Paulie and Tuffy help the "Dirty Dozen" transform a decrepit old barn into a new hunting retreat.

The guys convert a cargo truck into a cabin on wheels while setting up a woodland retreat for an ex-military man and his family.

A revolving cabin is created using a power-operated shovel as its pivot point.

A retreat for a retired veterinarian is built.

The guys build a cabin using only recycled materials found on site at a family-owned logging business.

The guys help a teacher and novice builder construct his cabin. Included: a school bus recycled into guest quarters; an outside dining area.

The team transform a shipping container into a cabin and attempt to set it up on a muddy mountainside locale.

A cabin is constructed over muddy land for a podiatrist who's also an outdoor-sports enthusiast.

The guys build a large camouflaged shelter for a biologist and his uncle in the middle of a swamp. The two plan to use the man-sized eagle's nest to observe nature.

The guys build a chalet at the top of a ski slope for a father and son who enjoy winter sports.

The Cabin Kings tackle their largest-ever build — a 1,350-square-foot cabin at the top of a mountain for a larger-than-life New York Jets fan. Their client, Sean Winters, wants a place where he and his team of family and friends can tailgate during Jets away games and enjoy his massive property’s 17 miles of trails on their ATVs and snowmobiles.

Ain't no mountain high enough, as Paulie and Tuffy struggle to build a mountaintop cabin over a waterfall. Their clients have long dreamed of a cabin that takes advantage of their property's incredible view of the Hudson River Valley.

Father and son fishing fanatics demand a cabin that can sail out onto their family pond. The Cabin Kings must hustle to keep their dream of a floating cabin afloat.

Stone from a 100-year-old quarry is used to build a cabin for a client in Vermont.

The guys build a tree house cabin in a maple tree for a man in Vermont.

The guys build a sugar shack and bar for a couple in New York who are looking to get back into making maple syrup.

A cabin is built for a craft brewer and his farmer father in Hoosick Falls, New York.

A father and son look to incorporate their antiques and collectibles into the design of a new cabin.

A bedroom is designed to fit under the stairs of a mountaintop cabin.