Troy Dean Shafer restores a Tennessee farmhouse from the 19th century.

Restoration by the Railroad

Troy Shafer

Julie Couch

Eastside Flippin'

From Retro to Restoration

Troy Dean Shafer takes on a 1935 Craftsman home with more than its fair share of issues. He finds himself in a precarious position when he realizes the whole front of the house is poised to collapse thanks to a previous shoddy renovation. To restore this house to its former glory, Troy's budget is going to take a hit, but this risk could pay off in Music City.

A Crooked Craftsman

Troy Deal Shafer restores a farmhouse that has stood for over 100 years. With a house that old, it's going to need a lot of work to make sure it stands another century.

Flippin' on the Farm

Troy Dean Shafer restores an East Nashville bungalow.

Bamboo-Covered Bungalow

Troy Dean Shafer takes on a home that underwent its first major renovation in the 1960s. Now, it's time to peel back the layers someone else added to expose its history. Troy is hoping to find plenty of the home's original elements along the way.

Troy Dean Shafer restores a 1940s brick ranch style home in East Nashville. When dealing with historic homes, things don't always go as planned. Problems come at Troy from above and below on this one, but his team pulls together to make this a beauty.

ocated about ten minutes from downtown Nashville, Troy Dean Shafer has big plans for this 1920s home. It's getting an entire addition added on the back. He'll be saving, salvaging, antiquing, and doing whatever it takes to make sure this addition feels like it's been around as long as the original bones of the home.

Art Deco and Additions

Troy Dean Shafer takes on a quaint home from the 1920s just south of downtown Nashville. An extra bath and a vaulted master bedroom will go a long way in this home, and some additional custom carpentry will add form and function.

A Cozy Cottage

Troy Dean Shafer remodels houses primarily from the 1800's and early 1900's, restoring original features and preserving as much character as possible. He also brings in period pieces like doors and windows from other projects, or pieces found at antique stores and flea markets to add character to the houses.

Restoration by the Railroad

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