—During his TV career, multitalented contractor Jeff Devlin has modernized bathrooms ("I Hate My Bath") and updated cooking spaces ("Spice Up My Kitchen"), to name just two of many hosting duties. His latest project for DIY Network takes Devlin back -- in time and to his home state -- to work on historic houses in and around Buck's County, Pa. Alongside a team of restoration experts, Jeff works with homeowners to revive dilapidated structures -- from a master bedroom, library and guest house in a 1760 farmhouse to a basement and mudroom in a 1684 home -- creating modern living spaces while preserving historical integrity.

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Season 113 of 14 Episodes

Carpenter Jeff Devlin restores character to a master bedroom and library for Brian and Jennifer who own a 1700 stone home in Bucks County, Pa.
Jeff Devlin restores a kitchen and living room in a 1760 farmhouse for Tracey and Scott, who use it as a guest house; Jeff brings a simple Shaker design to the kitchen and a rustic lodge feeling to the living room.
Carpenter Jeff Devlin heads to Aston, Pa., to restore the basement of one of the oldest houses in the area, a 1684 home owned by Janet and Scott, who want to use the space for entertaining.
Chris and Catherine, owners of a 1760 stone home, ask Jeff Devlin to create a classic parlor with a bar area as well as a billiards room.
Carpenter Jeff Devlin visits Siobhan and Brian's 1729 home to take a look at their kitchen and living room additions; the kitchen has indoor/outdoor carpeting, while the living room is full of bad wood paneling.
Steve and Ellis recruit Jeff Devlin to take on their home's original 1740s section, in which the plaster walls are crumbling and the second floor is sagging; Jeff and his home add reclaimed beams to reinforce the second floor.
Kim and Rob's 18th-century house was damaged by a fire and renovated in the 1980s; Jeff Devlin and his team use reclaimed materials to renovate the home's master suite.
John and Tina, the owners of a converted 1740s barn in Westchester, Penn., seek out Jeff Devlin's help to turn their awkward master bedroom and bath into a rustic, yet elegant, master suite.
Brandon, the owner of an 1817 stone house in New Britain, Penn., recruits Jeff Devlin to reconfigure his kitchen to create a more cohesive space with a new butler's pantry and a colonial-style pantry.
Jeff Devlin and his team takes on a kitchen and living area in a rundown 1717 farmhouse; Jeff scavenges the homeowner's old barn for reclaimed items to create a farmhouse feel in the kitchen; the team exposes a transom window in the front room.
Homeowners Angie and Tom recruit Jeff Devlin to turn their crumbling 1710 root cellar into a wine cellar and to renovate their living room; Jeff knocks down a wall in the cellar and then rebuilds it; he commissions a huge mural for the living room.
Jeff is recruited by friends Scott and Melanie to renovate the 1980s kitchen addition on their 1859 farmhouse; the team enhances the kitchen's character with open shelving, built-in seating and a Victorian-style mud room.
Jeff and his team take on a dilapidated 1717 spring house, turning it into a guest house with a writing space for one of the homeowners.

During his TV career, multitalented contractor Jeff Devlin has modernized bathrooms ("I Hate My Bath") and updated cooking spaces ("Spice Up My Kitchen"), to name just two of many hosting duties. His latest project for DIY Network takes Devlin back -- in time and to his home state -- to work on historic houses in and around Buck's County, Pa. Alongside a team of restoration experts, Jeff works with homeowners to revive dilapidated structures -- from a master bedroom, library and guest house in a 1760 farmhouse to a basement and mudroom in a 1684 home -- creating modern living spaces while preserving historical integrity.

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