From Studio 3B, American Hardwood Advisor host, Steve Stack, sits down with guest builders and industry leaders to talk shop and dive into trends, tips and insights.
Rustic Cabin Interior Design | Renovation Hunters’ Project Critz | AHA
Rustic Cabin Interior Design | Renovation Hunters’ Project Critz | AHA
Welcome to another episode of the American Hardwood Advisor podcast! In this special episode, host Steve Stack is joined by Todd Joyce - with appearances by Mr. and Mrs. Joyce - to reminisce on the last year enjoying their freshly renovated rustic cabin, thanks to Outdoor Channel’s Renovation Hunters.
Watch as Steve and Todd discuss everything Renovation Hunters did to the rustic cabin interior (and exterior), enjoying nature, his family’s history with the previous homeowners and their rustic retreat. Renovation Hunters brought the family’s biggest log cabin interior design ideas to life! The week-long project renovated the log house interior design style by bringing in more natural materials, connecting the rustic log cabin to the outdoors.
The team at Renovation Hunters made the most out of the small cabin with elevated rustic decor ideas. They elevated the home decor, bringing new rustic kitchen ideas to the brand-new dining table (made of natural materials from Baird Brothers). They also provided solar power, a reliable water source, a luxury deer blind (that’s basically a cozy cabin itself), an outdoor shower, and even a skinning shed. The log cabin decor in the living area was just a start; the project also involved renovating the outdoor deck and including bedroom ideas to get the women of the family to stay for the night.
Renovation Hunters is a new series on Outdoor Channel where a team of craftsmen and expert DIY-ers come together to renovate log homes and cabin styles in need of some TLC. When the team visited Critz, the lakeside rustic-style cabin design was restored with some much-needed upgrades.
Check out Baird’s content studio for interviews with the personalities from the Outdoor Channel’s Renovation Hunters!
The American Hardwood Advisor podcast is your source for trends, tips, and insights into how the building industry has evolved. Join Steve Stack, along with guest builders and industry leaders, as they talk shop on what it takes to be the best of the best.
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Hal Shaffer, Kevin Tarkovich & Chris Filardi on Renovation Hunters’ Project Tionesta | AHA
It’s another episode of American Hardwood Advisor! In this AHA, host Steve Stack is joined by the creative team behind the Outdoor Channel’s first renovation show, Renovation Hunters: Hal Shaffer, host and managing partner/co-creator; Kevin Tarkovich, lead contractor; and Chris Filardi, managing partner/co-creator. The team took time to reveal behind-the-scenes stories from Project Tionesta when they visited Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods in Canfield Ohio to tour the sawmill and Studio 3B.
Watch as Hal, Kevin, Chris and Steve reflect on the last project of the new series’ first season, updating an old cabin while honoring history, meeting the family that owned the Forest County getaway, meeting the people around the Tionesta area in western Pennsylvania, overcoming challenges, and all the ways Baird Brothers’ products transformed the cabin.
Renovation Hunters is a new TV show on the Outdoor Channel that takes a team of experienced DIY-ers and expert craftsmen across the country to renovate family getaway cabins. The home improvement team updates these properties to honor family history while preserving the home for generations.
The third Renovation Hunters project in season one of the TV show took the team to Tionesta, Pennsylvania, surrounded by Warren, Elk, Jefferson, Venango, and Clarion Counties. Far from the hustle and bustle of bigger cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, the people who live in the Tionesta area fully embraced Renovation Hunters. One family even offered their own home for the renovation crew to use as a break and rest area!
Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods was the provider of fine hardwood products used throughout the home improvement projects. Adding a natural resource throughout the interior design of the cabin helped immerse the getaway cabin in its environment.
Check out Baird’s content studio for more interviews with the personalities from the Outdoor Channel’s Renovation Hunters — even some filmed on-site at the projects!
The American Hardwood Advisor podcast is your source for trends, tips, and insights into how the building industry has evolved. Join Steve Stack, along with guest builders and industry leaders, as they talk shop on what it takes to be the best of the best.
Subscribers to our channel stay up-to-date on the latest content on hardwood products, tutorials, tips & tricks, and interviews. Follow us on social media: @BairdBrothers
Browse and buy online: www.BairdBrothers.com.
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Raechal Woodworks From the Renovation Hunters’ Tionesta Job Site | American Hardwood Advisor
Steve Stack is back with another episode of the American Hardwood Advisor podcast, but not from Studio 3B! In this episode of AHA, Steve is on set at Renovation Hunters’ Project Tionesta talking with one of the makers, Raechal Petris (known as Raechal Woodworks).
Watch as Steve and Raechal discuss how tasks are split out on the job site for the Outdoor Channel’s first-ever renovation show, how she got her DIY woodworking start, and the benefits of working directly with Steve Stack from Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods.
The first season of the Outdoor Channel’s Renovation Hunters took the team to three locations across the nation: Hyannis, Nebraska; Critz, Virginia; and Tionesta, Pennsylvania (located in Forest County near Allegheny). From Nebraska to western Pennsylvania, the team renovated family getaway cabins so that they could continue to use the cabin for generations.
Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods partnered with the home improvement TV show as the provider of several natural hardwood products. The new series celebrates families getting together in outdoor spaces, so partnering with a family company that provides a natural resource just made sense!
Check out Baird’s content studio for more interviews with the personalities from the Outdoor Channel’s Renovation Hunters, including host Hal Shaffer! You’ll find both episodes filmed on the job site in the Tionesta area and in Baird’s Studio 3B in Canfield, Ohio.
The American Hardwood Advisor podcast is your source for trends, tips, and insights into how the building industry has evolved. Join Steve Stack along with guest builders and industry leaders as they talk shop on what it takes to be the best of the best.
Subscribers to our channel stay up-to-date on the latest content on hardwood products, tutorials, tips & tricks, and interviews. Follow us on social media: @BairdBrothers
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Renovation Hunters’ Kevin Tarkovich on the Highest-Quality Wood Products | AHA
Welcome back to another episode of the American Hardwood Advisor podcast! In this episode, AHA host Steve Stack travels to Tioensta, Pennsylvania to visit the job site for Renovation Hunters’ third project of the first season and talk with Kevin Tarkovich, the lead contractor for Renovation Hunters. Watch as Kevin and Steve discuss the need for high-quality products, the wood products used on the show, how Baird Brothers stands out from other distributors and preserving the family traditions of the cabin.
Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods partnered with Renovation Huntes to provide the new TV show with the highest quality hardwood lumber and building materials. Renovation Hunters is the Outdoor Channel’s first-ever home improvement show. In the series, remodelers visit three family cabins to renovate them for generations of family homeowners to come. The Tionesta project even features a new product exclusive to the show!
Baird Brothers is the go-to retailer for high-quality wood products like hardwood flooring, interior doors, shiplap, mouldings, millwork, stair treads, and more. Visit the showroom in Canfield, Ohio to see the species available (red oak, white oak, hickory, walnut, cherry, poplar, and more), prefinished options, coatings, sealers, wood stains and more.
Why choose hardwood flooring for your floor supply instead of flooring options like tile or laminate? Hardwood floors last for decades — and stay in style! If you want a different look, a good sanding and wood stain makes it feel like an entirely new floor.
Check out Baird’s content studio for more interviews with the personalities from the Outdoor Channel’s Renovation Hunters — even some filmed on-site at the projects!
Have big hunting cabin plans but don’t have the means to make them a reality? Enter your own hunting cabin today to be considered for the next season of Renovation Hunters! Submit your hunting camp tiny home (as long as it’s not your primary residence) at outdoorchannel.com/renovationhunters. The team will take a look at the space and your family story before deciding to take on the project.
The American Hardwood Advisor podcast is your source for trends, tips, and insights into how the building industry has evolved. Join Steve Stack, along with guest builders and industry leaders, as they talk shop on what it takes to be the best of the best.
Subscribers to our channel stay up-to-date on the latest content on hardwood products, tutorials, tips & tricks, and interviews. Follow us on social media: @BairdBrothers
Browse and buy online: www.BairdBrothers.com.
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Outdoor Enthusiast Hal Shaffer Talks Renovating Family Hunting Camps | American Hardwood Advisor
Welcome back to another episode of American Hardwood Advisor! In this podcast episode, AHA Host Steve Stack steps out from Studio 3B to travel to Tionesta, Pennsylvania, the home of Renovation Hunters’ final project of the first season. He steps away from the week-long tiny house remodel to talk with Hal Shaffer, host of Outdoor Channel’s Drop Zone and newest series Renovation Hunters.
Watch as Hal and Steve discuss the importance of families getting together, providing the perfect hunting cabin for a much-deserving family, renovating an off-grid cabin with no running water, Baird Brothers being a hands-on brand partner, remodeling hunting camps for generations of families, and enjoying the outdoors.
Hal Shaffer is the host and co-creator of Renovation Hunters, the Outdoor Channel’s first-ever renovation show. Being the outdoor enthusiast he is, Hal is already seen on the channel as the host of the hit show Drop Zone.
Renovation Hunters features woodworkers of different skill levels, from advanced DIY-ers to experts in carpentry, all working toward the same goal: providing a comfortable space for generations of family to spend time together and enjoy outdoor spaces (even if that meant altering the floor plan). The first season featured projects varying greatly in square feet, a renovated front porch, specialty organization for hunting gear, a log cabin that still utilized an outhouse, and families in need of a more comfortable log home to stay in during hunting season.
Baird Brothers’ involvement in the new tv series is evident with one step in the front door. In fact, Steve even visited the location in Tionesta before the project was selected to see first-hand the types of wood products that would look great in the small cabin. But it doesn’t stop there! Steve, along with some Baird family members, visited the job sites to share their woodworking know-how, showing how to install their products step-by-step.
Have big hunting cabin plans but don’t have the means to make them a reality? Enter your own hunting cabin today to be considered for the next season of Renovation Hunters! Submit your hunting camp tiny home (as long as it’s not your primary residence) at outdoorchannel.com/renovationhunters. The team will take a look at the space and your family story before deciding to take on the project.
The American Hardwood Advisor is your source for trends, tips, and insights into how the building industry has evolved. Join Steve Stack along with guest builders and industry leaders as they talk shop on what it takes to be the best of the best.
Subscribers to our channel stay up-to-date on the latest content on hardwood products, tutorials, tips & tricks, and interviews. Follow us on social media: @BairdBrothers
Browse and buy online: www.BairdBrothers.com.
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Outdoor Channel’s Renovation Hunters Discuss Critz Project | American Hardwood Advisor
American Hardwood Advisor is back with another episode talking with the creative team behind Outdoor Channel’s first home renovation show, Renovation Hunters. In this episode, host Steve Stack is joined by Hal Shaffer, host and managing partner/co-creator of Renovation Hunters, Kevin Tarkovich, lead contractor, and Chris Filardi, managing partner/co-creator, during their visit to Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods in Canfield, Ohio.
Watch as Steve, Hal, Kevin, and Chris reflect on the last year, going from Nebraska to Virginia, the cabin remodel in Critz, finding cabins to remodel on the new series, working on a time budget, the family behind the remodel, woodworking projects with special functionality, and share some of the behind the scenes antics.
Renovation Hunters is a new series on Outdoor Channel where a team of craftsmen and expert DIY-ers come together to renovate a family getaway cabin in need of some TLC. This episode follows the story behind the 2nd project in the first season in Critz, Virginia. The third project took the team to Tionesta in Western Pennsylvania (outside of Pittsburgh). Stay tuned!
Renovation Hunters is now searching the United States of America for projects to feature in the second season! To submit your family’s hunting cabin for consideration, visit www.outdoorchannel.com/renovationhunters. Share information on your family and cabin, and the team will look at your story and what they could help you with for your getaway space. Colorado, Oklahoma, Nevada, Kansas, Florida, it doesn’t matter where you are; what matters is that you have a family cabin that needs some help to maintain it for generations to come. The goal of Renovation Hunters is to revive family spaces for hunting, fishing, observing nature, sporting events, and anything that gets families together outdoors!
Check out Baird’s content studio for more interviews with the personalities from the Outdoor Channel’s Renovation Hunters — even some filmed on-site at the projects!
The American Hardwood Advisor podcast is your source for trends, tips, and insights into how the building industry has evolved. Join Steve Stack, along with guest builders and industry leaders, as they talk shop on what it takes to be the best of the best.
Subscribers to our channel stay up-to-date on the latest content on hardwood products, tutorials, tips & tricks, and interviews. Follow us on social media: @BairdBrothers
Browse and buy online: www.BairdBrothers.com.
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Renovation Hunters Crew on Renovating a Historic Home in Hyannis | American Hardwood Advisor
Welcome to another episode of the American Hardwood Advisor podcast! In this episode, host Steve Stack sits down with the creative team and lead contractor of Outdoor Channel’s new home remodeling show, Renovation Hunters. Hal Shaffer, host and managing partner/co-creator, Kevin Tarkovich, lead contractor, and Chris Filardi, managing partner/co-creator, talk with Steve during their visit to Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods.
Watch as Steve, Hal, Kevin and Chris discuss the first time they walked through the historic home, updating the living space for a future family, building materials from partners, and all that went into renovating a historic home. The Renovation Hunters team visited Baird Brothers to see the craftsmanship that went into the woodwork for the show’s interior design.
Renovation Hunters is the first home renovation show on the Outdoor Channel. In the new series, craftsmen and expert DIY-ers came together to makeover old homes for families to enjoy for generations. The first project for the show in Hyannis, Nebraska tested the team. “Fixer upper” was an understatement for this old house. The team had 8 days for a home improvement miracle: original windows needed replaced, drywall needed to be redone, and a burst water pipe led to water damage and an accidental ice rink in the kitchen, among other challenges.
Renovating old houses isn’t the only mission behind Renovation Hunters. It’s not about resale or real estate value; the team is passionate about providing comfortable homes that families can enjoy together and spend time outdoors. The older homes featured on the show are not everyday homes but are instead hunting cabins or vacation homes shared by families. For Project Hyannis, there were no homeowners. Instead, the town as a whole benefited from the new construction of the 19th-century historic house. The historic building was a center point of the town, but Renovation Hunters gave it new life.
Check out Baird’s content studio for more interviews with the personalities from the Outdoor Channel’s Renovation Hunters — even some filmed on-site at the projects!
The American Hardwood Advisor podcast is your source for trends, tips, and insights into how the building industry has evolved. Join Steve Stack, along with guest builders and industry leaders, as they talk shop on what it takes to be the best of the best.
Subscribers to our channel stay up-to-date on the latest content on hardwood products, tutorials, tips & tricks, and interviews. Follow us on social media: @BairdBrothers
Browse and buy online: www.BairdBrothers.com.
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Matt Baird on Tree Removal, Forestry & Tree-Cutting Equipment | American Hardwood Advisor
Welcome back to another episode of the American Hardwood Advisor podcast! In this episode of AHA, host Steve Stack sits down with Matt Baird, owner of Baird’s Tree Service, to talk about all things tree cutting.
Watch as Steve and Matt discuss the importance of tree removal, tree-cutting equipment, working in the forestry industry with family and all the services available from Baird’s Tree Service. If you’re looking for tree removal, tree trimming, tree pruning or even purchasing firewood, Baird’s Tree Service is the place to go — from big trees to stump chipping.
Common Tree Cutting Tools:
• Electric chainsaw
• Hand saws
• Hatchet
• Shears
• Hand pruners
• Trimmers
However, sometimes these landscaping tools just aren’t cutting it — literally. Large trees typically need gas-powered or heavy equipment to get the job done instead of your average saw blade. Let Baird Tree Service take down your tall trees with their heavy-duty equipment and power tools. Go to https://bairdstreeservice.com/ to learn more. If you have your own wood chipper, Baird’s Tree Service can help with tree cutting but leave the tree branches, stump, and wood for you.
Did you know that Baird’s tree removal doesn’t let the natural resource go to waste? Trees and thick branches are taken to sawmills to be logged and used in hardwood flooring, woodworking projects, interior doors, and more!
For more interviews with Baird family members, check out more episodes in our content studio!
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