‘Maine Cabin Masters’: Who Is Chase Morrill’s Wife Sarah?
HGTV and Magnolia Network fans have gotten to know Chase Morrill on Maine Cabin Masters, which he hosts with his designer sister, Ashley Morrill, and her carpenter husband, Ryan Eldridge. But now, the contractor is teaming up with his wife, Sarah Morrill, for the spinoff, Maine Cabin Masters: All Inn.
The upcoming series, which premieres on July 19, features the couple transforming a run-down property into a bed-and-breakfast. In addition to renovating the existing space, they also added three new cabins to the property.
Scroll down to learn more about Chase’s wife, as well as their relationship and family.
Who is Chase Morrill’s wife?
Sarah Morrill is a registered nurse. Since 2021, she has served as the director for a school-based health center in Maranacook, Maine.
The program offers students in grades 6 to 12 “a broad range of medical and counseling services,” per its website. “Our school nurses are in every day, all day at the middle school and at the high school.”
The health center treats minor illnesses and injuries at school. “Students can be seen at school, missing less class time and parents don’t need to transport their children to the doctor’s office,” according to the site. Students are provided with access to “a comprehensive array of treatment services, health information, and referral services.”
She also helps Chase and the Maine Cabin Masters run their store, Kennebec Cabin Company, which is stocked with “New England art, crafts, tools, and Maine Cabin Masters merch.”
How did Chase and Sarah Morrill meet?
Chase and Sarah met in college in 1997. “We knew each other all through college, didn’t get together until after college, and then got married in 2005,” she shared in a Q&A. They attended College of the Atlantic.
How many kids do Chase and Sarah Morrill have?
Chase and Sarah are parents to four children. They have three daughters (Maggie, who turned 20 on July 16, Nori, who turned 18 in October 2025, and Eva, who turned 16 in August 2025) and one son, Fletcher, who turned 14 in September 2025.
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The kids were involved in the inn renovation, while Chase and Sarah also made a point to make sure the project wasn’t taking up all of their time.
“I think in some ways this project was helpful that it was happening along ‘normal life’ because we really needed the normal life to distract us from this project,” Sarah told TV Insider. “At times, it was super stressful. We make a point to leave if we have to leave at 3:45 p.m. to watch a soccer game, a ski event, or tennis match. We have other stuff going on.”
Maine Cabin Masters: All Inn, Series Premiere, Sunday, July 19, 9/8c, HGTV (July 27 on Magnolia Network)
