Million Dollar Contractor

Season 2

TV-G

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

100 Year Old Match
E1
100 Year Old MatchFanuka Inc has a massive challenge - renovate and a restore an uptown apartment with over 100 years of history, and seamlessly blend new wood paneling with century-old millwork. Meanwhile, Stephen and his team are called in to fix a crumbling kitchen in Tribeca.
Upper West Side Gut Renovation (Part II)
E2
Upper West Side Gut Renovation (Part II)In this Upper West Side gut renovation, Fanuka is focusing on the kitchen and dining room, and both rooms require exquisite custom millwork. Fanuka goes to extremes to achieve the highest quality, travelling halfway across the country to select the actual trees that he will use to build his cabinets, and risking life and limb to get a 600-pound stone countertop into this eighth-story apartment.
Kitchen for the Kids
E3
Kitchen for the KidsIn this special episode, Fanuka teams up with celebrity chef Marcus Samuelson to renovate a kitchen in a needy Harlem YMCA. Meanwhile, in a downtown loft, he takes on the challenge of expanding an industrial-chic kitchen.
Inside the Glass House
E4
Inside the Glass HouseLast year, Fanuka Inc. replaced the rooftop solarium in an exclusive penthouse on Central Park West. Now it's time to renovate the rest of the apartment, and it will prove a challenge for Stephen and his new project manager Peter. Every inch of the apartment is beautifully finished with built-in walnut cabinetry and rare materials like wallpaper that's actually made of stone.
Big, Big, Bedroom Suite
E5
Big, Big, Bedroom SuiteIn this unique renovation, Fanuka is asked to turn a two-bedroom apartment into a one-bedroom master suite, complete with his-and-hers dressing rooms, and a custom kitchen - all on an incredibly tight deadline.
Walls of Wood
E6
Walls of WoodStephen Fanuka has been working with wood for decades, but when he's called on to construct a traditional wood-panelled dining room with an incredible level of detail, his years of experience will be put to the test.
Secret Door
E7
Secret DoorFanuka Inc has built thousands of bookshelves, but Stephen takes on a new challenge when he's asked to build a study with a secret door housed in a bookcase. Meanwhile, Fanuka gives his own backyard an upgrade - complete with a wood-burning pizza oven.
Plus One
E8
Plus OneFanuka's clients own a one bedroom apartment, and they've purchased the studio next door. Now it's up to Fanuka to combine the spaces and give his clients the master bedroom of their dreams.
Museum View Duplex (Part I)
E9
Museum View Duplex (Part I)In a pre-war apartment that's seen better days, Fanuka is tasked with restoring the wood-paneled dining room to its former glory. But when demolition in the apartment goes too far, it's up to Fanuka to recreate hundred-year-old craftsmanship.
Museum View Duplex (Part II)
E10
Museum View Duplex (Part II)Fanuka is gut-renovating a sprawling apartment with three bedrooms and soaring ceilings, combining modern touches with traditional elegance. Everything is custom - from mirrors and glass to window treatments - and when the apartment is finished, it will be a space that any New Yorker would envy.
5th Avenue Duplex (Part I)
E11
5th Avenue Duplex (Part I)Million Dollar Contractor host and licensed contractor Stephen Fanuka is renovating a massive duplex apartment, giving a contemporary look to a classic space. His client's budget is limitless, but so are the expectations. This project combines rare materials, fine finishes and custom millwork to create a stunning apartment.
5th Avenue Duplex (Part II)
E12
5th Avenue Duplex (Part II)In an apartment full of high-end details, Million Dollar Contractor host and licensed contractor Stephen Fanuka has the unique challenge of building a custom refrigerated wine room and wet bar. It's a small room, but a massive challenge as the team struggles to combine sophisticated engineering with uncompromised aesthetics.
Madison Avenue Kitchen
E13
Madison Avenue KitchenWhen a favorite client asks Million Dollar Contractor host and licensed contractor Stephen Fanuka to renovate her kitchen, he's thrilled -until he hears the three month deadline for a renovation that should take five. When overseas vendors, unforeseen problems and last-minute changes threaten to derail this renovation every step of the way, Team Fanuka comes together to conquer one of their biggest jobs ever.