Alison and Frank's majestic, oceanfront home is now more burden than blessing. Can Jillian's stunning kitchen and en suite upgrades convince them there is fun in function?

Jeff is ready to cash out on their home, but Sherri believes it still has life.

Erica and Eric's $400 000 full house gut job is ready for design; with the foundation secure, Sam and Seb bring in the finishing details.

A family outgrows their two-bedroom bungalow, but can't afford to move; after giving up their main floor to their son and his family, Christine and Brian return home to a basement oasis they can call their own.

Seb and Ayanna make Meghan and Darcy's tiny bungalow stand tall without adding square footage; Seb shifts the team's focus to help one of his closet friends and colleagues deliver on a three-year promise.

Seb and Ayanna have maximized every square inch of Meghan and Darcy's bungalow, so it's time to close up the walls and start making this small house a home; Seb meets new clients Jacqueline and Julien who need help upsizing a very outdated ensuite.

Seb helps his best friend find function in his garage when a sudden storm reveals potentially disastrous flaws elsewhere in the house.

Seb and his team help Sara and Paul unlock the true potential of their one-of-a-kind float house, transforming its treacherous rooftop into a stunning outdoor entertaining space .

Sebastian and his team race against nature's clock to add a full second story to Belda and Brent's function starved side-split.

Belda and Brent's full house overhaul crosses the halfway point, Ayanna and Sebastian's income property gets some solid footing in the basement, all while Seb helps Luz create a space with all the amenities.

Herme and Angie both work from home and living in a house that wasn't built with separated work spaces is taking its toll; Drew and Jonathan try to reconfigure the home's layout into a live-work space, while staying on budget.

Drew and Jonathan feel the heat as they try to deliver on Bahar and Mathieu's wishes of updating their home and preserving its character, all while sticking to a strict budget.

A couple's two bedroom house made sense years ago, but now, sharing a room is causing sibling stress for their son and daughter; Jonathan and Drew look to add a bedroom without losing communal space, all while updating their kitchen and living room.

Overhauling the home of Stephanie and Mike, who have tour teenagers, to make space for everyone.

Warren and Tricia buy a recently remodeled house in a nice neighborhood, wanting to host family holiday gatherings; with a three-year-old and a newborn, they need space more than ever; they enlist Drew and Jonathan's help to renovate.

With Johnny and Jacqui's dated and dysfunctional kitchen, a seven-year-old-son and five rescue dogs in the house, mealtimes have become chaotic and stressful; with moving not an option, they enlist Drew and Jonathan's help to solve their problem.

Yosemite and Charlie bought their house three years ago with the dream of being the entertainment hub for their friends; they love having their friends over for games nights and dinners.

Jessica and Jeff buy a house in the location of their dreams, close to good schools for their two kids, but it needs a full gut and remodel before they can even think about moving in.

Getting to know the Loopers, a family of eight-including two sets of twins only 17 months apart; now that the twins are hitting the teenage years, the house isn't working for the family.

Six pairs of everyday Australians transform each others' tired suburban family houses into dream homes and compete for $100,000.

A young Denver couple sold their house and quit their jobs to try a slower, beach lifestyle in bustling Malaga, Spain; they're looking for a spacious apartment that's dog-friendly, but their budget may not meet the expectations of their wish list.

An overworked lawyer leaves corporate America and takes a chance on a new business in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica; she's looking to open a bed-and-breakfast, but with stiff competition, she may have to take on a project to find something she can afford.

A military transfer is taking a family from Tampa, Fla., to Mildenhall, England, to look for a home that's near his military base; while he wants a place that's spacious and modern, she's more concerned with finding something with English charm.

Six pairs of everyday Australians transform each others' tired suburban family houses into dream homes and compete for $100,000.

Herme and Angie both work from home and living in a house that wasn't built with separated work spaces is taking its toll; Drew and Jonathan try to reconfigure the home's layout into a live-work space, while staying on budget.

Drew and Jonathan feel the heat as they try to deliver on Bahar and Mathieu's wishes of updating their home and preserving its character, all while sticking to a strict budget.

Brian and Sarah convert France and Marc's rundown garage into a spot where France can work and where the family can relax, and while carving out safe areas to kick a ball and entertain in style.

Medical doctors and busy parents, Cynthia and Boon, miss their camping adventures; Brian and Sarah perform some backyard surgery, and build them a cozy campground retreat with some urban luxuries.

Janet's love for her nine grandkids is endless, but so is the chaos they bring inside her home when they come to visit; Brian and Sarah build a fun kid-zone in order to take that energy outside.

Paris lovers Louise and Rick want to share their European enthusiasm with their two daughters without racking up the mileage; Brian and Sarah build them a French-inspired urban escape.

Ex-city slickers and newlyweds, Lauren and Mark, miss their friends and family from the city.

Mom and son duo, Paul and Catharine, are overwhelmed by Paul's multi-level backyard; Paul also finds his current indoor fitness regime frustrating.

Dave and Jorge love art and entertaining, but with tenants in their basement and no creative space inside, Brian and Sarah turn their uninspired backyard into a creative space for them to work.

Since having kids, jetsetters Sonia and Peter have resorted to staycations, but their backyard is more of a headache than a holiday.

Michelle and Adrian are passionate about music and events; Brian and Sarah tune into their needs and amp up their boring backyard with a DJ den, a creative arts-and-crafts wall, and hang-out zones.

Brian and Sarah turn a couple's backyard into a cake decorating studio and soccer field.

Kirsten and Joel both work from home; go help this couple reclaim their bedroom, Brian and Sarah look to the backyard for space to retrofit an old shipping container into an office.

Brian and Sarah transform an old garage into a music and arts studio for two talented kids.

Debbie, Kevin, and their three children are a newly-blended family; to bring this new family together, Brian and Sarah build an irresistible treehouse village in their backyard.

Brian and Sarah build a sports bar in a couple's backyard to give them a place of their own.

Brian and Sarah build a parents-only hideaway for a busy couple with four young children.

Brian and Sarah build a movie theater in Jon and Trish's backyard.

After getting married, Justin and Traci moved to Charleston, W.V., to continue growing their family; their oldest son went away to college and now they have two younger children.

Chad and Amber invested in a home three years ago, but they have quickly outgrown the space; they're on the hunt to find their next forever home; they need space, storage, and a large entertaining area to happily settle into their lives.

Mike and Melissa moved in together four years ago when they bought their house in Tallahassee, Fla; at the time, there was plenty of room, but Melissa's passion for collecting vintage items has gotten out of control.

Tawanna and Anthony have been dating for two years, and are considering moving in together; Anthony works in real estate sales around the Atlanta area and would like to expand his business domestically, while Tawanna is raising her 8-year-old son.

Newly married with no kids, Gene and Shella settled on a starter home that they knew wouldn't work once they started their family, but that they agreed to move out of after five years.

When Chessa and Tom buy their fixer-upper house, they are in need of a larger space for their small family of three and Tessa's home salon; one of Tom's teenage sons is moving in with them permanently, so they need another bedroom.

Pregnant with their first child, Julie and Andreas purchased their first home on the fly, needing to get out of their cramped apartment as soon as they could.

At the age of 50, Stacy Krieg is reborn; taking life head on, Stacy's divorce prompts this Jersey girl to pack up her three kids and move out West, where she is able to begin a new life in Redlands, Calif.

The Widtfeldts want to renovate their forever home; the Hensleys need Jenn's advice on how to turn their office-bedroom into an oasis from their busy life with six kids.

After moving from California, a family needs Jenn to turn their new and neutral gray house into a home that packs plenty of personality; across town, Jenn converts a couple's uninspired patio into a tranquil resort in their own backyard.

Jenn helps out her best friends, the Jardines, find the flow of their home with one of her biggest budgets yet; while turning the Luthers' spare room into an office/guest bedroom.

Jenn revamps a family's dated home to create more functional storage space for their multipurpose crafts room/home office; meanwhile, she designs a flex space in a family's dining room where they can start making new memories together.

After a pandemic, two kids, and lots of online shopping, the Wong family's home is no longer the warm and inviting place it once was; Jessica and Lizzy come to the Wong's de-cluttering rescue and help these parents to reclaim their home.

Single-mom Tamarae is struggling to make her childhood home safe for her and her new baby; Jessica and Lizzy must find a way to bring the sunshine back into a home clouded with grief.

Rachael's husband, John, is a musician, and entertaining their guests will be on the menu; with skyscraping glass, arched doorways, and a grand piano that would leave Beethoven in awe, this space may play the grand host for years to come.

The rolling hills and gardens of Rachael Ray's villa will soon be ready to be the backdrop of a farm-to-table feast, so Michael needs to figure out how to get some natural light into what will be the media room, and some walls may need to come down.

A couple discovers that palm trees come with a price and so they're hunting a complete fixer they can afford in Los Angeles; they have to tackle a long list of projects themselves but reaching for their dream may be over their heads.

Single-mom Tamarae is struggling to make her childhood home safe for her and her new baby; Jessica and Lizzy must find a way to bring the sunshine back into a home clouded with grief.

Rachael's husband, John, is a musician, and entertaining their guests will be on the menu; with skyscraping glass, arched doorways, and a grand piano that would leave Beethoven in awe, this space may play the grand host for years to come.

The rolling hills and gardens of Rachael Ray's villa will soon be ready to be the backdrop of a farm-to-table feast, so Michael needs to figure out how to get some natural light into what will be the media room, and some walls may need to come down.

The Widtfeldts want to renovate their forever home; the Hensleys need Jenn's advice on how to turn their office-bedroom into an oasis from their busy life with six kids.

After moving from California, a family needs Jenn to turn their new and neutral gray house into a home that packs plenty of personality; across town, Jenn converts a couple's uninspired patio into a tranquil resort in their own backyard.

Ali gets a blast from the past when returning clients commission her to complete the final phase of a design project she started ten years ago, adding an addition to the home and a main-floor renovation.

Ali's eye for detail is put to the test when she is hired to transform a classic white-on-white space into a fresh, bright, and edgy home.

Ali and her team step out of their comfort zone when they are hired to take on a century-old farmhouse renovation; the homeowners chose Ali to strike a balance between old and new, and requested that she infuse her signature contemporary edge.

Ali and her team head to the Jersey Shore to build a spectacular house for a new client who is also acting as the general contractor for her own project.

Ali's design office is bursting at the seams with a bunch of new additions to her team and a full roster of clients.

Ali and her team head north to the Canadian wilderness to design their first lake house; frustrations mount as this rustic cliffside location and a testy contractor challenge the install process.

Ali and her team work hard to create a custom and chic home for their new client, but when some bumpy drywall in the movie theater causes major delays and threatens the homeowner move-in timeline, Ali makes a last-minute call to save her vision.

Ali gets personal in her latest design undertaking when one of her good friends engages the firm to renovate their home; while Ali is initially given creative freedom by the client, a special design feature ruffles feathers and is on the ropes.

The team must pick between two opposites and neither is attractive; one house is a full gut-job and the other is in a gated community; a costly renovation forces them to seek additional funding through a loan, but interest cuts into their profits.

Pace and Jamil go overboard on demolition and leave Rahima's construction team to clean up the mess; after the renovation gets underway, rising inflation costs and supply chain issues wreak havoc on their budget.

British couples decide to swap the grey skies of Britain for sun, sea and sand abroad.

British couples decide to swap the grey skies of Britain for sun, sea and sand abroad.

British couples decide to swap the grey skies of Britain for sun, sea and sand abroad.

A British family's aspiration to relocate overseas has led them to choose Brisbane, Australia as their new home; while she seeks a residence with a pool and modern amenities in the city, he prioritizes cost-effectiveness.

A single mom looks to leave the Los Angeles grind to fully immerse herself in Cambodian culture. She plans to move to a neighborhood where her dollars can stretch further, but her tween daughter prefers the posh expat lifestyle in central Siem Reap.

After 10 years of nonprofit work all over the world, a couple decide to settle down in Lake Arenal, Costa Rica; they're looking to start a new business and need to work from home, but finding the ideal place that matches their budget is a challenge.

A Brit and an American fell in love in LA, and with his visa ending, she's ready to jump the pond and relocate to London; she's looking for a place that's comfortable for her cat, but he's more concerned with finding something in the budget.

British couples decide to swap the grey skies of Britain for sun, sea and sand abroad.

A British family's aspiration to relocate overseas has led them to choose Brisbane, Australia as their new home; while she seeks a residence with a pool and modern amenities in the city, he prioritizes cost-effectiveness.

A single mom looks to leave the Los Angeles grind to fully immerse herself in Cambodian culture. She plans to move to a neighborhood where her dollars can stretch further, but her tween daughter prefers the posh expat lifestyle in central Siem Reap.

The team must pick between two opposites and neither is attractive; one house is a full gut-job and the other is in a gated community; a costly renovation forces them to seek additional funding through a loan, but interest cuts into their profits.

Pace and Jamil go overboard on demolition and leave Rahima's construction team to clean up the mess; after the renovation gets underway, rising inflation costs and supply chain issues wreak havoc on their budget.

Krystal and Ben move back to their childhood neighborhood with the goal of giving their five-year-old daughter the chance to grow up around her extended family, many of whom live close by.

The Scott brothers renovate homes for families who want to love their houses.

Drew and Jonathan face a tough challenge with the L.A. house they bought for their parents, Jim and Joanne; nearly a year in, guilt and anxiety riddle them because project delays stretch on.

After moving over six times in a dozen years, Carolyn and her daughters Tuki and Ruby find a house in a great neighborhood, but it has a problem - it only has two bedrooms.

To move into their dream neighbourhood, Chanel and Jeff buy a house no one wants; the discovery of water damage threatens to derail the renovation.

Joon and Younga buy a starter home with the goal of moving when their kids got older; now they've convinced Joon's parents to move into the neighbourhood to be near the grandkids, so they stay put and need to renovate.

Herme and Angie both work from home and living in a house that wasn't built with separated work spaces is taking its toll; Drew and Jonathan try to reconfigure the home's layout into a live-work space, while staying on budget.

Drew and Jonathan feel the heat as they try to deliver on Bahar and Mathieu's wishes of updating their home and preserving its character, all while sticking to a strict budget.

Lyndsay and Leslie face a difficult buyer's market, starting at a 1960s house with melted tiles, a murder floor stain and a teeny shower; the twins create an organic modern masterpiece, but selling this home is the hardest they have faced to date.

Lyndsay and Leslie are tasked with bringing curb appeal to a house that isn't visible from the road; an old piano becomes crucial for the new look of the interior.

Lyndsay and Leslie return to their hometown of Mukilteo to help a retired Navy commander and his wife update their home. With a sunken living room, a cramped kitchen and a vanity sink in the middle of the main bedroom, the twins face big obstacles.

Two sisters are tasked with selling their parents' previous home and look to increase its value with some updates; Lyndsay and Leslie mentor twins Bryce and Colby in the ways of twinning.

Lyndsay and Leslie undertake a 1950s rambler with a rough exterior and an old bomb shelter in the backyard; the twins discover that the home's proximity to a new sewer system triggers a series of problems that only continue to worsen.

A realtor tries big price drops on a property, but it still doesn't sell; Lyndsay and Leslie step in and look to turn a midcentury rambler from gray and peach into a retro prize.

After discovering a failing septic system, Lyndsay and Leslie are stuck with a home they can't sell until the county approves costly plans; with no end in sight, the twins look to turn a historic ballroom to its former glory with modern elements.

A couple looks to lead a simpler life in their new townhome, but first they need to sell their dated house with an uncommon layout; Lyndsay and Leslie take on the '80s style kitchen and bathroom and tackle the makeover with a farmhouse style.

A chance meeting leads Lyndsay and Leslie to a pet damaged home where they turn a patchwork place of unfinished projects into a boho ranch; the twins focus on a kitchen redesign and curb appeal; one sister can't resist a new puppy of her own.

Single-mom Tamarae is struggling to make her childhood home safe for her and her new baby; Jessica and Lizzy must find a way to bring the sunshine back into a home clouded with grief.

Rachael's husband, John, is a musician, and entertaining their guests will be on the menu; with skyscraping glass, arched doorways, and a grand piano that would leave Beethoven in awe, this space may play the grand host for years to come.

The rolling hills and gardens of Rachael Ray's villa will soon be ready to be the backdrop of a farm-to-table feast, so Michael needs to figure out how to get some natural light into what will be the media room, and some walls may need to come down.

Hal, Kevin, and crew travel to PA to renovate a cabin for the Clear family after they lose their patriarch to ALS.

Randy Toombs, Adam's father-in-law, despite having ALS, helps the crew with its masonry needs as they prep the house for the big reveal.

Single-mom Tamarae is struggling to make her childhood home safe for her and her new baby; Jessica and Lizzy must find a way to bring the sunshine back into a home clouded with grief.

Lyndsay and Leslie face a difficult buyer's market, starting at a 1960s house with melted tiles, a murder floor stain and a teeny shower; the twins create an organic modern masterpiece, but selling this home is the hardest they have faced to date.

Kelly is frustrated with their home, but her husband won't agree to move.

A legal stop-work order has Jillian reluctant to return to their home.

With baby number four due any day, Laila and Dan challenge Jillian with a tight budget, a tighter deadline and a huge reno on a tiny, old house. Todd's mandate is to find space galore, but his cool, modern homes may leave Laila cold.

After living away for ten years, Kelly and Gene don't recognize their neglected home trashed by renters. Jillian thinks an amazing kitchen and spa-like bathroom will do the trick, but Todd tempts with a downsized home and simpler lifestyle.

Stay-at-home Dad Neil has one foot out the door of his impractical house. Sick of no storage and fighting over one bathroom, he wants space. Can Jillian put Neil at ease or will Todd give Randi big reasons to leave her tiny home?

Newlywed Shar loves her husband, Dave, but not his house. It's got an old, rundown kitchen and hideous en suite, and it's making her blue.

Gail and Mike built their home from the ground up, but now it's beaten down. Sick of dated rooms and a show-all shower, Gail wants Todd to find a grown-up house.

Fourteen years after buying a small, three-bedroom home under pressure, a couple and their two teenagers have decided it's time for a change; they need something bigger, newer and move-in ready, or turn their home into an organized dream space.

A couple lives in a house that once belonged to her grandmother, and with a large family that often visits, they're ready to make big upgrades; Ben and Erin add a much-needed additional bathroom as well as an outdoor kitchen.

A woman has completely turned her life around and looks to begin a new chapter with buying her first house; Ben and Erin create a home for her and her son with a big front porch and a laundry room, a luxury she's never had.

A New Jersey couple looks to relocate to Laurel, Mississippi, for the small-town vibes; they've never had a laundry room or a dining room before, so Ben and Erin present them two options with plenty of room for everything on their wish list.

A California couple falls in love with the Mississippi small-town vibe and look to relocate to Laurel, Miss.; Ben and Erin show them a classic Victorian home with an unusual backyard vault and a prairie-style home known for its Ginkgo tree.

A young entrepreneur wants to bring the tradition of hotels, bars and entertainment back to downtown Laurel, Miss., with a four-bedroom boutique inn; Ben and Erin look to create an experience like no other.

After living on the outskirts of Chicago for the last 30 years, a couple look to return to his Mississippi roots for a quieter life; Ben and Erin present them with two houses, and one has something special that Erin thinks they can't resist.

After facing tough times, a young family is ready to plant roots and be part of the community of Laurel, Miss.; Ben and Erin show them two houses in two very different neighborhoods: one in the country and a larger place in the city.

After a family tragedy strikes, a man reevaluates his priorities and moves back to be closer to loved ones; Ben and Erin find him a fixer-upper, but serious demo problems become a tough decision of saving the house or bulldozing it down.

British couples decide to swap the grey skies of Britain for sun, sea and sand abroad.

George Clarke shows how to turn small spaces into big dreams.

George Clarke shows how to turn small spaces into big dreams.

An empty nester wants to move on from the suburbs and enjoy single life in downtown Birmingham, Alabama; he's looking for something modern at a bargain price, but his good friend is along on the search to make sure he doesn't take on too much.

An 18-year-old searches for the perfect home for her young family in Hinesville, Ga., with her husband overseas in the military, she's doing it on her own, and she wants an older charmer while he's more interested in a new build.

George Clarke shows how to turn small spaces into big dreams.

George Clarke shows how to turn small spaces into big dreams.

A couple lives in a house that once belonged to her grandmother, and with a large family that often visits, they're ready to make big upgrades; Ben and Erin add a much-needed additional bathroom as well as an outdoor kitchen.

A woman has completely turned her life around and looks to begin a new chapter with buying her first house; Ben and Erin create a home for her and her son with a big front porch and a laundry room, a luxury she's never had.

Stephanie and Chris thought it was a steal of a deal when they purchased their big colonial house in a great school district, so they knew it needed work.

Darya is moving from San Francisco to Nashville to live next door to her best friend and cousin; Kortney and Kenny help bring her craftsman house up to code and make it safe for modern living.

Erik, from Sweden, and Laura purchase a rustic cottage in rural Tennessee to settle down together, and Erik has grand visions of rebuilding it with his own bare hands, but Laura's pregnancy has forced a due date.

After countless setbacks, Kortney and Kenny have a limited budget to create the upscale pad Andy and Ben are longing for.

After moving across the country for a simpler life, Rose and Keith realize that the beautiful home they had just purchased really isn't laid out for optimal family time, so Kortney and Kenny give this young family the space they need, and then some.

Cara and Garrett uproot their family and move to the country to give their children the space to roam free, but the move has been hard; Kortney and Kenny embark on a mission to create tailor-made spaces for each member of the family.

Kortney and Kenny create a unique home for Tatum, Michael and their kids after the family has invested every penny they have into a non-profit organization that helps struggling artists get health care.

With a new baby and three dogs, Dana and Phil need to be closer to family, but the house is unsafe; Dana wants a new layout and a place for her dog grooming business, so she insists on having a hand in the design.

Emma and Scott had difficulty searching for a house to accommodate Emma's limited mobility, so Kortney and Kenny eagerly assist the family to create better accessibility in their current home.

In 2005, Odessa and Shannon moved into their newly built home, but when Hurricane Katrina hit, they took in 29 guests who had lost their homes; years later, they want to snap out of the past and jump into the future with Kortney and Kenny's help.

Hal Shaffer and his team of home improvement ambassadors begin renovations on a 118-year-old farmhouse.

The crew gets help from both local volunteers and national partners with the challenges of the rebuild.

With just days remaining at the worksite, the crew rallies to finish the job and restore pride in community.

The renovation team heads into the Appalachian Mountains to restore a family summer home from the 1850s.

Hal and the crew remodel both a cabin and the hunting grounds nestled in the mountains of Virginia.

Hal and Kevin revisit the best of season two.

Hal leads the crew into the Allegheny National Forest to modernize a family hunting cabin.

The Renovation team must remain on schedule and maximize efforts to bring a rural cabin into the 21st century.

Hal and the renovation team reveal their hard work and modern enhancements to the Lutz family hunting cabin.

Hal Shaffer and crew revisit the best moments of the inaugural season and preview what's ahead for Season 2.

Newlyweds expecting their first child race to choose a place before the baby arrives in Torrance, California; they disagree on style and projects, and once the reno begins, finishing their dream home before the baby arrives will be a challenge.

Rollo and Olivia have decided to swap city life for the rolling Chiltern Hills, snapping up an old barber's shop and its 17th-century attached building; they plan to convert the loft and create a modern open-plan ground floor.

The RH crew unveil the renovated camp to the Clear family.

Hal and Kevin revisit the best of season two.

Two couples look to commit to a house together before their marriage; in Michigan, a bride-to-be wants to spend less on their house and more on the wedding; an engaged couple is relocating to Savannah, Georgia.

Rollo and Olivia have decided to swap city life for the rolling Chiltern Hills, snapping up an old barber's shop and its 17th-century attached building; they plan to convert the loft and create a modern open-plan ground floor.

The RH crew unveil the renovated camp to the Clear family.

Hal and Kevin revisit the best of season two.

Hal Shaffer and his team of home improvement ambassadors begin renovations on a 118-year-old farmhouse.

The crew gets help from both local volunteers and national partners with the challenges of the rebuild.

With just days remaining at the worksite, the crew rallies to finish the job and restore pride in community.

The renovation team heads into the Appalachian Mountains to restore a family summer home from the 1850s.

Designer Jillian sets out to create a more open, Zen-like space for an environmentally conscious couple, while Todd finds some creative options that blend form and function with environmental awareness to lure them away.

A couple has a quaint and cozy cottage with a great location but dated, dysfunctional and downright dangerous elements; he thinks there's a lot to love about the old house and thinks Jillian has what it takes to bring the old gal back up to date.

Becca and Cory consider starting over in a house that's better suited to their needs; Becca's mobility issues prompt Cory to campaign for a modern, one-story home with an accessible kitchen and bathroom, while Becca is attached to their current home.

A couple overlooked a bad layout to buy a bigger home for their family of five; she is more than willing to pack up and find a new home with a functional layout, while he thinks their current home can have it all with some of Jillian's expertise.

Newlyweds skipped the honeymoon to buy a fixer-upper with income potential, but a complicated renovation is starting to turn their initial excitement into buyer's remorse.

Ten years ago, parents made the move from a cramped duplex to a bigger fixer-upper with a yard for their three growing boys; he is now ready to hang up his tool belt and wants a bigger home, but she wants to update the design of their current home.

High school sweethearts were initially excited about their 1970s home with a pool and hot tub, but after numerous renovation projects, he has had enough of the dysfunctional design, while she believes their house just needs updates.

A 10-year case of buyers' remorse has a couple seeking an upgraded layout.

Hosts Wendy and Dennis achieve a sale that will enable Brandan and Paige to start a new life.

Follows property owners who are having difficulty selling their home. Hosted by property expert Andrew Winter, who is joined by landscaper Charlie Albone, and interior designer Shaynna Blaze. The team assess the property, and then proceed with.

In 2004, Andrew and Caryl acquire land and construct their permanent residence in Redland Bay; twenty years later, they find themselves compelled to sell their home to avoid bankruptcy.

Lynda purchases a small cottage in Sunshine West as an investment property; after a couple of years in the rental market, the house is worse for wear.

After thirty years of living in the same house, an accumulation of things might be holding one household back.

Interior designer Wendy Moore renovates a semi-detached home owned by Romano in the beachside suburb of Maroubra, New South Wales.

Current practical advice for home owners wanting to enter the property market.

A woman is left an inheritance from her parents and decides to honor their memory by buying a generational vacation home on the Emerald Coast; David embarks on a pilgrimage for perfection as he searches for some real waterfront showstoppers.

Mary and Tom finally purchase their dream home; but eight years on, a degenerative disease diagnosis for Mary means they need to downsize; their home has been on the market for a year, and the agent feels it needs an update.

Current practical advice for home owners wanting to enter the property market.

High school sweethearts were initially excited about their 1970s home with a pool and hot tub, but after numerous renovation projects, he has had enough of the dysfunctional design, while she believes their house just needs updates.

A 10-year case of buyers' remorse has a couple seeking an upgraded layout.

Sebastian performs structural surgery on the hundred-year-old bones of his own home, helps Erin and Will break open the main floor space needed to entertain forty and, along with Ayanna, welcomes Belda and Brent back to their fully finished house.

Sebastian and his team uncover a structural disaster when former clients invite him back for more; meanwhile, Ayanna and Seb's homegrown gut job takes another step forward while the team completes Erin and Will's massive main floor makeover.

Jen and Miguel's structurally compromised house officially enters the build-back stage, Ayanna and Seb's rental reno inches forward, all while the team digs in to create Scandinavian spa inspired serenity in an old friends under-utilized backyard.

The team moves from dust to detail as Jen and Miguel's troubled main floor overhaul steps closer to completion; meanwhile, with his own basement finally getting framed, Sebastian digs into Katie and Brad's back-to-back bathroom builds.

Steph and Fred find out the true meaning behind Gut Job while Jen and Miguel reclaim their backyard oasis from the animals that destroyed it.

Steph and Fred find out the true meaning behind Gut Job while Jen and Miguel reclaim their backyard oasis from the animals that destroyed it.

Sebastian and his team work tirelessly to stop Steph and Fred's house from sinking while Rebecca and Debbie gain a room big enough to foster the connection of their large ever growing family.

Efeseo and Anthony are looking to update their old basement into an inviting apartment for Efeseo's aging father; after the team receives some shocking news, the plan changes completely.

Young entrepreneurs are excited to embark on a new chapter with the purchase of their first home; they want to incorporate bright colors into their design, and while Ben and Erin look to maximize space, it may also mean a bit of compromise.

A newly engaged couple look to put down roots and have an opportunity to buy the woman's grandmother's house, but the property comes with an unusual set of rules; all about options, Ben and Erin also show them a place they can truly make their own.

California transplants look for a simpler small-town feel in Laurel and they're hoping to find a house with architectural charm; Ben and Erin present them with two home options, and the one they choose gives Erin a few design surprises along the way.

A retired father of six looks for the perfect place in Laurel where all his kids can come together for more quality time; He's looking for a particular blue and white color palette, and his decision between two houses takes Ben and Erin by surprise.

A woman wants a house that speaks to her feminine and eclectic style; Ben and Erin present her with two options, and whichever she chooses, they're on a mission to bring a little bit of local Mississippi into her home.

A recent graduate accepts a dream job in Laurel and now she's ready to buy a house; she's known for hosting great parties and wants to entertain, but she has a surprise requirement for Ben and Erin that will be a major factor in the home she chooses.

With an early life as a troubled youth, a man who has turned his life around wants to reno his small guest cottage into a safe haven for those who need it; Ben and Erin's best pals help them take on a massive project Erin has dreamt of for years.

After a tornado destroyed a family's long-time residence nearly three years ago, they still have been unable to return; Ben and Erin rally the entire community to roll up their sleeves and open their hearts to help finally bring the family back home.

Koey has a never-ending to-do list, managing a full-time job alongside a successful side hustle while raising her kids; so, when her sister generously gifts her their shared home, Koey struggles to find time for the renovations to make it her own.

Six pairs of everyday Australians transform each others' tired suburban family houses into dream homes and compete for $100,000.

After years of working abroad, a diplomat is ready to plant roots in Epernay, the heart of French wine country; she's looking for a place with plenty of French charm, but modest purse strings may put a squeeze on finding the property of her dreams.

A quirky, globetrotting couple decide to settle down in Mackay, Australia; they're a unique pair in search of something that reflects who they are, but choosing between the allure of the beach versus a short commute could be a challenge.

A newly single mom is hoping a job transfer is what she and her kids need to reset in Stuttgart, Germany; she's looking forward to her kids building confidence abroad, but the many differences of life in Germany may be a daunting adjustment.

Six pairs of everyday Australians transform each others' tired suburban family houses into dream homes and compete for $100,000.

After years of working abroad, a diplomat is ready to plant roots in Epernay, the heart of French wine country; she's looking for a place with plenty of French charm, but modest purse strings may put a squeeze on finding the property of her dreams.

Young entrepreneurs are excited to embark on a new chapter with the purchase of their first home; they want to incorporate bright colors into their design, and while Ben and Erin look to maximize space, it may also mean a bit of compromise.

A newly engaged couple look to put down roots and have an opportunity to buy the woman's grandmother's house, but the property comes with an unusual set of rules; all about options, Ben and Erin also show them a place they can truly make their own.

Brian and Sarah build a cottage retreat in Steve and Tanya's wooded backyard.

Brian and Sarah create an outdoor sports pub for a housewarming party.

Brian and Sarah build a vacation-style getaway, including a volleyball court and kid clubhouse, in Sham and Ruban's backyard.

Brian and Sarah build a new deck, fire pit area, and a three-season living space for Becki and Shawn's country home.

Brian and Sarah bring Tammy and Sam's backyard back to life with a new dining and lounge area, and a functional pool house.

Brian and Sarah transform Andrea and David's basic yard, complete with a veggie garden, dining room, BBQ zone, and a kids' play space.

Brian and Sarah add an entertaining space for Nicole and Charles.

Brian and Sarah transform an underused backyard into a sports court, a lounge space, and a mom's retreat.

Brian and Sarah build a lounging space and a multipurpose space for Jenn and Josh.

Brian and Sarah transform Marlow and Phil's yard into a space for cooking, entertaining, and playing.

Brian and Sarah build a three-season hangout, a greenhouse, and put in new landscaping for a single mother of three.

Brian and Sarah create a honeymoon-ready backyard, complete with a sun deck, outdoor dining area, and a Grecian-inspired garage conversion.

Brian and Sarah help landlord H and her tenant Emma by adding storage space, and a backyard common lounge space.

Brian and Sarah create a backyard for entertaining and playing.

Brian and Sarah build a custom wood shop and a new living space in an urban backyard.

Susan's energetic son Harrison, has no space to dance at home without getting under his mom's feet; Brian and Sarah build a dance space for Harrison to hang out in and create a California-inspired pool and lounge area for Susan.

After losing big money to a shifty contractor, a single man is finally ready to trust a professional again with a home that's frozen in the '60s; Jasmine looks to create the perfect design-forward space featuring charming glimpses of the home's past.

After ripping apart their entire house, first time homeowners have learned they don't have the experience or time to make a renovation happen; Jasmine has just six weeks to transform their kitchen, living room and bedroom into a beach-style oasis.

A homeowner has big dreams for a Scandinavian-meets-California beach house, but his budget is barely enough to tackle the bathroom and office.

Confident from renovating their former cottage, hopes are dashed when retirees take on a more complicated project.

After losing $75,000 to a devious contractor and years of band-aid fixes, a couple looks to renovate a childhood home; Jasmine aims to restore their faith and cramped space with an upscale bathroom and a multi-functional living and dining room.

It's been over two years since a family's kitchen went up in flames, and they've been eating takeout ever since; Jasmine looks to create a timeless kitchen and transform this home inferno into a contemporary farmhouse haven with an open floor plan.

A couple is now living in a house full of holes after a demo.

Indecision has a family stuck in a house with half-done projects and a bathroom riddled with perilous problems.

It has been 10 years since Audrey and Darin moved into their functionally challenged home, but Jasmine reconfigures their awkward layout, creating a warm California coastal vibe, and doubles the size of their kitchen.

Jessica and Lizzy help Tamarae sort through the piles and face her grief head-on, then give her a fresh start by designing a functional, safe, and happy space that honors the home's old memories while making room for new ones.

Constructing the library in the Italian Villa should be one of the easier tasks making this former stable into a dream home, but a power outage throws Michael and the workers for a loop.

While Michael breaks ground on an exciting subterranean guest room, Rachael's walls go up; these plans may not jive with her villa dreams.

With baby number two on the way, a couple needs to upsize fast near Tujunga, California; he's a safety-obsessed construction inspector and she wants to be settled by her due date, but the real reno drama begins once they finally agree on a place.

Jessica and Lizzy help Tamarae sort through the piles and face her grief head-on, then give her a fresh start by designing a functional, safe, and happy space that honors the home's old memories while making room for new ones.

Constructing the library in the Italian Villa should be one of the easier tasks making this former stable into a dream home, but a power outage throws Michael and the workers for a loop.

While Michael breaks ground on an exciting subterranean guest room, Rachael's walls go up; these plans may not jive with her villa dreams.

After losing big money to a shifty contractor, a single man is finally ready to trust a professional again with a home that's frozen in the '60s; Jasmine looks to create the perfect design-forward space featuring charming glimpses of the home's past.

After ripping apart their entire house, first time homeowners have learned they don't have the experience or time to make a renovation happen; Jasmine has just six weeks to transform their kitchen, living room and bedroom into a beach-style oasis.

Flippers Deidre and Stephanie's newest purchase in Windsor, Ontario proves a major an eyesore; the exterior graffiti looks hideous, and the interior smoke damage is so gross they don't know where to start.

Mactar leaves the flip-finding to his baby brother and Khadim does disappoint; the house is full of lucrative sci-fi movie collectibles.

Stephanie and Deidre discover some incredible treasures in their new flip, including the potential for a rental property.

Buying a house without prior knowledge is just another day in the office for Ryan and Kiki, but even they didn't realize what lied in store for them at the end of a wandering, overgrown driveway in Springbrook, Ontario.

Mactar got a steal of a deal on a house in Sainte-Sophie, Quebec, but it doesn't take long before he and his brothers, Khadim and Issa, learn why it was so cheap. As his budget takes a huge hit with each surprise repair, Mactar starts to wonder if he has made a huge mistake with this flip.

Heather and Nathan's new project is an eyesore; they meet with an unexpected visitor and barely any space to move; the siblings bicker about everything from colour palette to layout, but must pull it together in the end to make money on this flip.

Mactar bought a house based only on photos, much to his brothers Issa and Khadim's surprise, but Mactar has a vision even though he hasn't seen the house.

After clearing all the clutter and starting the demo, Heather and Nathan find surprise after surprise; with all the rising costs, Heather must temper her creative impulses to keep the budget in check and make sure they make money on this flip.

A mother and son have lived all over the world and now they're eager to settle down on Whidbey Island, Wash.; she wants a large kitchen and a closer work commute, while he's looking for a garage big enough for a workshop.

A couple look for a home to enjoy with family and friends on Indian Lake, Ohio; the couple are avid boaters and want a place with waterfront access and a boat lift, but they also want plenty room for visitors and an outdoor space for their dog.

A busy couple are leaving Lake Stevens, Wash., for a quieter life on nearby Camano Island; the couple are on the hunt for a home with plenty of outdoor space for their four sons to play and enough room to store their boat.

After years of moving with the Navy, a family of four is ready to find a forever home on Fidalgo Island, Wash., but they need a large home with ample space for their teenage daughters, two active dogs, two cats and albino snake.

A Massachusetts couple is fulfilling their dream of living by the ocean and are hoping to find a home with a water view and space for the boat he's been saving his pennies for.

A foodie is leaving behind the Boston cold for the sunshine of an island off of Charleston, S.C.; she's looking for a home with yard space for her dog and a short commute to work that will offer easy access to the Charleston, S.C., food scene.

Two teachers are ready to leave their cramped New Jersey apartment for a sprawling house with Southern charm on Hilton Head Island, S.C., and want to find a home with a golf course view that also has room for visiting family.

A father is searching for his dream home on the waterfront with the help of his grown children in Ocean City, Md.

Newlyweds are ready to set down roots on Aquidneck Island, R.I.; they love being close to shops and restaurants, but they plan on starting a family soon, so a home with tons of space and a big yard would be ideal.

An active couple leaves Pittsburgh for a laid-back Key West, Fla.

A family of four is eager to leave the hustle and bustle of Seattle behind for waterfront living on Merritt Island, Fla.; the kids are focused on a pool, but their parents want a large yard for the dogs and enough room for everyone to play.

Fitness enthusiasts who are ready to search for a waterfront property in Orange Beach, Ala., look for a place that is fully furnished with direct access to the beach for workouts, so they can leave behind the confines of a gym.

A high school principal moving back to Gulf Shores, Ala., to buy her forever home is looking for a laid back vibe, and with the help of her daughter, she hopes to find a cabin-style home with tons of character that's near the water.

Childhood sweethearts ready to move closer to the beach in Gulf Shores, Ala., are looking for a four-bedroom home with a spacious yard and sunset views.

A woman looks at beach houses to move closer to her daughter and grandchild in Atlantic Beach, N.C., and is hoping to find an open concept, three-bedroom home with expansive water views.

Recent newlyweds look for their first home on the beautiful island of St. Simons and can't wait to become a permanent part of the community; the couple hope to find a house they can grow into with a large, fenced-in yard for their two dogs.