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2007
4 Seasons

Hammer Heads is a home renovation and design show that aired on HGTV for one season in 2007. The show was hosted by three contractors: Steve Hanneman, Karl T. Wright, and Ronald M. Ortiz. The concept of the show was simple: the contractors would renovate different rooms in a home while staying within a strict budget and short timeline. 2d3u4w

Each episode followed a similar format. The contractors would meet with the homeowners to discuss their vision for the space and take measurements. They would then create a design plan and present it to the homeowners for approval. Once the plan was approved, the contractors would get to work.

Throughout the renovation process, the contractors faced various challenges and obstacles, such as unexpected structural issues or delays in receiving materials. However, they always managed to stay within their budget and complete the project on time.

One of the unique aspects of Hammer Heads was the added element of competition. At the beginning of each episode, the three contractors would each present their design plan to the homeowners. The homeowners would then choose which contractor they wanted to work with based on their design and personality. The competition continued throughout the renovation process, as each contractor strived to create the best possible space and impress the homeowners.

Despite the competitive nature of the show, the contractors worked well together and often collaborated on projects. They each brought their own expertise and style to the table, which resulted in some truly innovative designs. For example, in one episode, the contractors transformed a dilapidated attic into a stunning master suite complete with a spiral staircase.

The show also had a strong focus on sustainability and eco-friendliness. The contractors made a conscious effort to use environmentally-friendly materials and incorporate sustainable design features whenever possible. For example, in one episode, they installed a rainwater harvesting system to provide irrigation for the homeowner's garden.

Overall, Hammer Heads was an entertaining and educational show that showcased the creativity and expertise of these talented contractors. The unique competition aspect added an exciting twist, and the focus on sustainability made it stand out from other home renovation shows. While it only aired for one season, it left a lasting impression on viewers and continues to be ed as an innovative and engaging program.

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Seasons

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13. Old World Patio

July 4, 2009

Four yrs ago, the Leissos bought a Tudor style home that needed some help. After a total renovation of the interior, this showroom house's rustic patio is ready to become the romantic space of their dreams.

12. From Garage to Art Studio

June 27, 2009

The Kanzlers are a high-energy, creative family. Both Maxx and Mindi work from home so they can spend more time with their kids. They need Steve Hanneman's help to implement their vision.

11. Craftsman Family Room

June 20, 2009

For the past 6 yrs, the Sides have made their craftsman home perfect for their high-energy family. The family room is the only space left to conquer, and even these handy homeowners are at a loss. Steve Hanneman has a few ideas.

10. Contemporary Patio Upgrade

June 6, 2009

Over the last 6 months, Seth Sushinsky graduated from medical school, his wife Mitra had their first child and they moved from a high-rise in Chicago to a quaint bungalow in California. Steve Hanneman creates an inviting patio.

9. A Backyard Terrace Done Up in Mid-Century Style

May 30, 2009

Karl and Wendy love vintage, mid-century modern design, and their home includes pieces such as 50s-era TVs and boomerang-shaped furniture. They've enjoyed the challenge of fixing up and decorating their unusual house, an old farmhouse that's had several additions and upgrades. However, their backyard terrace has thrown them for a loop. They use the space for entertaining and hanging out, but it has a serious lack of style. Befitting their love of mid-century, they want a fun,colorful and cozy space that incorporates pieces from their antique collection, including some items from salvaged bowling lanes.

8. Installing the Ultimate Pool Cabana for Entertaining

May 9, 2009

Craig and Angelo make every event in their a home a party, which is easy to do with their huge backyard and pool. The only problem is there's no shade. Since they live at the bottom of a mountain canyon, the high winds have blown away all of their attempts to install shade structures and canopies. Now, they're ready for a real pool cabana - the ultimate entertaining paradise that provides shade for daytime pool parties and warmth for dinner parties at night.

7. Living Room Into a Cozy Space

May 16, 2009

When Joyce was a stay-at-home mom, she enjoyed doing minor home improvements. However, she's stumped on what to do about the large, outdated fireplace in her oversized living room. Steve Hanneman comes in with a plan.

6. Wine Country Backyard Retreat

May 23, 2009

With two teenage kids and two dogs, a typical day at the Disiere's house is total chaos. And Mom's been longing for a backyard retreat for sipping wine and relaxing. Steve Hanneman takes the space adds a wine country retreat.

5. Separate Space in a Kids' Room

May 2, 2009

The Strack's two lively children have quickly outgrown their small bedroom. The kids have had fun decorating the room with all of their drawings, but now its time for a new look. Steve Hanneman takes their different styles.

4. Craftsman Entryway and Study

April 25, 2009

Zach and Kristina are an outgoing, hip young couple who love entertaining in their quaint house. But, the entryway has them puzzled. It's bare and they need help. Steve Hanneman swoops in and creates the perfect foyer.

3. Moroccan Patio and Pool

April 11, 2009

Lindsey and Reggie are excited about their first home. but the backyard has only one big slab of concrete and there's no central place to hang out and relax. Steve Hanneman infuses their love of Moroccan style into a fun hangout.

2. Mid Century Modern Lounge

April 18, 2009

De-De and her husband Mike love their mid-century modern house. The upper half of the den has been remodeled into a modern sitting area, while the lower half hasn't been touched since the 50s. Steve Hanneman lends a hand.

1. Modern Rec Room Conversion

April 4, 2009

Six months ago, Aaron and Samantha West moved into a their Spanish bungalow. Most of the rooms are tiny, making it difficult to entertain. They'd like to convert their spacious two-car garage into a space to host parties.

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