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Name: Construction Intervention
Genre: Reality
Released: 2010-04-13
Cast: Charlie Frattini

2010
1 Season
7.5 (42)

Construction Intervention was a reality TV show that aired on the Discovery Channel in 2010. The show featured construction expert Charlie Frattini as he visited various construction sites where work had stalled, and contractors were facing significant challenges completing their projects. Each episode began with Charlie traveling to the site to assess the situation and determine what was required to get the work back on track. He would then meet with the contractor and client to discuss the challenges and possible solutions. Charlie's expertise ranged from masonry and carpentry to electrical and plumbing work, and he was skilled in identifying problems that had been overlooked or underestimated by other contractors. He was also an engaging and charismatic host who made the show both informative and entertaining. Throughout the series, Charlie encountered a wide range of construction challenges, including everything from leaky roofs and faulty wiring to foundation problems and structural damage. Some episodes focused on residential construction projects, such as a family home that had been partially destroyed by a storm, or a couple's dream home that had been left unfinished due to budget constraints. Other episodes centered on commercial construction sites, such as a restaurant that needed a complete overhaul or a retail store that required extensive renovations. No matter the challenge, Charlie was always up for the task. He would work closely with the contractors and crews to ensure that the project was completed to the highest standards, on time and on budget. One of the most impressive aspects of the show was Charlie's ability to work with a wide range of personalities and contractors. Whether the contractors were experienced professionals or novice DIYers, Charlie would listen carefully to their concerns and work with them to find a solution that met everyone's needs. Another highlight of the show was its attention to detail when it came to the construction process itself. Viewers could see first-hand how each step of the construction process was done, from laying the foundation to installing plumbing and electrical systems, and finishing the interior and exterior of the building. Overall, Construction Intervention was an excellent show for anyone interested in construction, renovation, or DIY projects. It was informative, engaging, and well-produced, with high-quality production values, compelling storylines, and a charismatic host in Charlie Frattini. While the show only ran for one season, it remains a cult favorite among fans of the genre, and is sure to inspire anyone looking to tackle a construction project, big or small.

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Seasons

11. Charlie's Back!

September 2, 2010

Charlie Frattini revisits the struggling businesses he helped save, giving them a second chance at survival. He stops by six locations to see how business and life has changed after their construction intervention.

10. Brooklyn Farmacy

September 2, 2010

Charlie Frattini and his crew head to Carroll Gardens in New York to help the Brooklyn Farmacy and Soda Shop that's never opened its doors due to years of neglect caused by previous businesses and owners.

9. Guys and Dolls Billiards

October 9, 2011

Construction expert Charlie Frattini and his top-notch crew try to save the Guys and Dolls Billiard Hall, a Valley Stream, NY, institution that's been struggling since the death of the original owner.

8. Inwood Boxing Academy

June 4, 2010

Charlie renovates Inwood Boxing Academy and fills it with new gym equipment and a boxing ring.

7. STARS Youth Center

May 28, 2010

A youth center desperately needs renovating. Based in a century-old building, this center provides daycare and after school programs for over 100 families in the community.

6. Real Deal Barbershop

May 21, 2010

Fred Robinson needs help saving his barbershop. He has been cutting hair for 30 years and helping people stay off the streets.

5. Locale

May 14, 2010

Charlie renovates a club in ruins into a swanky hot spot.

4. Al Di La

May 7, 2010

Charlie helps a family who has been taken advantage of by previous contractors.

3. Botta di Vino

April 30, 2010

Charlie helps newlyweds who hope to open a wine shop in Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York.

2. Just Wingin' It

April 20, 2010

Charlie and his crew help a New York City firefighter and local hero save his Harlem chicken-wing shop after a poor construction job forces him out of business indefinitely.

1. Blarney Stone

April 13, 2010

Blarney Stone. Builder Charlie Frattini and his crew try to save the Blarney Stone Bar and Restaurant in New York.

Description

Each episode began with Charlie traveling to the site to assess the situation and determine what was required to get the work back on track. He would then meet with the contractor and client to discuss the challenges and possible solutions.

Charlie's expertise ranged from masonry and carpentry to electrical and plumbing work, and he was skilled in identifying problems that had been overlooked or underestimated by other contractors. He was also an engaging and charismatic host who made the show both informative and entertaining.

Throughout the series, Charlie encountered a wide range of construction challenges, including everything from leaky roofs and faulty wiring to foundation problems and structural damage.

Some episodes focused on residential construction projects, such as a family home that had been partially destroyed by a storm, or a couple's dream home that had been left unfinished due to budget constraints. Other episodes centered on commercial construction sites, such as a restaurant that needed a complete overhaul or a retail store that required extensive renovations.

No matter the challenge, Charlie was always up for the task. He would work closely with the contractors and crews to ensure that the project was completed to the highest standards, on time and on budget.

One of the most impressive aspects of the show was Charlie's ability to work with a wide range of personalities and contractors. Whether the contractors were experienced professionals or novice DIYers, Charlie would listen carefully to their concerns and work with them to find a solution that met everyone's needs.

Another highlight of the show was its attention to detail when it came to the construction process itself. Viewers could see first-hand how each step of the construction process was done, from laying the foundation to installing plumbing and electrical systems, and finishing the interior and exterior of the building.

Overall, Construction Intervention was an excellent show for anyone interested in construction, renovation, or DIY projects. It was informative, engaging, and well-produced, with high-quality production values, compelling storylines, and a charismatic host in Charlie Frattini.

While the show only ran for one season, it remains a cult favorite among fans of the genre, and is sure to inspire anyone looking to tackle a construction project, big or small.

Construction Intervention is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (11 episodes). The series first aired on April 13, 2010.

Where to Watch Construction Intervention

Construction Intervention is available for streaming on the Discovery Channel website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Construction Intervention on demand at and Discovery.