

Lake Life
Season 2
Lake Life follows the Herman Family as they design and build lakeside projects together. Their motto is, "if you can dream it, we can build it." They will make you laugh and make you cry as they work together, love each other, and give all glory to God.
Where to Watch Lake Life • Season 2
13 Episodes
- Major League Baseball Network Field of Greens
E1Major League Baseball Network Field of GreensSummers for the Green family revolve around son Owen's little league games. After most games the team will come back to the Green's home to play on the lake. But the family isn't happy withtheir current set up. Docks built years ago are falling apart and they doesn't feel there are enough activities to keep a large group of kids and parents occupied. So the Herman Brothers and Major League Baseball Network's Sean Casey are coming to give the Green's a floating baseball clubhouse. - Wake and Break Cabin and Dock
E2Wake and Break Cabin and DockThe Meekers have a great backyard lake for water skiing and wakeboarding, but they need a spot for people to stay and relax on the property. The Hermans build a cabin and dock complete with hideaway beds, a roll-up door, viewing porch and start-up platform. - Shockingly Good Dock
E4Shockingly Good DockCody has a lake right off his backyard, but his lawn is so steep that he can't fully enjoy the view. He calls in the Hermans to build a structure that connects to a pre-built staircase. Then they create two decks: one for grilling with a fire pit and a second for lounging and direct lake access. - Lakeside Playground
E5Lakeside PlaygroundAmy and Jared have a large property with a lot of space and they want to make it more fun for their kids. The Herman Brothers take over the property and install a concrete fire pit, custom grilling station, landscaping, infinity edge trampoline and a wakeboarding cable course. - Private Guest BungalowE6
Private Guest BungalowFamily friend Chuck Gabbert is a big fan of fishing and goose hunting. He wants a second cabin built on his property for hosting family and friends, so he calls the Herman Brothers. They build the cabin with a loft area, wraparound porch, fish cleaning station and outdoor shower. - A New Vacation Cabin and Beach
E7A New Vacation Cabin and BeachThe Joseph brothers want to expand their vacation property for both their families to use. They enlist the Hermans to double the space. They build a cabin with a game room for the kids, a custom 82-foot deck, a new beach and a double-decker dock. - From Cluttered Garage to Lakeside Hangout
E9From Cluttered Garage to Lakeside HangoutThe Nelsons call on the Hermans to help them turn their cluttered garage into the ultimate lakeside hangout. They build an interior with a gaming area, lounge area, fireplace, full kitchen and custom furnishings including a murphy bed. In addition, they build a new recreational dock. - Thome Guest House
E10Thome Guest HouseBaseball star Jim Thome calls in the Hermans to bring new life into his old cabin. They strip the cabin down to its studs and give the cabin the desired mountain feel using repurposed materials. Then they add a new staircase, custom kitchen with lakeview windows and new finishing and appliances. Finally they give the exterior a facelift with new siding, roofing, doors and landscaping. - Church Landscaping and Baptismal Dock
E11Church Landscaping and Baptismal DockPastor Ritch asks the Hermans to help their congregation enjoy the church's grounds. They build a patio with a view of the lake, a walkway down to an extra large fire pit and a gazebo to hold weddings and events. They also erect a large dock on the lake to be used for full-immersion baptisms as well as a great fishing spot. - Pizza Oven with Dock and Gazebo
E13Pizza Oven with Dock and GazeboThe Wilsons motivate the Hermans to help them create their dream backyard with the promise of plenty of pizza. They want to combine their love for cooking and entertaining to bring new life to the land. The brothers build a custom brick pizza oven, new dock, pavilion and a tree full of swings that will surely keep the Wilsons and their six kids busy for many years to come.


