A year from the start of the pandemic, the Baeumlers reassess their work, home and island life.

Bryan starts working on the pool bar and deck, while the industrial kitchen gets delayed.

The Bauemlers bring in extra support from home to help; Sarah is left in charge of construction.

Everyone on site feels the pressure of incomplete projects; Bryan's parents make a surprise visit.

Bryan and Sarah focus on the guest experience, while the Baeumler kids navigate living at the hotel with guests on site.

Bryan and Sarah are facing the reality of running a fully functioning resort with full staff but limited guests on site.

The hotel is humming with Bryan and Sarah's unique touches; months of struggling to stay in the back of house and away from guests, the Baeumler kids are desperate for a home to call their own.

The Baeumlers embrace their living situation while running the hotel in unprecedented times.

Bryan and Sarah focus on a slate of ambitious landscaping projects.

Bryan and Sarah struggle to get some alone time; Bryan and Sarah make a decision about the opening date.

As the Baeumler family settles in to island life, the demolition stage brings shocking revelations about the state of the property

Find out if it's possible to live an island resort dream life, with four kids a whole lot of fixing up to do. The Baeumler family is going to find out when they move their lives to a rundown beachfront in the Bahamas.

The hotel block proves to be more than Bryan and Sarah bargained for. The resort’s pool is completed.

The Baeumlers reminisce on the past year and the evolution of their project.

Bryan and Sarah take on the Honeymoon Suite; the schedule and budget are both impacted by construction setbacks and changes to the design.

Amid reservation cancellations and ever-changing travel restrictions, Bryan and Sarah must figure out how to successfully re-open during a pandemic.

As the hotel reopens, the ongoing construction is stopping CMC from putting its best look forward.

With Caerula Mar Club now running as smoothly as can be expected, the Baeumler's plan to set up their new home base in Florida, just a short commute from the hotel.

The Baeumlers navigate a whole new learning curve in hospitality as their build transitions to a business.

The family struggles with the extended timeline; Bryan and Sarah finish the honeymoon suite.

With eight weeks to re-opening, the Baeumlers head back to the island to tackle urgent projects: an outdoor eating area and a schoolhouse for the kids.

The Baeumlers reassess their priorities in order to get the resort open. The first villa is completed.

The Baeumler's attempt to live in half of their house while they start their renovation; their scope of work increases.

Bryan and Sarah are faced with the realities of true island life as the villas are nearly complete.

With the hotel shut down due to COVID-19, the Baeumler family is quarantining on the island; Bryan and Sarah have to adapt their business and family plans to realities of the pandemic.