All the builders are in the final stretch as they complete their cabins and floating lodge. But, Jere and Ben's progress halts when they run out of necessary equipment. S7/Ep7
It's the end of the road for the three builders and their respective teams as they race to put the finishing touches on their remote Alaskan builds. S6/Ep8
It's the end of the road for the three builders and their respective teams as they race to put the finishing touches on their remote Alaskan builds. S6/Ep8
Nick's dad, Paul, returns to help put the finishing touches on the cabin. Plus, Jere and Ben complete the Sea Otter Sound Lodge just in time as the first guests arrive. S7/Ep8
Jeff starts a challenging cliffside build. Chappie Cook's team struggle to get materials on site without roads and first-time builder Chris faces harsh realities. S8/Ep1
Reality hits first-time extreme cabin builder Nick as he fights the tides to get pylons for his foundation. But, he needs the right kit to dig postholes. S7/Ep2
Reality hits first-time extreme cabin builder Nick as he fights the tides to get pylons for his foundation. But, he needs the right kit to dig postholes. S7/Ep2
Chris is expecting a helicopter delivery of 17,000 pounds of material. Then, Jeff fights the weather conditions to stay on schedule and Chappie's crew struggles. S8/Ep2
Chappie Cook's crew run into both bears and boats while hauling materials. Plus, Jeff constructs his slippery roof and Chris works relentlessly on his cabin. S8/Ep3
Keeping Morale Up: A new season of builders struggle with a cliffside build, missing materials and foundation challenges as they brave the Alaskan elements to construct off-grid cabins. (S8 Ep1)
Alaskan Mobile Home: While one builder falls further behind schedule due to wet weather and unforeseen obstacles, the others work on transporting materials to their build sites. (S5 Ep10)
Cody Saves the Day: Mike's son Cody comes up with a fix to peel logs for their cabin build in Eagle Song. Dave and Hans move heavy beams up to the second floor. (S5 Ep8)
Grand Finale: Nick's mum is amazed by the completed cabin. Brannon's client and his family admire their newly finished lodge, and the first guests arrive at Jere and Ben's floating lodge. (S7 Ep8)
Plywood Don't Lie: Mike gains ground, but can he keep it? Dave and Hans revisit their build and realise they've got a lot of work to do, but not much time. (S5 Ep7)
Whackin' and Stackin': Mike's plans to catch up backfire in Eagle Song, Dave and Hans start laying the floor on Shelter Island and Adam battles 100 years of brush in the Wrangell Mountains. (S5 Ep6)
Location, Location, Location: Mike and his crew scramble to save the peonies in Eagle Song, and Dave and Hans' 50,000lbs of material make it to shore unharmed on Shelter Island. (S5 Ep5)
Hello Hoonah: One builder encounters record-breaking spring temperatures at the build site, and one team is almost stranded by tides at their island getaway. (S5 Ep4)
Bump Outs and Burls: One Alaskan builder's team loses hands to volunteer firefighter duties, and another faces a big change in temperature that changes his focus. (S5 Ep3)
Honey Bucket: Nick and Kent design and build a 'honey bucket,' also known as an Alaskan toilet. Meanwhile, Brannon and his team haul a wooden stove to their cabin. (S7 Ep6)
Frozen Highway: Three teams continue their builds in unique, remote Alaskan settings. At this stage, they're staking the areas, going on supply runs and digging foundation holes. (S5 Ep2)
Rain, Rain, Go Away: Rain and a muddy trail continue to slow down Brannon's cabin build, but despite their dampened spirits, the gang is able to haul the windows across the two-mile trail. (S7 Ep5)
Family Legacy: The three teams kick off their builds in remote Alaskan settings. The projects include a family cabin in the Wrangell Mountains, and a guest cabin in Eagle Song. (S5 Ep1)
Stuck in Shelikof: Nick hunts for driftwood to use for building and realises how dangerous it is to live in Alaska, while Jere and Ben's barge begins its journey to the water. (S7 Ep4)
Sparks Fly: Sparks fly at Tom's camp as a worker showdown threatens the project. Different sparks at Rich's camp bring power to the people, and bear attacks leave Jodi on edge. (S4 Ep11)
Hard Work Beats Talent: Reality sets in for Nick as, fighting the tides, he tries to retrieve pylons for his foundation, while Brannon's team gets stuck on the muddy trail. (S7 Ep2)
Building Alaska, the New Generation: A first-time builder faces some harsh realities, a team fights nature every step of the way, and a father and son take on a floating lodge project. (S7 Ep1)
Muscle Power: Remote building often means no machines, but that's no problem as Rich's team uses brute strength to muscle up the 800lb mainframe beam. (S4 Ep9)
It's Getting Awkward: Rich's build is down to two workers, making it tough to reach their milestones, and nothing but trouble may cause Tom's build to come tumbling down. (S4 Ep8)
Independence Day: Rich and his team race to stay ahead of the helicopter drops. Is a new builder on Tom's site a friend or foe? Plus, an earthquake leaves Creig's build on shaky ground. (S4 Ep6)
Bear Attack: Creig's camp is stunned after a bear attack, high winds wreak havoc and cause delays at Tom's build, and Rich goes underwater to save his dock. (S4 Ep4)
Rock Around the Build: Rich's island build is literally between a rock and a hard place, Tom gets a lesson in logging, and Creig feels the sting of remote building and shoddy materials. (S4 Ep3)
The Beast is Dead: Engine issues stall Tom's build, a welder battles the wind on the boardwalk at Rich's island retreat, and Creig brings the heat to his bear lodge. (S4 Ep2)
We're Back: Extreme building is back in Alaska. Three men risk it all to build a remote hunting cabin, an off-the-grid bear lodge and an island retreat. (S4 Ep1)
The Final Push: Lee is down to just a crew of three as he races to finish the interior of the cabin before the lake freezes over and prevents their floatplane from landing. (S3 Ep12)
Honey Bucket: Nick and Kent design and build a 'honey bucket,' also known as an Alaskan toilet. Meanwhile, Brannon and his team haul a wooden stove to their cabin. (S7 Ep6)
The Finest Moment: Lee and his crew install a new wood stove to dry out the drywall mud and tape. While he's waiting, Lee takes time to enjoy everything Alaska has to offer. (S3 Ep11)
Heads Up: The drama at Derek's cliffside build near Valdez escalates after rain saturates the region and an accident on the roof almost takes out a crew member. (S3 Ep10)
Game Day: Just as Derek and his band of buddies are about to give up on their dream of a cliffside ski hut, Alaska hands them a miracle that turns a down day into game day. (S3 Ep9)
Dangerous Delays: Tony's log cabin getaway is shut down after heavy rains make work too dangerous to continue, while a miscalculation at Lee's house on Bulchitna Lake has the crew enraged. (S3 Ep4)
A Thousand-Dollar Mistake: The challenges of building homes in remote Alaska continues, as Lee orchestrates a massive 18-load helicopter drop to deliver the equipment. (S3 Ep2)
Stuck in Shelikof: Nick hunts for driftwood to use for building and realises how dangerous it is to live in Alaska, while Jere and Ben's barge begins its journey to the water. (S7 Ep4)
Return of Winter: The return of spring in Alaska means the race is on for Derek, Tony and Lee. They begin constructing homes in the wilderness before the return of winter shuts them down. (S3 Ep1)
The End Game: Winter has arrived and the race is over. It's time for the builders to come to terms with their end games as they pack up and head home for the season. (S2 Ep8)
Tempers Flare: Winter is fast approaching, and the three builders find themselves with less help to finish the massive tasks at hand - leading to frayed tempers. (S2 Ep6)
A Long Hard Slog: After the tragedy of losing his right-hand man, Ryan Beachy, Chuck Gerwig is back and ready to finish the job that he and Ryan started months earlier. (S2 Ep5)