Timber Kings - Season 4

Bryan Jr. feels the heat to recreate the cozy log home a British Columbia couple lost to a fire. Meanwhile, Peter hopes for a ticket to heaven by building a covered entrway for the local church. And Beat delivers on a promise to make his young son a log loft-bed and one-of-a-kind desk.

While Beat constructs a luxury fishing lodge in northern British Columbia, Bryan Jr. is coerced into giving the local gun shop a much-needed facelift. And Peter joins forces with his former crane operator, Nelly, to build a sandbox on steroids for her baby girl.

Beat and Andre are lassoed into building an elaborate carved archway for the Williams Lake Stampede. Meanwhile, Joel wrangles a rookie crew to construct a vacation home in the wilds of Wisconsin. And Peter finds his green thumb helping Al make a backyard greenhouse.

Bryan Sr. and Joel brave the British Columbia backwoods to save a historic game warden's cabin, while Beat cooks up an outdoor log kitchen for his lakeside cottage. And Peter builds a Saskatchewan couple's dream retirement retreat.

The heat is on Bryan Jr. to build a deluxe, log smoker for the family fishing resort. Meanwhile, Beat constructs the ultimate summer home in Ontario's lush countryside. And Joel converts his kids' playhouse into a miniature man-cave.

Andre is on cue to deliver a stunning log pool table for a Williams Lake pub until the owner racks up his request. Meanwhile, Peter battles rain, wind and lightening to construct a gorgeous cliff-side home in North Carolina. And it's sink or swim for Joel and Bryan Sr., building Pioneer's first ever log boathouse.

Beat saddles up for Germany and the creation of a western-style guesthouse to match the saloon he built for his cowboy-loving clients. Meanwhile, Andre and Joel build an Alberta town an archway to rope in the tourists and Peter dreams up a chainsaw-powered bicycle.

While Peter and Bryan Sr. defy gravity by erecting a 50-foot log teepee in Canada's North, Beat is mired in mud building a post and beam home on the Alberta prairie. Meanwhile, Bryan Jr. creates a bear-headed canoe from a single log, but will it float?

A fresh inside peek into some of the Timber Kings most spectacular and unique finished homes and the challenges encountered building them.

Joel builds an earthquake-proof home on Vancouver Island. Meanwhile Andre travels to Kamploops, BC to construct a modern timber-frame home for his nephew. And Peter and Beat enlist their kids in a competition to see who can create the quickest cart for the annual Soapbox Derby.