If you guys are familiar with the DIY Network’s Maine Cabin Masters, then it might have taken you to the unforgettable journey where the team renovates classic Maine properties. Well, all credit goes to Chase Morrill and his team. He rose to fame through the show showing his unique skill of renovating old classic Maine vacation properties.
When it’s about cabin renovation, no job is too tight for Chase and his crew. Besides his profession, he also rescues and restores the treasured homes across the Pine Tree State.
Married Registered Nurse; Enjoys Time With Family!
Chase Morrill, age 41, is married to a North Andover, Massachusetts-native, Sarah Morrill. His wife Sarah has been working as a registered nurse for the Maine Primary Care Association. After completing graduation from the Cony High School, she enrolled at Philips Academy in 1996. Later, she went to College of the Atlantic and completed her education from there.
Chase and his wife, Sarah maintains a picture-perfect relationship and loves to roam around different places. On 26 December 2018, he alongside his spouse, and kids (who are assumed to be two daughters) went on a trip to Pura Vida and enjoyed their vacation,
Chase Morrill’s wife, Sarah’s Facebook bio indeed suggested that he is in a buttery smooth relationship with his family and their kids. Showcasing their strong and robust bond, Sarah shared a snapshot with her husband and her kids in April 2019. The family of four enjoyed visiting a glacial cirque of Tuckerman Ravine.
Chase Morrill’s Net Worth From TV Shows
Chase Morrill has been mustering the net worth from his job to renovate camps and cabins. He alongside his team member has been working on the restoration of the dilapidated properties which needed renovation for decades. Alongside his job, he has been garnering both fame and income from the DIY cable TV show Maine Cabin Masters, released in January 2017. In the show, Morrill’s family and his friends reconstruct and redecorate the classic Maine camps and cabins.
As per the pressherald.com, Chase and his crew were paid a $30,000 budget to complete Mainers Rob, and Candy Eaton’s dilapidated 1930s logged cabin within six weeks in 2016. As of now, the show, Maine Cabin Masters is on Season Three.
Starring On DIY Network’s ‘Maine Cabin Masters’
TV actor Chase Morill along with his crew with their specialty to renovate the cabins and camps in the Pine Tree State are working at Maine’s stunning waterways since Season one. The programme became the #1 on DIY Network in the US and the Season three garnered more than 3.5 million viewers. After the huge success, the third season premiered on 3 December 2018.
According to Chase, working with his family and his team, they renovate the Maine vacation properties on a unique style. His sister named Ashley, who does most of the designs, affirmed that the crew was enjoying all the things, their new work, their reputation, and fortunes. The team expands about 20 people during the summer, and they have a task to work on the four projects simultaneously.
Chase Morrill’s Wiki And Bio
Chase Morrill, who was born in 1977, celebrates his birthday every year on 25th December. He is few inches shorter than his wife, North, while comparing their height.
Talking about his family, he was raised by parents, Eric A. Morrill and Peggy. While speaking with mainecabinmasters.com, he told that his father always had taught him to be the loving husband, father, friend as well as a hard worker.
On 27 July 2014, Chase’s father passed away after his long battle with cancer. He has a sister named Ashley Eldridge, who is a graduate from the University of Maine-Orono. He debuted in the jovial cast in Maine Cabin Masters that includes his sister and her husband, Ryan Eldridge. In the show, his sister does most of the designing.