MIKES ULTIMATE GARAGE
In “Mike’s Ultimate Garage” viewers get an all-access backstage pass as Mike Holmes builds his ultimate dream garage with his son, Mike Jr.
This two-hour special follows the father and son duo through every tough lesson and hard-earned victory, while Mike Jr. learns there is no blueprint when it comes to working with family.
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Green Roof – Mike’s Ultimate Garage: Inside Look
Interlocking – Mike’s Ultimate Garage: Inside Look
UNILOCK and McLennon Landscaping & Design join forces. Mike explains how the right materials, the right installation and the right design creates a durable drainage system around his garage that will last a lifetime.
Garage Doors – Mike’s Ultimate Garage: Inside Look
Richards-Wilcox & Liftmaster. When you want the best you go with the best and Mike hand-selected Richards-Wilcox garage doors for their insulation value and low maintenance, as well as the Liftmaster system for its strength, safety and innovation.
The Brains – Mike’s Ultimate Garage: Inside Look
SMA Solar Technology. Mike gives us the rundown on how the solar power in his garage is managed and distributed for optimal performance thanks to SMA Solar Technology.
Solar – Mike’s Ultimate Garage: Inside Look
Building off the grid. Mike and Mike Jr. speak to the experts at Pure Energies about creating an off-the-grid system that takes full advantage of the sun and its endless source of energy.
Skylights – Mike’s Ultimate Garage: Inside Look
Solar-powered skylights with rain sensor & blinds. The pros at VELUX tricked-out Mike’s garage with solar-powered skylights that automatically close when they detect rain. They also have solar-powered blinds and require no wiring.
Metal Roof – Mike’s Ultimate Garage: Inside Look
The ultimate roof for the ultimate garage. Better Contracting installed a fire-rated DECRA metal roof that can stand up to high winds, lasts a minimum of 50 years and is made from recycled material.
Electrical – Mike’s Ultimate Garage: Inside Look
Solutions Electrical take Mike’s garage from awesome to ultimate by combining tried and tested electrical installations with top products, the top pros and the top innovative technology, putting this garage on the map and off the grid. LED lighting supplied by Zortech Industries Inc., DelphiTech LED Lighting & Regal Lighting Design.
Exterior Insulated Finish System – Mike’s Ultimate Garage: Inside Look
When it came to the exterior of his garage, Mike wanted a system that not only provided a great insulation but also a unique look. Watch as the pros at Dessano Stucco install the DuROCK CanaROCK Pre-fabricated Panels and PUCCS exterior insulated finish systems.
SEASONS & EPISODES
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