Container Masters

Jim and Robert help Sarah build the home of her dreams. However, the Colorado snow poses a great challenge in getting it relocated. Will they be able to do it?

The non-profit Giving Grove plants gardens to grow food for those in need & partners up with the Container Masters to repurpose shipping containers into storage sheds.

After meeting with Moulissa and Janice, the team heads back to the shop to tackle their six-container home build. Problems arise while trying to assemble the containers onsite.

Continuing on from the series of issues the team faced in assembling the six-container home, the crew tries again. Will they be able to piece it all together in the end?

Victoria wants a weekend getaway place, so she works with the Container Masters to help make her container dream home a reality. Larry doubles as the team's new security guard.

Shipping containers can be repurposed into almost anything you can imagine. The build team creates a kitchen container unit for an apartment complex, as well as a swimming pool!

The team creates their longest, tallest, and most elaborate container home to date! Due to its massive size, the task of loading it onto the truck proves to be risky.

After getting the pool house welded into its new location, the build team takes on the task of getting the massive home unit in place next. Will they be able to avoid disaster?

The group works on a multi-use container project for an outdoor resort. Meanwhile, Jim finds out Robert hates the idea of a Renaissance Festival, so he brings one to the shop!

Jim takes us on a journey across the US to see the fantastical things you can do with shipping containers: everything from restaurants to stores—even a rescue training center!

The group is about to face their biggest task yet in building the mother of all container homes! Meanwhile, Haidyn is given a test to determine his future with the guys.

Jim and the crew begin "horsing around" when they design their latest home for a horse rancher. Meanwhile, Jay thinks he's NASA material, but the rest of the team is unsure.