Redwood Kings

Season 1

A family in Sunnyside, Washington with three children wants a multifaceted treehouse.

Marine Museum of the Great Lakes wants the team to create three large-scale sunken-ship replicas.

The twins carve out an elaborate playhouse for a client's daughter in the California Bay Area.

A dungeon attraction is constructed in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf that celebrates 200 years of the city's history with an interactive journey through nine rooms depicting noteworthy locations and notorious characters. Also: A 3000-year-old time-line log is installed at a wild animal park in Huntsville, Ala.

California's Gold Rush is commemorated on a farmer's property with a design that features a waterwheel and a stamp mill. Also: A cottage for rescued ducks is built for an animal lover.

A 10-gun shooting gallery with a camping theme and featuring ducks, prairie dogs and an animatronic, hillbilly bear is constructed for a sporting-goods mogul at his flagship store. Meanwhile, John carves a giant moose from a 1000-lb. block of sugar pine; and a three-wheeler once used for parking enforcement is adapted for use at the yard.

Twin brothers in California use reclaimed pieces of redwood trees for one-of-a-kind creations in this series, which begins with a pirate-theme tree house in San Diego that features a crow's nest, cannons and daggers. Also: A California brewery gets a drinking table with a cross section from a 1500-year-old sequoia.