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When does ‘Maine Cabin Masters’ Season 13 come out?
May 25, 2026. That’s a Monday.
Magnolia drops it at 1 p.m. Pacific / 4 p.m. Eastern. Afternoon TV done right.
How many episodes this time?
Six. Each episode runs 40 minutes.
Shorter season than some past runs (Season 12 had eight). But fans say quality over quantity. Less filler, more fixing.
What is ‘Maine Cabin Masters’ Season 13 about?
Same formula that works:
Chase Morrill, his sister Ashley, Ashley’s husband Ryan Eldridge — they lead a crew of skilled locals. Matthew Dix, Jared Baker, Brad Weston, Lance Gatcomb, plus rotating helpers. They find a Maine cabin that’s seen better days. Rotted decks. Leaky roofs. Questionable electrical work. Owners usually have a small budget and big dreams.
Then the team works magic. No fake deadlines. No manufactured meltdowns. Just real sweat and honest laughs.
Who is in the cast for Season 13?
Returning regulars:
- Chase Morrill as Self
- Ashley Morrill as Self
- Ryan Eldridge as Self
- Matthew Dix as Self
- Jared Baker as Self
Missing from the main list this time? Brad Weston and Lance Gatcomb still appear but not every episode. Also no mention of “Dixie” — that’s Matthew’s dog, a fan favorite. Probably still hanging around the job site.
What makes this season different?
Three things:
- More waterfront cabins. Season 13 leans hard into lakefront and riverfront properties. Think docks, boat houses, and erosion control.
- One episode features a cabin built in 1789. Oldest they’ve ever touched. Owners wanted to keep the hand‑hewn beams but add a bathroom. Good luck.
- Chase tries a new power tool. No spoilers, but the crew ribs him for a full ten minutes.
Filming locations – where exactly?
All over Maine, but this season hits:
- Rangeley Lakes region – two cabins there. One had a bat infestation. They don’t show the cleanup, but Ashley mentions it.
- Blue Hill peninsula – a tiny hunting shack transformed into a four‑season getaway.
- Near Baxter State Park – the remotest site yet. Crew had to bring all materials by boat.
No fake “Maine” sets in California. Real places, real mud, real mosquitoes.
Client stories – any memorable ones?
Show doesn’t overdramatize, but a few stand out:
- An elderly couple who inherited a cabin from a grandfather who built it in the 1950s. They couldn’t afford a full reno. Chase cut his own fee.
- A young family whose cabin flooded twice last year. Ryan rebuilt the foundation with better drainage. No tears on camera, but you can tell they’re grateful.
- One client requested a “secret bookshelf door.” The crew delivered. Episode 4, watch for it.
Behind the scenes – how long does an episode take to shoot?
About 10 to 14 days per cabin. That’s shooting plus actual building. They don’t fake the timeline. What you see as 40 minutes took two weeks of real work.
Crew sleeps in local inns or RVs. No fancy trailers.
Is there a teaser or trailer?
Not yet as of this writing. But Magnolia typically drops a teaser 2–3 weeks before premiere. That would be early May 2026. Check Magnolia’s YouTube or Instagram. The teaser usually shows a before shot that makes you gasp.
Where else can you watch besides Magnolia?
Official premiere is Magnolia network. But after each episode airs, it shows up on:
- Magnolia app (free with TV provider login)
- discovery+ (next day, usually)
- Amazon Prime Video (buy the season pass)
No Hulu or Netflix yet. And no, you can’t watch on HGTV — different network.
What time do new episodes come out exactly?
Same time every week. 1 p.m. PT / 4 p.m. ET. Set a recurring calendar alert.
If you miss live, the episode stays on Magnolia’s on‑demand section. But live gives you the real experience — no skipping the intro.
How to watch from outside the US?
Tricky. Magnolia is mostly US‑only. But some international viewers use VPNs or wait for local broadcasters. In Canada, it sometimes airs on CTV Life Channel. UK? No confirmed distributor yet. Australia? None announced.
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Past seasons – quick recap for new fans
- Season 1–5: Small budgets, basic fixes.
- Season 6–8: Bigger builds, added Ryan as full‑time.
- Season 9–11: Chase almost quit (burnout), but came back.
- Season 12: First season with 40‑minute episodes (previously 30).
Season 13 keeps the 40‑minute format. Works better — less rushed.
Fun facts about the crew (not in the official bio)
- Ashley Morrill does all the interior painting herself. No pro painters. She says it’s “meditative.”
- Ryan Eldridge used to be a commercial fisherman. Still has the hands to prove it.
- Matthew Dix (“Dixie”) has a golden retriever that appears in at least one shot per episode. Season 13’s dog cameo is a rescue pup named Luna.
- Chase hates loud music on job sites. He’s a folk and bluegrass guy. The crew plays pranks by sneaking in pop punk.
What about the theme song?
Still the same folksy, banjo‑heavy tune. No changes. Fans would riot.
Any guest stars or crossovers?
No big celebrities. But in episode 5, a local lobsterman helps the crew salvage antique wood from a demolished pier. That’s as close as Maine Cabin Masters gets to a “special guest.”
Where can I find photos or behind‑the‑scenes content?
Follow the cast on Instagram:
- Chase Morrill: @chase_morrill (posts progress shots)
- Ashley Morrill: @ashley_morrill (more design‑focused)
- Ryan Eldridge: @ryan_eldridge_mcm (dad jokes and tool pics)
Magnolia’s official site also has episode galleries.
Bottom line – should you watch?
If you like real people, real tools, and real Maine — yes. No fake drama. No cliffhangers. Just honest renovation with a view.
Season 13 premieres May 25, 2026. 1 p.m. PT / 4 p.m. ET. Magnolia.
