Clint Harp, the skilled craftsman who first appeared on HGTV's hit show Fixer Upper, will star in his own DIY Network series, WOOD WORK. The Waco-based series, which has been greenlighted for six half-hour episodes, will follow Harp, his wife Kelly and their team as they rescue wood from scrap piles and broken-down structures, building brand new custom creations with old soul.
"My wife Kelly and I quit our jobs and started this business," said Harp. "We're a creative crew of carpenters, artists and craftsman banging out custom furniture, home décor and any crazy cool thing our clients can dream up."
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