Lake Life - Episode Guide

With so many family members frequenting their parent's lakefront property, the Hermans decide to give Mom and Dad a place to rest and relax. They build a 10,000 lb. floating volcano-themed fishing cabin where Dad can fish and Mom can sun.

It's all about the Fiddlers. First, the Hermans infuse sun and fun into a double decker dock for Jake and Laura Fiddler. Then, the Hermans hook up Grandpa Fiddler with a cool scuba system perfect for swimming with fishes.

Chris and Sandra want a nice place to get away to but don't want to spend a lot of time driving there. They found a lakeside location close to home and now they just need to put a cabin on it! With the Herman's help their picturesque location gets a two bedroom cabin with sleeping lofts, a deck, custom staircase to the lake and a rope swing for the grandkids.

Dave and Michelle have a back yard that's usually full of kids but with nothing more than a dirt pile in the backyard it's time for an upgrade. That means a killer treehouse with a loft, tire swings, a slide and a suspension bridge that leads to a lookout deck.

When escaping with family to his ranch, Curtis Price likes to golf, bow hunt, fish, swim, play with the grandkids and relax by one of his many lakes. The Hermans put it all together with a motorized floating golf green that features a club house, putting area, fully stocked bar and storage for rods, bows and lounge chairs.

The Bixlers love the great outdoors but don't like roughing it when it comes to camping. They like to think of themselves as Glampers, aka glam campers. So how do they build a semi permanent location they can bring the whole family to camp in? The Herman Brothers help them put together a Teepee village complete with horse corral, trails and rock steps right to the lake.

Having a family vacation ranch is great but sometimes teenagers need an area for themselves. Two fathers call on the Herman Brothers to build a lake side beach area for an active group of teenagers. The Hermans build a new beach with gazebo, floating jump dock, and a custom, state of the art zip line.

The Hermans are called upon by the Gorell family to build a remote lake island fort. With plenty of childhood forts of their own to draw on for inspiration, the Herman Brothers construct a fort from local trees complete with lookout tower, sleeping bunks and a suspension bridge.

Chad and Julie have a house on the lake. They want to turn their unfinished basement into a finished space with a separate bathroom that can support all their lake activities. This space gets a facelift with a new dining table, bathroom, storage for kids toys and of course a new deck complete with sandbox.

Beth and Greg Herman have been vacationing in Gulf Shores, Alabama for more than twenty years. Their beach side condo has a great pool, but the rest of the outdoor space is unfinished. Nate surprises dad with a new deck area complete with grilling station, fire pit and recreation area for the kids.

This client's home is located on a street called Wendy's Way because that is exactly what Joe's wife Wendy wants: her way. The challenge is to restore their old dock. Wendy gets a dock-house complete with stone fireplace and bar area.

Summers for the Green family revolve around son Owen's little league games. After most games the team will come back to the Green's home to play on the lake. But the family isn't happy withtheir current set up. Docks built years ago are falling apart and they doesn't feel there are enough activities to keep a large group of kids and parents occupied. So the Herman Brothers and Major League Baseball Network's Sean Casey are coming to give the Green's a floating baseball clubhouse.

The Meekers have a great backyard lake for water skiing and wakeboarding, but they need a spot for people to stay and relax on the property. The Hermans build a cabin and dock complete with hideaway beds, a roll-up door, viewing porch and start-up platform.

Teresa and Wendell have a big family and a great property complete with a lake. They bring in the Hermans to make everything a little more fun. That means a new deck with a free-standing privacy wall, a corrugated metal roof and a 200-foot mega slide.

Cody has a lake right off his backyard, but his lawn is so steep that he can't fully enjoy the view. He calls in the Hermans to build a structure that connects to a pre-built staircase. Then they create two decks: one for grilling with a fire pit and a second for lounging and direct lake access.

Amy and Jared have a large property with a lot of space and they want to make it more fun for their kids. The Herman Brothers take over the property and install a concrete fire pit, custom grilling station, landscaping, infinity edge trampoline and a wakeboarding cable course.

Family friend Chuck Gabbert is a big fan of fishing and goose hunting. He wants a second cabin built on his property for hosting family and friends, so he calls the Herman Brothers. They build the cabin with a loft area, wraparound porch, fish cleaning station and outdoor shower.

The Joseph brothers want to expand their vacation property for both their families to use. They enlist the Hermans to double the space. They build a cabin with a game room for the kids, a custom 82-foot deck, a new beach and a double-decker dock.

The Hermans build a fort-themed treehouse for a family's grandsons and a princess tower for their granddaughters. In addition, they put together a paintball course for the whole family.

The Nelsons call on the Hermans to help them turn their cluttered garage into the ultimate lakeside hangout. They build an interior with a gaming area, lounge area, fireplace, full kitchen and custom furnishings including a murphy bed. In addition, they build a new recreational dock.

Baseball star Jim Thome calls in the Hermans to bring new life into his old cabin. They strip the cabin down to its studs and give the cabin the desired mountain feel using repurposed materials. Then they add a new staircase, custom kitchen with lakeview windows and new finishing and appliances. Finally they give the exterior a facelift with new siding, roofing, doors and landscaping.

Pastor Ritch asks the Hermans to help their congregation enjoy the church's grounds. They build a patio with a view of the lake, a walkway down to an extra large fire pit and a gazebo to hold weddings and events. They also erect a large dock on the lake to be used for full-immersion baptisms as well as a great fishing spot.

The Hermans help the Trotters fulfill their pipe dream of building a creek-side cabin deep in the timber of their property. After clearing the land, they use reclaimed materials to build a cabin that overlooks their waterfall and blends right into its surroundings.

The Herman brothers build a custom brick pizza oven, a new dock, a pavilion, and swings that will surely keep the Wilsons and their six children busy for many years to come.