Million Dollar ContractorSezon 4
DIY Network's Million Dollar Contractor, hosted by "Contractor to the Stars" Stephen Fanuka, gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most amazing spaces and construction of Manhattan's high-end luxury homes. The series focuses on the details, the materials and the insane amount of money clients spend to allow Stephen to create million-dollar projects. Despite the hefty price tag, many of the same on-site issues and problems also occur in the homes of everyday people. Throughout the series, Stephen shares tips and tricks of the trade that first-time DIYers and home improvement aficionados will appreciate.
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13 Episodes
- Eight Room RenoE1
Eight Room RenoStephen Fanuka is hired to restore a huge, crumbling upper west side apartment to its original glory, and at it's a job that plays to his strengths, with lots of elaborate millwork and fine detail. But when permit problems and damaged materials create unforeseen challenges, Fanuka Inc has to play catch up to finish the job on time and in style. - Guest Suite Gut RenoE3
Guest Suite Gut RenoFanuka is presented with a unique challenge: combine a bombed-out studio with the luxurious apartment next door, creating a guest room and home theater. This job should be right in Fanuka's wheelhouse, but when quality control starts to slip, and Fanuka flirts with failure, he has to energize his crew and see the project through to the end. - Downtown LoftE5
Downtown LoftFanuka takes on a job downtown, where his client just bought an apartment in a brand new building. It's a nice apartment, but lacking character, so it's up to Fanuka to bring in new cabinets, paneling, and decorative touches to turn this cookie-cutter apartment into a home like no other. - Kitchen ReduxE7
Kitchen ReduxArchitect Gordon Kahn brings in Fanuka to re-imagine a cramped Manhattan kitchen for an out of town client. The job goes smoothly - until the client changes the design at the last minute, and Fanuka is forced to rip out and redo his work. It's a job so nice, he does it twice.