Eyes For The Job
Season 4
Chris, his driver, and right-hand man Erwan Fresq, and his community workshop crew have outfitted a mobile workshop van, equipped and ready to take on serious DIY emergencies. In this season, will be loading up their new ride and spending a whole lot of time out of the workshop. They’ll also be making a bigger difference than ever. In each episode, Chris will be meeting with a person, family, or organization with a compelling, emotional story of facing a seemingly unsolvable problem. It’s The Blind Builder’s job to find a life-changing solution.
Show Time
Mon 10:00 | Tue 19:30 | Wed 22:00 | Thu 11:30 | Fri 15:30 | Sat 13:30 | Sun 17:30 & 00:30
Episode 13
David Wimberly, a champion of sustainable living, lacks one key piece for year-round food security: a root cellar. Without it, he can’t store his garden harvest or support local farmers through winter. He dreams of building one, but lacks the resources until Chris Judge and the community workshop crew step in to help.
Episode 12
Despite a tough year and job losses, Allison and Pelham stayed positive. After baking a cake for a friend, Allison discovered a talent and passion for custom cakes. Orders rolled in, and Pelham jumped in to help. They found joy and purpose in their new venture, but now need a kitchen renovation to turn their growing hobby into a full-fledged business.
Episode 11
LaMeia Reddick persuaded her mother to turn part of their North Preston home into a community space. It began in the basement—cleaned, made welcoming, and opened to local youth. They loved it. Blxck House was born, with the “x” symbolizing both “block” and “Black,” reflecting its place in the heart of an African Nova Scotian community. With few public services nearby—not even a library—Blxck House filled a vital need. LaMeia has expanded it outside and now aims to create a café-style yard with seating and platforms. Lacking construction skills, she’s bringing in help: builder Chris Judge, his team, and Denika Coakley, a female mentor who will teach LaMeia and the youth how to build.
Episode 10
After 50 years as a traveling musician, Cecil MacDougall has settled into a close-knit community and wants to give back through music. He just needs a space to perform so Chris Judge and his crew are building him the home concert venue of his dreams.
Episode 9
Charles Williams has always loved the wilderness, and now he’s sharing that passion as Program Director at The Deanery Project, a nonprofit focused on environment and community. With donated canoes, Charles dreams of launching ocean-based programs for youth but first, they need to transform the boathouse and build canoe storage to make it possible.
Episode 8
Tarah Gibbon turned her farmhouse into a vibrant space for retreats and her herbal body care business. But with autoimmune conditions in the family, sharing their home bathroom with guests became unsafe. She had to pause events—until Chris Judge and his crew stepped in to build a beautiful, accessible outdoor bathroom.
Episode 7
Wanda and Andrew Aulenback love to host, but their new home’s poorly designed kitchen has made it difficult to entertain. They miss hosting events like “Orphan Thanksgiving” and latke parties. To help them reclaim their passion for food and community, Chris Judge and his crew are transforming their kitchen.
Episode 6
After retiring and moving closer to family, Linda McLaren missed her garden and friends. She found Common Roots, an urban farm, which became her second home. Now, to give back, Linda has teamed up with Chris Judge and the Main St. Community Workshop to build picnic tables and seating, hoping to bring more people together and help combat loneliness.
Episode 5
Robbie and Cindy are hardworking entrepreneurs juggling multiple businesses, but after COVID hit, they handed their flooring company over to a friend to help him survive. Now, working from a cramped, cluttered basement, they need space to focus on their other ventures. Chris Judge and the community workshop crew are stepping in to revamp the basement with creative storage, a functional workspace, and a fresh start.
Episode 4
Alli and Alex are a sweet couple, excited to settle into their new home. But with Alex’s immigration status uncertain, he needs to secure enough freelance work this year. To help them succeed, Chris Judge and the community workshop crew are transforming their home office so they can work and stay together.
Episode 3
Jennifer and Scott DeCoste love hosting free workshops and building community, but they dream of turning their backyard into a gathering space for more events. To make it happen, Chris Judge and the community workshop crew are transforming the space with a cob oven, perfect for community meals and connecting people.
Episode 2
Heather Clarke, laid off due to COVID-19, has spent quality time baking with her kids and connecting with neighbors. But her kitchen needs work. Chris Judge and the community workshop crew are transforming her space into a dreamy baking station, perfect for family time and her newfound passion.
Episode 1
Darren Moreash, a marionette maker, bought a home for his mother, but their back deck and yard have fallen into disrepair. With health issues and a lack of maintenance skills, Darren needs help. Chris Judge and the community workshop crew are revitalizing the space and teaching Darren how to care for his home.
