Rock Solid Builds - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Beauty Home Ugly Stick
With another harsh winter on the way, the team splits up to cover two mega jobs in postcard-perfect Brigus. An ambitious rebuild stalls when one of the massive beams doesn't measure up, and a 200-year-old home reveals historic secrets hidden under the floor.
Best Kind
Work on a major project grinds to a halt when the pre-cut roof trusses don't measure up and sets the team back as they feverishly try to make the house airtight before the weather takes over. The ambitious upgrade of a historic home continues amid ice and snow. And, plans to build a new family home from scratch are threatened by red tape and a broken excavator.
This Bathroom's Mint
Aside from the weather, it's full steam ahead on a century home's lighthouse-inspired addition. The local blacksmith steps in to help create a custom bathroom surprise. And, the race is on to pour a concrete foundation before a major blizzard cripples the entire island.
Happy Days and Big Fish
After a record-breaking snowstorm hits Newfoundland and grounds the crew for a week—and with another big storm on the horizon—the team is motivated to move ahead on three ambitious projects. Randy calls for backup to help install a mighty beam. Nikki wields a jackhammer and giant blowtorch to make way for a new concrete floor. And, a well-worn deck—rotted out from years next to the sea—is overhauled as part of a bigger build. Later, the decorators step in as Randy and the team prepare a 200-year-old showpiece for the big reveal.
Havin' a Time
Long May Your Big Jib Draw
An Hour by Sun
Catty Barn
Kitchen Party
Who Knit Ya?
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