The zombie team has their work cut out for them when they discover a 3bed/2bath might be missing a bedroom; termites, collapsing ceilings and some surprises might just be a budget-buster.

Margaret & Keith are former high school friends who fell for each other later in life and settled into a beautiful old Spanish influenced home. The Hunts have some serious ambition for their dated kitchen and it may be more than Ellen can handle.

Natalie just bought her own home in LA. It's perfect with just enough space, but she wants to extend the kitchen and improve the functionality and organization! Ellen will have to transform this tiny box of a kitchen into an entirely new space.

A couple who recently purchased a Tudor-style home plans to expand but are shut down by a conservation board; she's on the hunt for a place their family can grow into, but he has faith that Page can work her magic to make their home perfect.

Mile and Elaine are looking for a home in Cotton Valley, St. Croix in the US Virgin Islands; this marine couple have hung up their business attire and traded it in for sunscreen and board shots.

Steven, Sara and their kids recently made the big move from Texas to Puerto Rico in search of a more carefree, relaxed and cultured life; they want to settle down in the quaint coastal town of Aguada, where they hope to find the home of their dreams.

Kassey and Briton are tired of the snow and looking for a tropical change; these two music lovers are leaving the landlocked main land behind and moving to Rincon, Puerto Rico.

Sheldon doesn't want to spend their entire budget on a home as he is anxious to start a family and wants the extra cash to afford little ones, while his wife Chavah wants to put babies on hold and focus on her career.

Josh, Darcy and their daughter, Lucy, look for a home in Newport, Ore.; Josh wants a house with character that is uniquely Oregonian while Darcy wants water views and a chef's kitchen.

Malcolm, Jillian and their two adorable daughters are looking for a coastal home in Rockland, Maine that won't break the bank. They want their new home to be filled with character and have a kitchen where chef Malcolm can prepare family dinners.

A New Jersey couple is ready to leave cold winters behind and make the move to Orlando, Fla.; with a toddler in tow and another baby girl on the way, the couple is on a tight deadline to find the waterfront home of their dreams.

A Texas woman looks for a vacation home near family in Orlando, Fla.; her real estate agent sister helps search for a place on the water, but since she prefers saving to spending, she hesitates to spend the money.

Todd tries to persuade Una to move to a larger home; Jillian attempts to renovate the quaint home.

The closed layout and limited space in a home may be able to become the perfect family home after all.

A couple's home is too cramped to accommodate their daughter's wheelchair, so they must consider a redesign or a sale.

Stephanie dislikes their boxy house; Stephen needs to be convinced to move.

Empty nesters want more room for when their expanding family visits, and while one believes they should get a new house, the other thinks there are too many memories.

A family loves their neighborhood, but not their boxy home.

A couple with an appreciation for character homes is looking for something unique with an outdoor kitchen and a pottery studio; Ben and Erin present a more traditional home set across from a park and a ranch-style house with a garden room.

A single mom, who grew up in New York, wants to give her two kids a cozy place, like the one she grew up in; Ben and Erin present a home with a huge fireplace, that instantly gives warmth, and a house on two acres that evokes childhood memories.

Ben and Erin help the City of Laurel and the Laurel Housing Authority to convert a historic building into Laurel's first Visitor's Center; they also take on the restoration of a 1940s public housing unit as part of the exhibit.

Newlyweds look to upgrade from their tiny house to an older home located on gifted family property; in a first for Ben and Erin, they decide to bulldoze the place and design a new build tailored to their eclectic, English apothecary style.

In Monmouthshire, George meets Tim and Kirsti, who want to turn a Grade 2 listed Victorian shop into a family home; it lacks a family kitchen and a connection to the garden, so they need to build a modern extension.

Project manager Sam and plasterer Jimmy buy a 5000 square Victorian pie factory for £160,000; they sell both their houses and pour their life savings into this supersized renovation.

In Cornwall, Richard and Sarah attempt to convert a Victorian Grade II listed bank into a home.

George meets a Staffordshire couple who are transforming a derelict 19th century coach house into a multigenerational home; however, it may not be to the tastes of the entire family.

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

A couple has a small,Victorian home thats central to both of their extended families; she believes they can host family events once they open up the main floor,but he thinks their home will never have enough space for them and their two sons.

Two architects compete to win a commission to build a garden room in Shrewsbury.

An up-and-coming fashion model is on the hunt for a house that she can turn into an extended family hub in Atlanta. She's all about charm and projects, but her cousin thinks she should buy something less nostalgic that doesn't require any work.

A Canadian couple moves stateside for university jobs and looks for a home in Springfield, Mo.; she wants a rustic prairie home like she grew up in, but he's pushing for an open concept, single-level home to accommodate his brother when he visits.

A couple has a small,Victorian home thats central to both of their extended families; she believes they can host family events once they open up the main floor,but he thinks their home will never have enough space for them and their two sons.

Two architects compete to win a commission to build a garden room in Shrewsbury.

A couple with an appreciation for character homes is looking for something unique with an outdoor kitchen and a pottery studio; Ben and Erin present a more traditional home set across from a park and a ranch-style house with a garden room.

A single mom, who grew up in New York, wants to give her two kids a cozy place, like the one she grew up in; Ben and Erin present a home with a huge fireplace, that instantly gives warmth, and a house on two acres that evokes childhood memories.

Ben and Erin help the City of Laurel and the Laurel Housing Authority to convert a historic building into Laurel's first Visitor's Center; they also take on the restoration of a 1940s public housing unit as part of the exhibit.

Newlyweds look to upgrade from their tiny house to an older home located on gifted family property; in a first for Ben and Erin, they decide to bulldoze the place and design a new build tailored to their eclectic, English apothecary style.

Jillian works with a home's bizarre layout; Todd tries to find a home for quirk-loving Anastasia and Nimira.

Penny doesn't like living in Chuck's childhood home, but he is reluctant to move.

Julie loves their home, but Bernard thinks it's outdated and too small.

A rundown character home needs a transformation.

Jillian tries to spruce up a couple's outdated home; Todd tries to tempt them with a newer, larger home.

Jillian tries to mend Lisa and Chris' aging home in the city; Todd tries to move the couple into the country.

Holly and Peter bought their first home thinking the renovations would be a breeze.

A couple is torn between their older fixer upper and finding a new home.

Steven and Stephanie live in a fabulous part of town in a seriously dated home; Steven had a five year plan to make this their dream home, but seven years later, nothing's been done.

Steven and Rita agreed their 2000 square foot suburban home would be for their family.

Hilary and David help a couple expecting their first baby with their crumbling suburban cottage.

When a family considers leaving their outdated family home their daughter Lori offers to fund a renovation that might make them reconsider.

Mike and Teresa live in a charming, 90-year-old home by the lake that's lovely on the outside, but lacking on the inside; Mike doesn't want to cut the ties to his East Coast-flavored home but Teresa is fed up with its problems.

When a young couple invites a parent to join them in their fixer-upper, they need Hilary and David to work their magic immediately; it's a race against time to create a residential renaissance that can please the entire family.

George Clarke meets a master craftsman saving a Victorian circus wagon, discovers a small hotel that's disguised as a tree and a camping pod that looks like a giant conker.

Restoration man George Clarke shows how a modern interior can transform a period home without messing with the home's history.

A couple has a small,Victorian home thats central to both of their extended families; she believes they can host family events once they open up the main floor,but he thinks their home will never have enough space for them and their two sons.

After seven years in Spain and with four children, a couple looks to move back to his homeland of Australia; he's starting a new career in the mining town of Gympie, but with just one income, striking gold won't be easy.

After living in a small condo in Canada, a family chases a dream job in Wellington, New Zealand, where they're hoping to find a standalone house with a yard that's close to schools and work.

Restoration man George Clarke shows how a modern interior can transform a period home without messing with the home's history.

A couple has a small,Victorian home thats central to both of their extended families; she believes they can host family events once they open up the main floor,but he thinks their home will never have enough space for them and their two sons.

Holly and Peter bought their first home thinking the renovations would be a breeze.

A couple is torn between their older fixer upper and finding a new home.

Steven and Stephanie live in a fabulous part of town in a seriously dated home; Steven had a five year plan to make this their dream home, but seven years later, nothing's been done.

Steven and Rita agreed their 2000 square foot suburban home would be for their family.

Scott transforms a lakefront cottage into a pet-friendly vacation rental complete with amenities for four-legged family members.

Scott brings a little bit of Bavaria to the Haliburton Highlands when he turns a family cottage into a German inspired guesthouse.

Scott turns a rundown former fishing cabin into stylish vacation retreat.

Scott turns a neglected family cottage into a Zen-like escape to attract paying guests.

Scott transforms a modest cottage into an executive style Muskoka retreat.

Scott turns a Wasaga Beach party pad into a trendy, mid-century inspired vacation destination.

Real estate expert and contractor Scott McGillivray shows homeowners how to take their vacation property purchase and unlock its full rental potential.

Lily and Jordan are a young couple that are in over their heads with their family's riverside cottage; Scott dives in and gets to work transforming their unused and unfinished spaces into a relaxing retreat with book nooks and outdoor spa zones.

Scott comes to the rescue of a mother and her daughter-in-law when they don't know what to do with a generational property.

Scott and Debra step up to the challenge of rejuvenating a property and turning it back into the top hangout on the block.

Scott aims to revive a 20-year-old cottage as he injects some color and imagination into its design with Debra's help.

Scott launches into some bright ideas with a cosmic design for a generational cabin owned by two brothers-in-law.

Scott and Debra create a modern escape for a couple who need to update their cottage with a design to make it more accessible.

Scott and Debra renovate a tiny holiday property while honoring the legacy of the grandfather of a father-and-son duo.

A Wisconsin woman dosen't hit the lottery, but she hits the jackpot with a savvy investment that pays off to the tune of eight figures; David has the largest budget he's ever been given and looks to find her the ultimate lakefront mega-mansion.

A couple met as he was recovering from a devastating injury, and now with a big lottery win, they're ready to find a dream home in Tappahannock, Va; they want a quiet, small-town life, so David sets out to find the perfect country home.

Chauncey and Derek team up with Project Manager, Albert on a Zombie in the desirable North Dallas neighborhood; with giant holes in the floor, roaches, and all sorts of unspeakable muck, the budget and timeline quickly balloon.

Siblings inherited money from their late brother, and after finding one a home in Palm Springs, David's ready to help the other locate a place of his own; it's a desert oasis exploration as David hunts for a stunner in the Coachella Valley.

Sibling property developers Scarlette and Stuart Douglas use their creative expertise to help families transform run-down houses into dream homes without blowing the bank.

Real estate expert and contractor Scott McGillivray shows homeowners how to take their vacation property purchase and unlock its full rental potential.

Lily and Jordan are a young couple that are in over their heads with their family's riverside cottage; Scott dives in and gets to work transforming their unused and unfinished spaces into a relaxing retreat with book nooks and outdoor spa zones.

Scott comes to the rescue of a mother and her daughter-in-law when they don't know what to do with a generational property.

Scott and Debra step up to the challenge of rejuvenating a property and turning it back into the top hangout on the block.

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.

This young family of five are world travellers and have never owned a real home. So, after deciding it was time to settle down, they purchased a massive house. Kortney enlists Kenny's help to open up the walls and make room for this growing family.

Michael decides to transfer back to Nashville, so he purchases a house for his family with three objectives in mind; a yard, a ranch with a basement and a place to play basketball, but to Emily's chagrin, that's all this house has.

Calea and Blake have had many struggles, but you would never know it. With Blake's Cystic Fibrosis condition, a journey with IVF (twice), and whirlwind house hunt, this couple is determined to look on the positive side. They choose to look towards hope and that each moment together should be a moment worth living. That includes renovating the outdated house they just purchased. This space has Blake's dream garden, where he intends to spend the rest of his days watching his children grow.

It was love at first sight when Emily & Tyler first laid eyes on their charming old house but a closer look reveals peculiar DIY remnants that could threaten the safety of the home.

After putting others first, Joven & Sylvia are finally ready to make their own reno dreams come true; Kortney and Kenny take the helm and pull out all the stops to give this deserving family everything on their wish list and more.

Miriam's been sketching floor plans of the perfect place to entertain; Kortney and Kenny are eager to help make her dreams a reality; they take the reins, but with such high homeowner expectations, they're afraid of disappointing.

Three homes in the West vie for the chance at a $150,000 makeover courtesy of designer Alison Victoria; it's between a creepy and wood-carved world of whimsy, a tile-mad dwelling with views into every bathroom and a cramped and convoluted hut.

Three homes in the Midwest square off for the chance to win a $150,000 makeover; it's between a bird-themed house, a turtle-shaped dome that's waterlogged from roof leaks, and a house that's been half updated and half left for dead.

Three homes in the Southwest duke it out for a chance at a $150,000 home makeover from designer Alison Victoria; it's between a shiny dome with a gross past, a former museum with a thing for skeletons and a castle held together with styrofoam.

Three ugly homes in the Northeast vie for the chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it's between an eclectic house full of panels, a church-like home with zebras on the walls, and a retro red shed that has it out for its owners.

Three homes in the Southeast vie for the chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it's between a house that's a series of connected huts, a home in the middle of the woods and a dated house with holiday decor year-round.

The summer road trip comes to an end as Retta crowns the ugliest house in America; it's makeover time with Alison Victoria leading the charge to turn a nightmare house into the home its owners have always dreamed of.

Three ugly homes in the Pacific Northwest square off for the chance at a $150,000 makeover courtesy of designer Alison Victoria; it's between a house full of mirrors, a giant maze-like octagon and an outdated house full of random decor.

Comedian Retta travels across five different regions of the US to tour properties competing for the ugliest home around; after crowning the worst of the worst, HGTV designer Alison Victoria surprises the homeowners with a spectacular $150,000 renovation.

Three ugly homes in the Southwest battle for the chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it's between a customized nightmare, a cowboy-themed dome under a mountain and a retro house with too many shag carpets.

Three homes in the Northern region duke it out for a chance at a $150,000 home makeover from designer Alison Victoria; it's between a realistic stone castle, a colorful house made out of concrete and a '70s throwback with carpets galore.

Three ugly homes in the Northeast contend for the chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it's between a house that was once a men's club, a home with an obsession for all things Italian and a crazy place with way too many shelves.

The road trip comes to an end as Retta reveals the winner of Ugliest House in America; the winning house receives a $150,000 renovation from Alison Victoria, transforming their once-ugly house into a once-in-a-lifetime dream home.

A couple has a small,Victorian home thats central to both of their extended families; she believes they can host family events once they open up the main floor,but he thinks their home will never have enough space for them and their two sons.

Stephanie is a new mom that finds joy in cooking because of the memories she made in India growing up. Now, she is determined to pass those memories on. Ellen knows Stephanie is a super fan and is determined not to let her down.

Kat is a cool, trendy gal with a passion for cooking that has led her to an incredibly successful career as restaurateur and a chef! The pressure is on Ellen in this episode as Kat is a friend and nothing but the best will do.

Sibling property developers Scarlette and Stuart Douglas use their creative expertise to help families transform run-down houses into dream homes without blowing the bank.

Stephanie is a new mom that finds joy in cooking because of the memories she made in India growing up. Now, she is determined to pass those memories on. Ellen knows Stephanie is a super fan and is determined not to let her down.

Two couples build their own homes in Oxfordshire; the effort pushes one pair to the breaking point as they try to get on the property ladder as part of Britain's biggest self-build projects.

Sibling property developers Scarlette and Stuart Douglas use their creative expertise to help families transform run-down houses into dream homes without blowing the bank.

Three homes in the West vie for the chance at a $150,000 makeover courtesy of designer Alison Victoria; it's between a creepy and wood-carved world of whimsy, a tile-mad dwelling with views into every bathroom and a cramped and convoluted hut.

Three homes in the Midwest square off for the chance to win a $150,000 makeover; it's between a bird-themed house, a turtle-shaped dome that's waterlogged from roof leaks, and a house that's been half updated and half left for dead.

Three homes in the Southwest duke it out for a chance at a $150,000 home makeover from designer Alison Victoria; it's between a shiny dome with a gross past, a former museum with a thing for skeletons and a castle held together with styrofoam.

Three ugly homes in the Northeast vie for the chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it's between an eclectic house full of panels, a church-like home with zebras on the walls, and a retro red shed that has it out for its owners.

Three homes in the Southeast vie for the chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it's between a house that's a series of connected huts, a home in the middle of the woods and a dated house with holiday decor year-round.

The summer road trip comes to an end as Retta crowns the ugliest house in America; it's makeover time with Alison Victoria leading the charge to turn a nightmare house into the home its owners have always dreamed of.

Three ugly homes in the Pacific Northwest square off for the chance at a $150,000 makeover courtesy of designer Alison Victoria; it's between a house full of mirrors, a giant maze-like octagon and an outdated house full of random decor.

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.

Mina and the team take on their first home in the Valley, a neighborhood they've never ventured into before; with no comps in the area and major framing issues, Mina must pull out all the stops if she wants to see a return on this risky investment.

Mina and the team renovate the 9,000-square-foot home of professional basketball player Justin Holiday and his family, but what begins as an updated face-lift, quickly turns into a race against the clock as the team runs into issues.

The Two Chicks team is ready to break ground on their new headquarters, and Mina hopes the 6,000 square foot building will provide plenty of storage and office space; the race is on to finish the new location before their current lease expires.

Mina and Karen are back in Fountain Square with a quaint but expensive cottage; in order to list this pricey property high enough to make a profit, they must figure out how to add plenty of bells and whistles without losing its vintage charm.

In Near Eastside, Mina and Karen hope a two-story addition with an Americana cottage design will turn a heftier profit than the area's last project; after finding a series of mysterious holes, the team worries the home will become a money pit.

Mina and Karen take a risk and purchase a huge house in a relatively new neighborhood; with one budget-busting issue after another, the team has to make money-saving design choices to create a neutral home that still has bombshell appeal.

Mina buys an income property in Bates Hendricks, Indianapolis off an older couple.

Mina and the team take on a house Mina has purchased sight unseen; the structure has no foundation and must be torn down; with an aggressive timeline, the problematic property could sink her plans of turning a quick sale.

Mina and the team return to Old Southside to tackle the smallest home on the block; the house needs to grow bigger to make a profit, so Mina plans to add a second floor and red siding for an urban barn feel, but a snafu could set the team back weeks.

Amanda and Alan turn their attention to the great outdoors as they aim to tackle the garden; the overgrown patch of land on the side of the mountain has been untouched for more than a decade.

Amanda and Alan take on their first project, transforming the old dining room into a Tuscan living room; they face their first hurdle, as the windows turn out to be unsalvageable.

Paul and Blanka hope to build an ambitious and cheap eco-home as part of Britain's most extensive self-build project; but the project costs the family more than they bargained for.

Amanda and Alan turn their attention to the great outdoors as they aim to tackle the garden; the overgrown patch of land on the side of the mountain has been untouched for more than a decade.

Amanda and Alan take on their first project, transforming the old dining room into a Tuscan living room; they face their first hurdle, as the windows turn out to be unsalvageable.

Paul and Blanka hope to build an ambitious and cheap eco-home as part of Britain's most extensive self-build project; but the project costs the family more than they bargained for.

Mina and the team take on their first home in the Valley, a neighborhood they've never ventured into before; with no comps in the area and major framing issues, Mina must pull out all the stops if she wants to see a return on this risky investment.

Mina and the team renovate the 9,000-square-foot home of professional basketball player Justin Holiday and his family, but what begins as an updated face-lift, quickly turns into a race against the clock as the team runs into issues.

The Two Chicks team is ready to break ground on their new headquarters, and Mina hopes the 6,000 square foot building will provide plenty of storage and office space; the race is on to finish the new location before their current lease expires.

Mina and Karen are back in Fountain Square with a quaint but expensive cottage; in order to list this pricey property high enough to make a profit, they must figure out how to add plenty of bells and whistles without losing its vintage charm.

Paul builds a guitar-shaped deck with a hot tub and an interactive metal sculpture.

Conrad and Cristina need their yard to accommodate their family of nine.

Judy and Mick want to redo their deck so their whole family can enjoy it.

Paul wants to keep a deck's sentimental value while giving it a facelift.

A couple wants a deck that reminds of them of Trinidad.

Paul designs a deck for a uniquely-shaped yard.

Paul builds a three-part deck with a dining zone, a shaded lounging area and another in the sun.

Paul builds a deck surrounded by waterfalls, a moat and an outdoor kitchen for two busy parents.

Paul builds a multilevel deck with two fire tables and built-in lighting and sound systems.

Paul builds a deck with three cascading waterfalls, an outdoor kitchen and a lounging area.

Paul creates a deck with a huge barbecue, a curved staircase, and see-through fireplace.

A uniquely shaped backyard gets a semicircle deck with overhead awnings.

After recovering from a serious illness, a couple looks for an oceanfront home on Oak Island, North Carolina, where they can host their family and friends.

A New York City native prepares to buy a home in the LGBTQ+ positive community on Fire Island, New York and brings his best friend along on the search.

With their kids school aged, a couple is ready to find the perfect property in Cabarete, Dominican Republic; he's always wanted a large house in an oceanfront community, but she prefers to find a smaller place and stay within a budget.

A couple looks to leave Ohio and find a waterfront home in Navarre Beach, Fla.; they're searching for a place with enough room to accommodate their adult children and in-laws; he wants a turnkey property with a pool, but she's got a tight budget.

Sisters look to relocate from Kentucky and purchase a two-family home in Gulf Shores, Ala.; they're looking for a place where they vacationed growing up; one wants something turnkey while the other is focused on staying within their budget.

A couple searches for a waterfront house with enough room for their three teens in Florida; they're looking for a place that's near his relatives and she wants good views and waterfront access, but he's more focused on the home's interior.

After a stint in Arizona, a family looks to return home and find an oceanfront property in Seattle; they have a large budget and want a place with beach access, but with extremely limited inventory, they may have to get creative with their options.

A family gives up California for the Colorado River in Parker, Arizona.

A Texas couple and their two girls looks for a home in Nassau, the Bahamas.

After years of living in Las Vegas, a couple longs to return home to Slidell, Louisiana; they're looking for a place on the water; she wants something turnkey, but he's more concerned with access to fishing and all that lake life has to offer.

A New Jersey couple is ready to leave cold winters behind and make the move to Orlando, Fla.; with a toddler in tow and another baby girl on the way, the couple is on a tight deadline to find the waterfront home of their dreams.

A Texas woman looks for a vacation home near family in Orlando, Fla.; her real estate agent sister helps search for a place on the water, but since she prefers saving to spending, she hesitates to spend the money.

A new job ups a couple's timeline for a permanent move to Hilo, Hawaii; one dreams of beachfront living, but the other has safety concerns when it comes to the very real risk of tsunamis.

A couple searches for a waterfront home with a dock that's big enough for their extended family to visit in Gulf Shores, Alabama; with limited inventory, they'll have to consider spending more to get everything they want, or compromise on space.

A couple looks to move their family and business to Gulf Shores, Ala.; with their fourth child on the way, she's keeping a close eye on the budget, while his only must-have is a first-tier beachside home, preferably in a classic beachy color.

After 14 moves with the military, a former fighter pilot and his wife search for a waterfront home in Corpus Christi, Texas, with a short walk to the beach at the top of her wish list, and a property with a dock and easy access to the ocean on his.

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.

After falling in love with Thailand's rich tradition of combat sports, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu enthusiast looks to move there to train, teach and chill in Pattaya.

After a whirlwind romance in Texas, a newlywed couple relocates for a new job in Loughborough, England.

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.

After recovering from a serious illness, a couple looks for an oceanfront home on Oak Island, North Carolina, where they can host their family and friends.

A New York City native prepares to buy a home in the LGBTQ+ positive community on Fire Island, New York and brings his best friend along on the search.

With their kids school aged, a couple is ready to find the perfect property in Cabarete, Dominican Republic; he's always wanted a large house in an oceanfront community, but she prefers to find a smaller place and stay within a budget.

A couple looks to leave Ohio and find a waterfront home in Navarre Beach, Fla.; they're searching for a place with enough room to accommodate their adult children and in-laws; he wants a turnkey property with a pool, but she's got a tight budget.

Sisters look to relocate from Kentucky and purchase a two-family home in Gulf Shores, Ala.; they're looking for a place where they vacationed growing up; one wants something turnkey while the other is focused on staying within their budget.

A couple searches for a waterfront house with enough room for their three teens in Florida; they're looking for a place that's near his relatives and she wants good views and waterfront access, but he's more focused on the home's interior.

After a stint in Arizona, a family looks to return home and find an oceanfront property in Seattle; they have a large budget and want a place with beach access, but with extremely limited inventory, they may have to get creative with their options.

A family gives up California for the Colorado River in Parker, Arizona.

Newlyweds disagree over how to repair a deck, especially when it comes to the marvels of duct tape.

Roslyn wants Grant to use his deck skills on their decrepit deck.

An expectant couple need help baby-proofing their disintegrating deck.

Anthony and Cristina need help rebuilding their aging, overgrown deck.

Paul helps a couple with a baby fix their rotting, dangerous deck.

Paul built his wife a makeshift deck, which now needs to be completely redone.

Paul expands a tiny deck for a large family.

Jeremy and Lisa are remodeling their cottage, which has a boring deck.

A couple has wanted a new deck for 20 years.

Paul helps a couple rebuild their deck.

A couple close to retirement want Paul's help repairing their dangerous deck.

Paul helps to fix a temporary deck that was built in a weekend five years ago.

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.

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.

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.

Stephanie is a new mom that finds joy in cooking because of the memories she made in India growing up. Now, she is determined to pass those memories on. Ellen knows Stephanie is a super fan and is determined not to let her down.

Kat is a cool, trendy gal with a passion for cooking that has led her to an incredibly successful career as restaurateur and a chef! The pressure is on Ellen in this episode as Kat is a friend and nothing but the best will do.

A couple has a small,Victorian home thats central to both of their extended families; she believes they can host family events once they open up the main floor,but he thinks their home will never have enough space for them and their two sons.

Chauncey and Derek team up with Project Manager, Albert on a Zombie in the desirable North Dallas neighborhood; with giant holes in the floor, roaches, and all sorts of unspeakable muck, the budget and timeline quickly balloon.

Stephanie is a new mom that finds joy in cooking because of the memories she made in India growing up. Now, she is determined to pass those memories on. Ellen knows Stephanie is a super fan and is determined not to let her down.

Kat is a cool, trendy gal with a passion for cooking that has led her to an incredibly successful career as restaurateur and a chef! The pressure is on Ellen in this episode as Kat is a friend and nothing but the best will do.

A couple has a small,Victorian home thats central to both of their extended families; she believes they can host family events once they open up the main floor,but he thinks their home will never have enough space for them and their two sons.

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.

Alice, Jim and their four grown children have run out of space.

Empty-nesters Cindy and Chris no longer love their townhouse.

Stephanie and Darrell settled for a less-than-perfect house with a strange layout, but love the street it's on.

A couple with a second baby on the way doesn't want anymore projects.

A nightmare house in a dream neighborhood has Jillian working double time to renovate a flooded basement and keep a fed-up Michelle from moving; Todd looks to impress Mike with a turnkey home, in their neighborhood.

Jessica, Derek and their four kids have outgrown their home; Jessica wants a new home, but Derek wants to renovate.

Jay Leno calls on Jonathan and Drew to help with a special gift for his dear friend; with a newborn on the way, Jay wants to surprise the growing family with a bathroom makeover and a nursery in their century-old home.

Derek and Julianne Hough jump in with Jonathan and Drew to gift their friend and trainer, Mark, with a surprise renovation; after Mark is forced to close his gym, the Hough siblings are spinning his outdated condo into a sleek and moody space.

Taraji P. Henson recruits Jonathan and Drew to give back to her hardworking housekeeper and someone she considers a second mother, by upgrading her backyard into a five-star garden oasis fit for entertaining, reflection, and relaxation.

Emma Roberts teams up with Jonathan and Drew to surprise her honorary Aunt Mela with a custom kitchen transformation; Aunt Moo lived a philantropic life, so now Emma wants to create an eclectic space for Mela to enjoy her pets, tea, and guests.

Anna Faris teams up with Jonathan and Drew to surprise Amanda, her best friend for the past 24 years; Anna wants to show her immense gratitude with a swanky kitchen and dining room transformation that boasts a hidden speakeasy bar.

Ray Romano gifts his friend and assistant of 23 years with a spa-like upgrade to her main suite; with Jonathan and Drew's help, Ray is not just repairing Christy's outdated digs, but upgrading the space with all the trimmings of a chic hotel.

Fran Drescher teams up with Jonathan and Drew to thank her housekeepers of 30 years, whom she considers family; the former nanny plans to surprise them with an upgrade to their beloved home and repair structural issues to ensure the home's safety.

Patricia Arquette gives back to a longtime family friend who was close with Patricia's mother and has since become an indelible figure in her children's lives; Patricia is leaning on Jonathan and Drew Scott to help deliver a renovation.

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

Despite its sentimental value, a blended family with three young children is in a home that's too cramped; with improvements, she thinks it could be their forever home, but David shows them a spectacular house that ticks all the boxes.

Laura and Robert pitch ideas to families who have fallen out of love with their homes.

After getting engaged, a young couple is ready to find their first house together in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; she's from Ukraine and he's from Jamaica, so they're bringing in a friend to help navigate their differing ideas about what feels like home.

Newlyweds who recently relocated from Ohio are in a hurry to find a home before their first child arrives in Charlotte, N.C.; she's eager to find a Southern-style home with a huge yard, but he wants a sleek and modern place in walkable Uptown.

Despite its sentimental value, a blended family with three young children is in a home that's too cramped; with improvements, she thinks it could be their forever home, but David shows them a spectacular house that ticks all the boxes.

Laura and Robert pitch ideas to families who have fallen out of love with their homes.

Jay Leno calls on Jonathan and Drew to help with a special gift for his dear friend; with a newborn on the way, Jay wants to surprise the growing family with a bathroom makeover and a nursery in their century-old home.

Derek and Julianne Hough jump in with Jonathan and Drew to gift their friend and trainer, Mark, with a surprise renovation; after Mark is forced to close his gym, the Hough siblings are spinning his outdated condo into a sleek and moody space.

Taraji P. Henson recruits Jonathan and Drew to give back to her hardworking housekeeper and someone she considers a second mother, by upgrading her backyard into a five-star garden oasis fit for entertaining, reflection, and relaxation.

Emma Roberts teams up with Jonathan and Drew to surprise her honorary Aunt Mela with a custom kitchen transformation; Aunt Moo lived a philantropic life, so now Emma wants to create an eclectic space for Mela to enjoy her pets, tea, and guests.

Karen has a long commute to work; Ian wants a home with a Pilates studio.

A couple are tired of their half-renovated home.

Although James loves his old character home, it's a nightmare for Candice.

Cathy has never felt at home in Peter's bachelor pad.

A couple's split level home is no longer a fit for the family, and while Dawn believes they should move, Brian thinks a renovation is all that is necessary.

Lisa and Derek are overjoyed to find a home to raise their kids near where Derek used to live, but the floor plan blocks the flow from room to room.

A couple's renovation plans were put on hold when they had their baby.

Expecting their first child, a couple hopes to ditch their frozen second floor.

Karin wants to separate her home from Jason's home-based personal training business.

After five years in their home, James and Sharon have outgrown the space.

Rahul has a vision for this fixer-upper but Rachel wants out.

The Browns need Hilary and David to create some much needed space in their cute urban cottage.

The O'Hara's fixer upper in the city is filled with character but Sean is fed up with fixing it.

Expecting their third baby any day, the Douglas family is desperate for extra space.

George meets one couple converting a camper into a mini HGV caravan, and another turning a railway carriage into a retreat; George and Will learn how to take photos with a beer can.

Restoration man George Clarke shows how a modern interior can transform a period home without messing with the home's history.

Despite its sentimental value, a blended family with three young children is in a home that's too cramped; with improvements, she thinks it could be their forever home, but David shows them a spectacular house that ticks all the boxes.

A college graduate wants to move from Las Vegas to Seoul, South Korea to be with her long-distance boyfriend; the high cost of small apartments in Seoul and her limited budget might make it difficult.

Following her divorce, an English mom of two looks for a new life and a new career as a private investigator on Australia's Sunshine Coast. She wants a home that's by the beach, but finding a place that meets her high standards may be a challenge.

Restoration man George Clarke shows how a modern interior can transform a period home without messing with the home's history.

Despite its sentimental value, a blended family with three young children is in a home that's too cramped; with improvements, she thinks it could be their forever home, but David shows them a spectacular house that ticks all the boxes.

A couple's renovation plans were put on hold when they had their baby.

Expecting their first child, a couple hopes to ditch their frozen second floor.

Karin wants to separate her home from Jason's home-based personal training business.

After five years in their home, James and Sharon have outgrown the space.

Sisters Erin and Megan are falling in love with the charm of Prince Edward County and setting about renovating a century old farmhouse.

Christine and Sam's newly purchased vacation property looks like a time capsule from the 1970's; Scott harnesses the swinging 70's look of the home, but adds 21st Century tech to create a groovy, functional tech getaway.

A million dollar party lodge where privacy and walls weren't a priority; Chris and David need Scott's help turning it into a successful vacation rental; Scott sets out transforming the property into an executive-style lodge.

After a recent fire and years of neglect, sisters Jessica, Sabrina and Sue need Scott's help turning a giant problem into profit; inspired by the family's South American heritage, Scott sets out to create a Spanish Revival.

Inside and out, Nadia's cabin in the woods looks more like the type of dull, dated suburban home renters are trying to escape for a week; Scott injects the property with a fun canoe theme design.

With rolling sand dunes, powdery sand and epic sunsets just outside the door, Eva and Stewart should have no problem renting their beachside property, but no one has renovated the place since the 1970's.

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.

A couple gets set up for life when they win $3.5 million in the Texas lottery; David is enlisted to help find a dream home just outside of Lubbock, Texas; it is perfect for stargazing at night.

After winning $1 million on a scratcher, a couple is ready to find a home outside their tiny town of Wilmot, Ohio; David Bromstad searches surrounding areas for a home that has a big yard for their grandson and two Jack Russell terriers to enjoy.

After winning two million dollars, a couple is on the hunt for a big and flashy forever family home; with flamboyant outfits and dance moves, David arrives to discover brand new communities south of Richmond where he searches for a gem of a house.

After already spending over $5 million on her dream lake house in Wisconsin, a woman now asks David to find a dream vacation home in Naples, Florida; she's bringing her sister along, as David looks for super-bougie properties in luxury golfing communities.

Connecticut teachers struck it lucky just when they are ready to retire; David helps realize their dream of finding a forever home in the beach loving, low country of South Carolina where there is lots of water, boating and scenery.

Gold star do-gooders who have struggled financially scratch up a $5 million win, and they barely know what to do with it; David steps in to make sure they spend some money on themselves and help find their dream home in Pensacola, Florida.

Previous $1 million winners call on David to help find a second dream home near Nashville; they're looking for a picturesque place that's quiet and close to family, but the hardest part is deciding on a house while performing their happy dance.

Santa delivers big when a Massachusetts couple finally scratches off a $4 million win on Christmas Day; they want a vacation spot that can eventually be their retirement home, so they're enlisting David to find the perfect place.

After receiving an inheritance, a mother and son look to honor a loved one with the vacation party palace he always wanted in Hot Springs, Ark.; David arrives to search for lake front properties big enough to accommodate a family.

A couple missed winning a $1.6 billion jackpot by one number, but they did have all the numbers to win $1 million dollars; now, they're calling on David to help realize their dream of owning a mountain lodge in the forests of New Hampshire.

For someone who rarely plays the lottery, a single dad strikes it lucky when a scratcher wins him $10 million; after taking care of his loved ones, he turns to David to find a family dream home with a sparkling pool in Visalia, Calif.

A couple scratch off a $2 million winner and are ready to escape the heat of Florida summers; they send David on the hunt for a big holiday cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia.

A $2 million win came at the perfect time for a couple who relocated from Philadelphia to take care of their family in Fayetteville, N.C.; David helps them track down the right home for hosting weekend barbecues with their 10 grandkids.

When a selfless Massachusetts woman and family caretaker wins $2 million, it means a brighter future for the whole household; David takes her on an adventure through Plymouth, as they encounter cranberry bogs, historic homes, and farmyard animals.

After a close call with a motorcycle accident, a New York couple credits "My Lottery Dream Home" marathons as their motivation to get through rehabilitation; David is happy to help them find their own dream home in sunny St. Augustine, Fla.