Catch a Contractor - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Take the Money and Done
Adam and Skip go after one of the most deceitful contractors ever. After adopting 4 kids, a family trusted a high school friend to expand their kitchen, but he took their money, their appliances, and their trust.
If at First You Don't Succeed, Lie, Lie Again
A couple needed to build a deck to expand their tiny home and a retaining wall to keep the house from sliding down the hill. Instead, they got a part-time stripper and a fulltime liar who's horrible work is ready to collapse!
Paved with Bad Intentions
After ruining a young couple's yard and their plans to start a family, contractor Ray proves hard to catch. Skip and Adam try to bring Ray back to the job!
Concrete Bungle
Adam & Skip hunt for a reckless contractor that left the Rodriguez family's four small kids in danger from sharp metal rebar, upturned stakes that look like booby traps, and a 20' drop with no safety fence!
Hack Attack!
Adam & Skip are shocked to discover that the worst carpenter they've ever busted is back at it again! But after betraying his fellow former marine, this hack gets payback when angry words explode into an all out brawl.
Worse Than a Warzone
A family escapes their war-torn country only to have an "expert" contractor turn their home into a combat zone. Cooking in a tent & living in one room, the family needs Adam & Skip to do battle with their absent expert.
Run for the Border
After spending almost 100K, a family is left with no roof & no hope. When their contractor breaks his promise to return, the team starts an all out manhunt to catch this AWOL contractor before he flees to Mexico.
Twice Burned
A couple seeks justice after being swindled by a builder hired to help rebuild their fire-damaged home.
A Roofless Business
A contractor fails to finish a family's roof, forcing them out of their home; Adam and Skip try to get the contractor to return and do it right.
Benedict Contractor
A couple whose condo was left in shambles by their friend-turned-builder gets some help from Adam and Skip.
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