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Another
satisfied customer.

Off to the next!
- Thanks, Randy.

Pine on the ceiling, tile
in the bathroom.
We do it all!

Too many other jobs.
I got ten, he got one.

What do you mean, one?!

Green is green,
white is white.

White is not white,
green is not green!

Here's a hammer.

Design when it comes
to children...

it's almost like
there are no rules.

Hurry up, Randy.

Get our classroom done!

Holy cow!

This is beautiful.

The kids are going to love it!

I'm Randy Spracklin.

Third generation builder,
proud Newfoundlander!

My team and I are building
on one giant cliff

in the Atlantic Ocean.

They don't call it
the rock for nothing.

We fight the elements
year-round to get the job done.

It might be tough
for some but not for us.

Because when this is
your view, it's worth it.

Welcome back to Newfoundland!

Summer is always
our busy time of year,
but you gotta love it.

You know, nice, sunny weather.
You wake up in the morning,

the birds chirping,
going to the job site.

Nothing better.

Then the madness happens.

Get it done, Son.

New job here
in Portugal Cove.

It's gonna be a good one.

Deadly view, anyway.

Looking out at Bell Island,
looking out over the ocean.

This house is another
catty build,

coming after a large year
of awesome projects.

We did a massive
reno in St. John's.

Look at that.

Found
a beautiful chimney.

And that was a real
head-scratcher at times.

Man-oh-man-oh-man.

Ros, the homeowner,
loves colour.

Oh, my!

This is not our house!

One, two, three.

And we saved a couple old
biscuit box houses
on the Avalon.

We're really
down to the wire.

We got every trade you can
think of is in there now
at something.

Wow.

I love it.
It looks incredible.

There you go, opened up.

We're in Petty Harbour
today and it's going to be
a tangly one.

Whoa, you're gonna hit.

Some think we should
have torn it down

and started over
but that's not what we do.

Holy doodle! Wow!

Oh, my god, I love it!

But it wasn't easy!

There's always some kind
of challenge building here
in Newfoundland.

There's a storm coming.

And part of the Trans-Canada
Highway washed out,

creating big delays
for our supplies.

So today most of
the windows have arrived.

It was a scramble,
but we got it done.

And if it was easy?

Everybody would wanna do it.

Wow, Randy!

So you guys did all of this?

We did it all.
We're a little bit crafty.

You guys are good.

Look.
I got a new toy.

And it flies.

We have liftoff.

Hope I don't flip
it on the turns.

Or in the drink.

Look at the whales now.

It'll be helpful this year with
so many unique jobs on the go!

Up.

Now give it.

So the team, they're busy.

Truck number two.

Moving right along.

Even in the piss pouring rain.

Paul's taken
on a new role.

Daddy.

What, is he sleeping?

He's coming to.

Can you picture Paul
singing nursery rhymes,

walking around...

Things are changing
a little bit there now.

Instead of being able to come
straight home

and either get into it.

Well, I got the number
one distraction.

You can tell he's not
getting that much sleep.

He's still there
and he gets the job done.

Gonna be a good day today.
Robert slept well last night.

So Paul's my right-hand man,
Harv's my left-hand man.

Good thing I got
a right and a left.

In here, we're gonna
rip this off.

So Harvey,
he got no filter.

It's hot in here.
No joke.

But he's a good hand
whatever you throw at.

All right, man, I'm gone.

Don't hit your fingers.

The old man, he's starting
a new venture.

Balancing HVAC systems.

But wherever we need a hand,

he's there to help.

Randy, your cheap
labour have arrived.

You!

Uncle Al, he's a good hand
on site.

Keeps saying he's gonna retire.

I forgot.
Younger legs get up higher!

But he's like
the old man. He never will.

Nikki is still loud as ever.

Al, I need ya!

- Oh...
- The wind is not
very good there now!

Michael's back,
and Holly's a newbie.

5 out of 10.

Not even a six?!

5 out of 10 difficulty!
Not too bad.

So Nikki ain't
the rookie anymore,

but she's still learning.

Once you don't see
any grey bleeding through,
you're good.

Look at me telling people
how to do it!

This year's going to be
really challenging

because we have big
supply chain issues

and that's going to put delays.

You need multiple jobs
so you can pivot.

Lucky for me,
there's a lot going on.

Lotta unique projects and
a lot of Newfoundland flavour.

That's a first for me,
to see a ship's mast holding up
the floor.

Not every day you're
building a chicken coop,

not every day you're lifting
it over the trees.

They had a little bit
of trouble trying

to get the wharf done
and this is hurricane season.

It's all muck.

Who got this brainy idea
to build out here?

Burger and fries.

All I got
is roosters, buddy.

That's a big cock,
that one, isn't it?

So we got the good,
bad and the tangly jobs.

Back over in Brigus,
down on Harbour Pond,

there's one good and tangly job

waiting for us to finish.

It's a brand-new house for Ruth
and Graham

that my old man
kick-started last year.

And before winter,
it was framed up,

roof on,
and looking mint!

Hey, main level.

Kitchen, living room.

It's coming along.

The old man wants me
to finish it up.

The homeowners
just arrived.

But we'll see how that goes.

I'll hand the rest over
to Randy

so you can call him
from now on.

Pressure is on.

- To be continued, yeah.
- Yes.

Works been
moving along.

The clapboard's gone up
and she's looking bright,

just like
the dory in the pond!

The colour is definitely
unique to Newfoundland,
for sure.

As you can see we're not afraid
of a pop of colour.

I hope the homeowner
don't have too many pets,

'cause he's gonna have
another 40 or 50 ducks
to be buddies with.

The inside's coming
along too.

Mario's got the walls
ready to prime,

and we can move ahead
on some finishing details.

We're into
the stage of doing trim.

Al is doing ledges right now

and I'm just putting some
plastic on the inside of them

for the painter Mario, so he can
spray them without messing
the windows up.

When you're at the trim stage,
it's a good thing to be at,
so...

Five more to go he says.

Next up, check in
with design

and find out how Sam and
Sasha want to finish the job
in style.

Welcome back to Brigus!

Thanks.
Good to be back.

Yes. So good to be back!
Look at this gorgeous house.

I know.

It's pretty bright.
- Wow.

- I love the outside colours.
- Yes.

There's a lot going on,
it's fun.

It's a Newfoundland feeling,
Newfoundland vibe,

and it just feels happy.

Let's see inside,
is it gonna be as good?

It's gonna be
a little bit better.

Okay.

On the ground floor,
there's a drive-through garage

plus a guest room.

The main level is all open
concept with a custom kitchen,

dining area,
and a cozy living room

that looks out over
the pond.

At the very top, there's a
study for Ruth,

and the main bedroom
has a walk-in closet,

and custom washroom.

This home with deadly views
of Brigus

has a budget of 500 000,

and we've got two months
to get it all done

so the homeowners
can enjoy the blueberry
festival.

Yes, look at
this beautiful room!

Oh, it's coming
together, Randy.

Looks like Scott's been busy.

- Yes.
- Yeah, the old man's
been busy.

He's done a great job.
Wow.

I'm excited about working
in a newer home.

Yeah.
There's not the same concerns
that we have,

you know, these vintage
type older homes

where, you know,
leaks just happening.

We don't have wonky stairs
that Nikki's gonna be cursing
us out.

Take off the high heels
and start picking, ladies.

- We're starting fresh. Right?
- We're starting fresh!

We got our heels on, Nikki,
and we're starting fresh.

Exactly.

This is our kitchen area
here?

Yeah, yeah.
The kitchen all around here
in an L-shape.

- Okay.
- With a big old island
in the centre.

We only have really
from here to here.

So we're gonna do full
cabinetry in this wall area.

Exactly, but just
lowers over here.

- Just lowers.
- Yeah.

- I think a wooden top?
- Exactly.

Yeah, and that's
going to add the warmth.

So this kitchen's going to have
cream all through here.

And so this wall here,
we're doing this great little
like...

...pop of a teal green.

It's a soft teal green.

- Yeah, it's like a warm green.
- Yeah.

To work well with the creamy
cabinets that'll be here.

Sounds good to me. Green
is green, white is white.

I'm worried about the wood.

White is not white,
green is not green.

How many greens do
I know?

Like dark green, light green,
middle colour green.

You know, grass green,
moss green,

tree green,
that's about it.

It's going to be such
a fantastic space

for entertaining and I know
they love to do that.

Yeah, yeah.
You're gonna be able to sit
here and look at the view.

The view is nice down
here but it's even better
up top.

So you wanna go have a look?
- Oh, yes, for sure.

- I do.
- Let's go see.
- After you.

Oh, yeah.

Look at this bedroom.

I told you
the view was up here.

Wow.

Nice, big bedroom,
lots of light coming in.

I love the angles
in the ceiling.

I know.
It's that new and old.

- Exactly.
- So this house is brand new,

but this is making it feel
older, having these angles.

It is.

We're gonna do
our bed over here.

A couple of end tables,
a nice little chair,

just what you need
in your bedroom.

Exactly.
But I think it would be nice

to bring in some wood.

Some painted wood,
put some wood

on this architectural
ceiling.

So now
you're speaking my language.

Wood.
- Yes.
- But also painted wood.

Painted wood.

Teal green, is it?

You never know.

Listen to you
talking about...

I know, right?
I'm getting right fancy.

Oh, you're getting fancy.

Is there fancy stuff
going in the washroom, too?

There is definitely fancy
stuff going on in there.

All right,
let's have a look in here.

Fancy stuff.

We're going to have
the lighter floor

in that tile which
is going to continue
all the way up,

halfway, with a chair
rail to here.

And then we're gonna do
a smaller tile which is going
to add

a little bit of a pattern,
a little bit of texture here.

You got a lot of texture
in here, but you did send me
a text

that there's a lot of texture
in the other room?

- Yes.
- We texted you about
the texture in the other room.

Yeah.
Let's go look at the texture,
that the text that I sent.

Ruth's retreat!

So this is where
that texture is going,
in this room?

This is it.
This is Ruth's retreat.

It's gonna have
lux wallpaper,

it's gonna have texture,
it's gonna have deep
moody tones.

Moody tones? Lux wallpaper?

- All the right words.
- All the right words.

It's going to be maximal design
instead of minimal design.

- Maximal?
- Yes.

I love it.
Yeah, you're learning, Randy.

We're impressed.
- To the max.
- Yeah, to the max.

- To the max.
- Well, I think I'm maxed
out with all these moody design.

I need to go search for what
all this stuff is, fancy-dancy
colours.

So I'm gonna go figure out how
to build me cabinets

and leave you
to the luxe wallpaper.

Yay. You got this.
I can't wait.

I'm excited.

While I wait for
the design details
for the inside,

outside things are looking
very different.

The old man's finally
seeing it my way.

He's on a machine!

He's digging
holes for a new gate,

and then he's got
to build a pad for
the propane tank.

Sometimes I have
to use the excavator.

It's mainly because
Randy makes me.

Pick and shovel is
my way to go, though.

And you know
something different?

I never broke
not one single thing.

Randy would have
the corners off 'er.

That's 'cause he's a snail!

- That's right.
- Zhooo!

The excavator,
I'm a little bit slow on

but I get the job done
and I don't break nothing.

Maybe I'm getting old.
Can't get up out of the hole.

It's better to be
a snail and not break anything.

Took him two days
to put in four posts.

It was eight posts,
sorry to tell you.

I spread six loads
of topsoil in four hours.

Yeah, you never
had nothing to hit.

Down at Harbour Pond
in Brigus,

the old man's on a machine!

He may be in charge
of the project,

but he's taking forever
getting the ground ready

for the new propane tank.

On this job here, the old man
keeps trying to slide it over

and I keep sliding it back,
so he's looking after
this whole place.

I'm just here
for the grunt work.

I wanted to put that off
of my shoulders

and get the homeowner to keep
calling him, but it never
happened.

Too many other jobs.
I got ten, he got one.

What do you mean, one?
What are you talking about?

Making a place
for a propane tank.

- How heavy is that?
- Heavy.

I'm just putting fill
right there, right?

Yeah, right
in front of that.

The old man can't do it
'cause he's too slow.

Hopefully he just
leaves it here for me.

And hopefully he doesn't hit
the house

'cause then I get to brag.

Take a shovel.

Randy.

One more scoop here.

- In there?
- So we can level it
out a bit.

Don't hit that boat.

It's all about teamwork.

There is a little bit of
bickering going back and forth.

He wants it his way.
I want it my way.

This is all about the vision.

I think it's more about
the bickering on his side.

I just go along
with you most times.

I just like
to go the opposite.

I know.
That's the whole thing.

Another satisfied
customer.

Off to the next!

Thanks, Randy
for coming by,

and not letting me drive.

Busy as we are
in Brigus...

...the next customer
to satisfy is near St. John's,

on a community project
that's too fun to pass up.

So I'm in Shea Heights
starting out today,

just outside St. John's
and I gotta do an outside
classroom.

So I must go see the principal
and make a game plan.

Hopefully, I'm not gonna
get in trouble.

I used to a little bit
when I was younger.

Memories!

We checked in with the kids,
teachers,

so there's a big wish list.

One thing about kids,
they got no filter,

so they'll tell you
really how they feel.

So this is our outdoor
classroom dance.

Ready? Set?

Quiet corner.

If you ever like...

...have like anger,

you can like go in
the quiet corner,

like calm down.

A big movie screen.

And...

...I want a big projector.

I'd like to study
gardening outside.

I want a greenhouse.

Randy, if you're
watching this,

you should make
a rock wall.

Oh, yeah.

So I found you.

Yes, I found you
wandering our halls.

Holy cow.

That definitely
brings me back.

I'd say it does.

The community of Shea Heights,
it's a very close-knit
community.

We looked at the great work
that Randy and his team
have done

and we knew that would be
a good fit for our school.

Welcome to our planned
outdoor learning classroom.

Okay. Cool.

Nice big space.

This is a place for
everybody to come and learn.

Absolutely.

We're a K to 9 school

and this will be a space
that's accessible all year long,

where we're going to encourage
our children to come out

and just have a lot of fun
and have a great space

for learning that gets
them outside of the school.

Oh, okay.
Right on.

So a blank canvas here.

We can actually build
something to sit around.

We can build
some vegetable gardens.

What do you think about that?

I think that's brilliant
and that's what

our kids
have been asking for.

However... we can't use wood.

Oh, man.
Can't use wood?

We can't use wood.

I'm going home.

You know, we do have
some concerns

for fire hazards
and having wood pieces out here.

Well, the good thing
for you is that we do work
with wood,

but we work with rocks,
we work with metal,

so we don't really have
to go with the wood.

So, kinda leave it with me.

So I see they definitely did
some patchwork around the walls.

So are we gonna do something
with this?

Oh, we'd love that.
And we had a student

who actually designed
a beautiful mural...

- Okay.
- For our Eagle Pride group,

to represent our LGBTQ community

and we had a parent jump
on board

who's offered to paint
that mural out here for us.

Oh, awesome.

Cool.
So basically,

learning place,
remove all this, make it flat,

mural all around the wall,
have a garden,

which I love a garden.

You know, there is some
other fine details

where we can't use wood.
That's what we love.

I know you love wood.

- I love rocks too.
- But I can count on you

to be able to do that
and think outside the box.

I'll put my creativity hat on
and come up

with a game plan
and start bringing
equipment in.

That's what school's
all about, my friend.

Sounds good.
I won't go back in school,
I'll just go down this way.

I'd like to know what
kinda student you were.

Uh...

I got all F's
for "fantastic."

Randy mentioned to us

that he got all F's
for "fantastic."

But I am sure
that he would have gotten
an A-plus

if there was more outdoor
learning spaces available
for him.

Hurry up, Randy.

Get our classroom done!

With school out
for the summer,

the mural painter, Nicole,
can get started right away.

It's a great
little cozy corner.

Whenever I see a new wall,
I see new potential

and I can see this mural flowing
right across

these two walls and
bringing it all together.

I've been painting since
high school,

or since I was a kid,
so it's a hobby of mine.

I enjoy it.

I'm a heavy equipment operator
and it's awesome to be at this.

With this project,
what was interesting was that

they had a child that did a
drawing and won the contest.

So we're gonna take
that drawing

and incorporate it
into this piece.

This looks about
800 square feet.

The prep work has to be
done first, so wall washed.

And I'm glad it's gonna
get spray primed.

I am trying to map out
this mural

before we actually
start putting the paint to it.

I just use sidewalk chalk.
It works great.

This is just to get a rough
idea of where everything
is being placed.

It's supposed to rain on Friday
so I got two days.

So I'm trying to get chalk done
on day one

and get the outline
in black paint on day two.

And then it'll be like
colour-by-number-ish

when we get going.

We're gonna go with
the Pride palette

and we're gonna run
a nice rainbow ribbon

right through this whole mural.

It's all about community
and the school

and the kids and the staff
are just amazing.

It pulls everything together.

I'm really excited to work
with Randy and his team.

This is gonna be a nice project.

Outside St. John's,

the Shea Heights
outdoor classroom project

is right on track.

Josh, a local landscaper,
wanted to get involved,

which is awesome.

We're taking out all
the old grass,

everything that was
a little bit dilapidated
and unmaintained.

And we're replacing it
with brand new topsoil,

brand new sod,
kinda just beautifying
the area

so it looks nice for when
the classroom kids come out, right?

Randy mentioned it to us about
the job and stuff like that.

We said we'd be all on board.

It's always nice to help
the community,

especially with the kids involved.

It'll be nice to see them kinda
use it for years to come, right?

What we're gonna do then
is come in with brand new sod

and make sure everything
is good and in tip-top shape.

The whole idea of an outdoor
classroom I thought
was really cool.

I'd love to have seen that
when I was a kid!

It's a hot day
in Brigus,

and work at Harbour Pond
is right on schedule.

The new engineered flooring
went in without a problem!

And Harv and Al have taken
the bathroom from

builder basic
to Newfound-Mint!

I'm doing tile.

I don't mind it.

The tiles are...

...that size.

And they're going up here,

up here, behind me.

There's no issues, only it's
hot in here, no joke.

Oh, bring on the shower.

And a drink in my hand.

On the outside...

...the stairs to the front door
are getting installed.

And now it's time to tackle
that "lux" feature

Sam and Sasha wanted
in Ruth's study,

V groove pine
on the ceiling!

It may look awesome,
but it's super tangly to do.

See? Pine on the ceiling.

Tile in the bathroom.

Tile. Wood.
We do it all!

We don't just keep the
big changes

limited to the job sites.

We gave my company
its own upgrade, too.

This year definitely
changed from last year.

You know, we kinda got
a little bit more busier.

Hent we built a piece onto the
shop, so the wood shop is grown.

We added on this space
and as you see,

we got an assembly bench here,
that's our spray booth.

Then we got the drying rack,
'cause when the b'ys are
spraying all the stuff,

you need somewhere
to lay it and dry it.

This is where
all the final details go in.

So, you know what?

The old man was the go-to for
in the shop...

...then we added PJ,

and we added Matt last year.

So two of the b'ys
are the go-to.

The old man still is
in here dabbling, you know,

when he got time to do
other stuff.

So having everybody
from the b'ys in the wood shop

to the old man, to everybody
out in the field,

to everybody in the office,

it's us to figure it out
and how we're gonna build it.

And that's what we love
about it,

and that's why we can pull off
all these awesome projects.

The biggest challenge
is getting materials

for all the custom work
we do.

But today we've got everything
ready to go for a dining table,

and the big job, making
the kitchen for Harbour Pond.

Deadlines are tight,
but they're on it.

We should be able to pull
it off if all goes well.

As long as doesn't change.

Everything lines up right,
it should work out.

Randy wants it done
yesterday as always.

We work together great.
We've done it for years
and it just works good.

Scatter a little scuffle
in between,

but it works out
in the end.

Making the table out
of birch

and our inventory that come in
for the table

is no longer in the inventory.

Could be trouble.

Scott had decided to use
some of our birch for
his project

that was for our project

and somebody's got to break
the news to Randy.

I think I'll leave
that one for PJ.

!

!

It took like a month
for us to get this birch in

to get this table built,
and now,

no more birch.

So we're hoping we don't have
to wait another month

to get the other pieces
to finish it.

Hello?
- Hey, Randy?

Yes?

We got a problem.

What's that?

The birch we got come in
for that table,

there might be
a couple of pieces missing.

The old man?

Yup.

So here's another thing
we learned today...

Yeah.

Tape up the wood
and put a name on it!

Yup.

I'd love to be a fly
on the wall

when Randy talks to
his old man on that one.

Could be an interesting
conversation.

Scott definitely considers
this his shop as well.

It's just some material
he shouldn't touch.

Summer's short
in Newfoundland,

so we gotta grab
every adventure when we can.

Give me an ear plug
for the right ear!

Try not to talk
the ear off you anyway.

Which is why me, Nikki,
Paul and the old man

are headed
way up to a catty little spot

called Herring Neck.

Not too far away
from Twillingate,

right in the Atlantic Ocean.

So we're in salt water.
It's cold.

It won't be trout fimming
around, it'll be codfish.

They have a Dory Festival
here including a rowing
competition

that anyone can join.

And you know how much we love
to compete!

So how big is a dory?
Is it much bigger than a kayak?

Depending on if it's
a sea kayak they're probably
the same length.

Good stuff.

All the boats are made
of wood, which we love,

but they were used for fishing
back in the day, not racing!

Could be tricky!

A little bit of
competition on the go, I think.

I didn't have too much
experience rowing dories.

Rubber dinghies, yes.

This here's gonna be pretty new.

But it's bragging rights
when we leave Herring Neck

and go back
to the rest of the team.

You can't go back saying
that you lost.

You gotta go back saying
that you won.

Is the pointy part
the back of the boat?

Is that what
I'm seeing down there?

Yeah.

Oh, really?

The square part
I thought was the back.

You got the bow
and the stern.

The pointy part
was the front.

But it looks like she got
the back

of the boat as the
pointy part.

Yeah, but when
you're rowing,

you sit backwards.

Oh.

Hey, genius,

what's the pointy part
of the boat called?

- Bow.
- Just checking.

So we're doing this way?
Or this way?

- This way.
- Backwards.

Yes.

I thought you rowed.

I said did we figure
out who teams were yet?

I know who I don't want
to be in the boat with.

- Who's that? Me.
- Paul.

So we're gonna pick rocks.

- Okay.
- There's two coloured rocks,

two regular rocks.
- Okay.

So whoever
got the coloured rocks

are in the yellow boat.

Whoever got the regular rocks
are in the red boat.

I kinda want to be
against Paul and the old man,

'cause it'll be funny having
Nikki in front of me

and I just sit back
while she's rowing.

I'll just say
"stroke!"

"Stroke!"

I got mine.

I'm totally competitive
so I didn't come out here
to lose,

so I'm totally along
for the ride

and if I can beat Randy
or Scott or Paul, deadly.

You get stuck with Nikki.

When her competitive side
kicks in and she gets
way too excited,

she'll be like...

going flat out.
- Randy next.

You gotta cover it up
and show it the one time.

If I want to beat
everybody out there,
my strategy is to take Randy.

I think he's probably
the best of the crop.

No, don't go looking,
Spracklin.

Well, jeez,
I'm okay, it's like poker.

I'm allowed to look
at me own cards.

Ready? One, two, three.

I got a coloured rock.
And Randy got a coloured rock.

It's me and Paul.

Nikki, her biggest thing now

is keeping this shut
and keeping that moving.

All of her energy's coming
outta here instead of here.

Come on girls,
can we see you practice?

They heard her
over in Twillingate!

So we've been rowing
boats for a long, long, long,

long time, since we were
10 or 12 years old.

- Probably 10 or 12 old.
- Old enough to know how to row.

We grew up racing with
our friends,

just in the harbour
out here.

Typically our confidence
level is fairly high.

- Absolutely, yes.
- That we're going to medal...

- At least.
- ...in the race.

And we got the community
behind us.

Usually everybody is rooting
for us, you see.

Absolutely.

Hey, guys.
Let's go look at our boats.

So basically, the race
will start in by the wharf
around the white buoy,

go out around the red one
and come straight back home.

It's about a kilometre, so...

...it's a good thing we had
the go-go juice last night.

All right, folks.

We're starting off with some
big contenders here.

It's a one-time thing.

We... we go out, we come back

and it's all about the time.

Jones girls,
are you ready?

I think there should be
a wager made.

There needs to be a wager
right here, right now, folks.

Loser gotta
jump off the wharf.

Jeez, Nikki.

Oh yes!

Sounds like
you're going swimming.

This is huge!
Are you ready?

Three, two, one, go on!

This is for the championship.

Stroke! Stroke!

Stroke!

One, two, three, go.

!

No, no, no.

!

Randy, my oar!

Here's a hammer.

Here.

Nikki and Randy
are in big trouble.

They can build a house
but can they row a boat?

Ready? Let's go!

This is
unbelievable.

There's trouble! Both boats
are gonna collide!

Be careful!

We thought it would be
fun to enter

the Herring Neck
Dory Festival,

where me and Nikki...

- !
- Stroke!

...are racing against Paul,
the old man,

and local champs,
the Jones Sisters.

This is unbelievable.

There's trouble! Both boats
are gonna collide!

Be careful!

Hey, guys!!

How far are we, Randy,
are we close?!

We're not even
close yet, Nik.

Let's go. Stroke!

Paul and Scott,
come on, keep going!

You and the Jones girls
are neck 'n' neck!

Stroke.

Stroke.

Paul and Scott!
You have finished!

Paul and the old man,
they took it.

Me and Nikki
never did so great.

Row, row, row.

Nikki and Randy
are still out there.

I forgot totally about them.
They almost hit that
rock over there!

Ah we're going
in the water!

You're only
25 minutes off the pace.

Holy , we bombed that.

Nikki! Nikki!
Nikki! Nikki!

We're going for a swim!

Three, two,

one... give'er!

The whole team ain't
leaving empty-handed,

we got a medal,
you know we can share it,

we'll hang it up in
the office so it's a win-win.

Hey, it's all a good laugh!

Nikki, how are you doing?

You shouldn't have bet!

I guess I shouldn't
have lost, eh?

Now it's time to relax
and enjoy the rest of
the festival!

Go dry off in the sun.

Wouhou!

Back on the Avalon,
we're racing again,

but this time,

it's to finish
the outdoor classroom

at the Shea Heights school.

We got three picnic
tables to go together.

Only thing it's metal not wood.

Holly, are you packing them
in the order that
we need to come out?

So we got all the tables
in nice, packaged boxes,

wrapped up just so
you be able to pick up,

there are three tables,
three boxes, slide them in, gone.

The only thing is it's stored
in the shipping container

which we use it,
design team uses it.

Well let's just say they
went in, poked around,
opened everything up.

They thought it was
Christmas morning!

I'll grab this side
you grab the other side.

Originally, it was just
gonna be the old man

and now...

the old man, Holly and Al.

and we're going to St. John's,
to the school,

or I should say they are.

I gotta stay here
and price a job.

Yeah, well Randy's
not going to town today.

Sam and Sasha's supposed
to be coming over too,

so they'll be there if they're
missing some more washers,
they can go find them.

Many hands make light work.

Even though it ain't wood,
there's instructions,

the holes are pre-drilled,
you got nuts and bolts.

How hard can it be?
Famous last words!

We got all the pieces
lugged up

and the next challenge now
is fitting it all together.

Are you sure
you got it right?

Almost like that needs
to be on there?

Is that right you got there?

The next one goes on here
and overlaps.

No. It says these...

Where's the washer
going on the inside?

It says these get
one bolt and two washers
and one nut.

Me and Al, we hate
instructions,

we like trial and error.

But we got Holly with us,

she's a fan of the instructions
so we're good.

Give Holly
the instructions!

Pass me those instructions.

Give Holly
the instructions.

These are
the instructions.

You just gotta read them.

It's not that hard.
We are at a school!

It's hard when
you only got kindygarten!

Yeah, so it feels great now.

All we gotta do is get
the other two done

and hope when
Sam and Sasha come,

they don't get us
to move it 20 times.

Oh, they will!

The exciting part
is to see if we run outta
bolts and nuts.

It went good all together.

If Randy knew it was this easy
he would have done it for sure.

- Hi!
- Hi, guys!
- Hi, ladies.

We've done the hard part,
it's all put together

now we just need
placement from you guys.

- Yes.
- Alright, okay.

Let's see what we can do.

I mean there's a little
bit of an opening here.

Look how fantastic these are.

And then maybe
this one over a little bit.

Yeah, but do you mind
switching that one
with that one?

Sure.
I can see a big difference
in the two of them!

Thank you, guys,
really good job.

Time to do some planting.

- So we'll put the burning bush
in the back, Sash.
- Yeah.

Putting together design
when it comes to like, children,

I think specifically, it's like
almost as there are no rules.

Looks good.

Peonies will fill out
this garden over the years.

Throw a lot of colour
in there, have fun with it.

And then functionality,

can you clean it up easily,

making sure
that it's at kid height.

- I think it's a good height?
- Yeah, looks great.

- I'm a little bit shorter
and this is...
- Fits you.

The brighter the better,
the more energy,

the more fun, but as Sam said,
it has to be able to be
cleaned.

We also are gonna do some
raised beds back here, right?

That's right, exactly.

Why am I struggling
so much with this one piece?

Top nuts are used
for top two rows.

We're gonna be here all day.

Yeah.
I'm starving.

Me too. Definitely.
Let's go.

- Yeah, we deserve a break.
- Yes, we deserve a break.

We'll come back to this.
- We'll send Randy.

Definitely send Randy!

Feeling good.

Big day today,
everything is all done,

so time to get Linda
the principal,

see how I made out!

Oh my God!

Holy cow!

This is beautiful!

Feeling good.
It's all done, looking great.

I'm sure the kids
are gonna be excited.

Everybody pitched in, though.

This was a real
community effort.

You know, Sam and Sasha came,

the old man and them,
the landscapers,

and the artist.

Look at this, amazing.

But I got one little last thing.

The kids wanted a quiet corner,

so I'm gonna lay it out,

a little pad for them
to kneel down,

sit down
and just be quiet.

But I don't think
they're gonna be.

Look at this place.

Time to get Linda,
the principal.

And see how I made out.

Hopefully, I'll get an A-plus.

It's really exciting
to see this project

finally come to fruition.

We've been waiting a long time.

And you know what?

Some things
are worth waiting for.

Oh, my god.

Holy cow.

Oh, this is beautiful.

Oh my gosh.

Oh it's better than we ever
dreamed of!

Beautiful mural.

That mural is phenomenal.

It's pretty exciting.

There's our Bosco Eagle!

And you know, the magical space
of the unicorn,

our younger kids are gonna love
that when they see it.

Nicole did an amazing job.

You can even get a photo op!

A vegetable garden!
The kids are going to love it.

I know! All ready
for planting!

Excellent.

Beets, carrot, turnip, onion.

We've got a jigg's dinner
right here in front of us!

Pretty much,
they can come out,

be little farmers,
be creative.

Oh, they absolutely will!

They're going to love it
when they see it.

To see that everybody pulled
together,

like having
our students heard

and the collaboration
with you guys and the rest
of the community

makes my heart full!

That's the thing,
we made sure we had
the students being heard.

They wanted a quiet corner,

so we made them
a quiet corner over here.

Oh, I can see the kids
sitting there

reading their book
or having a little chat
with one another.

And then we did
this lovely garden.

Beautiful.
And these are the rocks

that our students have painted.

This was such a blank spot,
you know,

overgrown and now look at it,

it's a wonderful area
where kids are gonna want to be,

and staff are gonna want to be.

It was a beautiful space

and it was a big challenge
you put to us.

We did.

The one rule,
we couldn't use wood.

That's what we're all about,
using wood!

So you really had
to think outside the box.

We came up with a solution
to actually do metal tables.

Well, part of education
is giving you a good challenge

and you certainly have met
that challenge.

I wanna take a seat!
I want to get in here.

Maybe I can draw a picture
of you, Randy!

Give'er!

When you're here working,

you can really let
your imagination soar

as you sit here looking up
at that mural.

And then, if I was
going to do a report card,

I could do: Randy,
an absolute

big A+.

Totally exceeded
our expectations.

Awesome! That's mint!

We tried to hit all the marks.

You know, definitely it was
a big wish list from the kids.

It's going to be hard
to get them to come back inside
I think.

I know! I think
you created something

where they're probably not gonna
learn inside anymore,

they'll only learn out here!
- They are!

It's hard for me to pick
a favourite part,

because everything represents
something the students wanted.

I love the mural
for our LGBTQ+ group.

The beautiful garden, quiet
spot, we really needed that.

And then these beautiful tables
where the kids are gonna
come outside

and just spend their days
and learning in a new
and unique environment.

It's really worth seeing.

This is amazing.

It's great to see that
you've written

"Welcome to Shea Gardens"
on our new white board.

Father Shea's family donated
the money for us

to make this classroom happen

and then we know
that the students can use

the white board for their
learning and all their projects

they're going to do out here.
I can't wait for our students
to see it.

I know.
I can't wait for them
to see it, too.

Whoa! Look at the Garden!

I love it.

Holy!

It's very awesome!

Look at the eagle.

And I like the rainbow
like that.

This is amazing!

This is the garden, Damian.

This is a cool garden!

Randy did a good job.

Don't you think that class

will be really cool out here?

There isn't a movie theatre

but that's okay,
I like to draw!

This is the coolest
classroom in the school.

I'm going
to tell my friends
it's amazing out here!

So, Daniel, I know
you did the inspiration
for the painting

so we framed your picture.

So here you go.
- Thanks. This is amazing.

Oh, no problem.
It is amazing.

Guys.
Have a look.

Oh my God!

You know what?

Probably I'll show Grady how,
you know, hard work and,

you know, using the old brain
there will get you an A +.

Maybe I'll bring it home
and see if Grady and Rhiannon

will put it on the fridge
with theirs.

So, looks like it's working.
What does everybody think?

This is the finish dance.

Thank you!

Randy, good job!

Go Eagles!

This season
of Rock Solid Builds.

That was close!

The wind is not very
good there now!

You can't look in
the phone book and find somebody
that does cribbing.

Labrador first,
Newfoundland second,
drinks third!

Sometimes,
it goes really good,

sometimes it goes really bad.

Do you want a hug?
Because I need a hug!

Oh my god!

One window in.

The homeowners wanted
white inside because
it's Newfoundland.

All the colour is out here!

Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on.

Ah , we got
a little boo-boo.

That's the number one thing.

If they're happy, we're happy.

On to the next.

Oh my god!

You gotta see this!

After you.

Oh wow, look at this!

Who puts wallpaper
in a chicken coop?!

That's gotta be a first!

Oh my goodness!

Oh, just look. Oh!

Looks like a villa,
not a gazebo.

Oh, I know.

You knocked it out
of the park.

I keep saying it's exactly

what we wanted,
but it's not, it's more.

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