsylvania to Texas when he gets a job to build an original Pennsylvania Stone Farmhouse deep in the heart of Texas. Meanwhile Brent's own rundown kitchen is getting restored. After years of being a bone of contention between Brent and his wife Krissy the moment of truth has arrived and Brent has agreed to let Krissy redo their kitchen as long as she stays on budget and he does not have to be involved. Needing a break Brent and his teenage son Jackson head out to a car auction because besides historic buildings Brent is just as passionate about old cars.

Brent repairs an old building that was once a bank and a brothel, transforming it into a one-of-a-kind bar while keeping all its original architectural details; Brent visits a client who claims to have a haunted basement and attic.

Brent races against the clock to finish restoring a 1920s vintage house; Brent fixes up a set of rocking chairs that sat on his front porch for decades.