Through difficult circumstances, a single man gets an unexpected windfall, and now he's ready to find his dream home; David searches California's Central Valley to find a place where he can host guests, settle down and maybe start his own family.

A mother wins big on a scratcher, but since she already has her dream home, she has decided to help her daughter find hers; the duo enlists David to get her growing family out of a cramped apartment and into a house with more space in Bangor, Maine.

When a Miami, Fla., native received an inheritance, she knew it was time to find a vacation condo in South Beach; it's where she and her best friend grew up and made great memories, so now she needs David's help to find a place.

David Bromstad ventures to Ponte Verde Beach, Fla., where he meets a millionaire artist who wants to find a home big enough for herself and all of her hobbies.

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.

Steph and Fred's $450,000 three story, four bedroom, three bath Gut Job is ready for its grand reveal and Seb and Ayanna are hoping it serves up exactly what a family of six needs.

Eric and Erica are more than ready to crack into their fixer upper in their dream neighborhood while Cindy and Ram's athletic zone hits the final buzzer.

Shontelle and Will have been making the most of their 1970s ranch style home, but with a large blended family and Shontelle's at-home baking business booming, there's no longer enough room to keep everyone and Shontelle's baking equipment contained.

Lifelong sweethearts Ed and Jeanette want to spend their golden years in a custom house of their own design that has plenty of room to host their large family dinners.

Two U.S. service members who have lived all over the world are ready to put down roots; they're currently in South Korea and won't be able to see their house until reveal day, so the pressure's on Mika and Brian to deliver their dream home.

A couple and their newborn have outgrown their current space and are ready for their dream home; Mika and Brian face a unique challenge to make their dining room table, which converts into a billiards table, their entertainment centerpiece.

A family needs Brian and Mika's help building a downsized, custom dream home, but when it comes to the layout, their wish list is larger than the downsized footprint allows; when their home sells quicker than expected, a new living challenge emerges.

A couple and their nine dogs need of a fur-ever home with plenty of room for the whole litter; with seven of the dogs temporarily staying with her parents, Mika and Brian need to deliver a dog-friendly dream home fast.

After living in a historic house with a plethora of problems, a family looks to spread out in a new place with no maintenance issues; Mika and Brian are tasked to create their new home with ample storage and custom features for each family member.

A family needs help building a cottage on their new lot in the middle of cow country; Mika and Brian look to transform their mud paddy into a field of dreams, but a surprise could completely derail this home's 100-day due date.

Kristen and Erik tried to start a family for years, and finally hit the jackpot with not one, but three kids; two years later, they welcomed an unexpected bonus baby; with four kids under the age of six, their house is bursting with toys.

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

Meet the 10 novice interior designers embarking on the ultimate crash course in Interior design. Host Alan Carr sends them off to a former convent in Norfolk where they must transform nuns' cells into single bed B&B bedrooms demonstrating.

Liza and Orlando make over two rooms in college student Meleah's home, creating a Harry Potter-inspired library in one room and a luxurious guest room in the other; it's a two-for-one reveal for Meleah's parents, with twice the emotion.

Sophia, 22, plans to move out of her close-knit Armenian-Greek family's home in Glendale, Calif.; she hopes turn her bedroom into an Old Hollywood-style home theater for her movie-fan parents; Liza and Orlando help deliver a blockbuster of a room.

A Maine couple looks to fulfill her longtime dream of living abroad in Mayenne, France, but his job requires that he stay stateside for now, so she'll be making the move on her own.

A North Dakota couple risk everything to support their college-aged daughter with a move to Edinburgh, Scotland; he wants a place with Scottish charm that's near the city center, but she's more concerned with finding something with modern amenities.

Lifelong sweethearts Ed and Jeanette want to spend their golden years in a custom house of their own design that has plenty of room to host their large family dinners.

Two U.S. service members who have lived all over the world are ready to put down roots; they're currently in South Korea and won't be able to see their house until reveal day, so the pressure's on Mika and Brian to deliver their dream home.

Breanna and Nick's life revolves around socializing and physical activity; Brian and Sarah convert an old, underused shed into a beautiful zen yoga studio and areas for partying, lounging, and dining in the backyard.

Brian and Sarah build a colorful play-land getaway for both children to grow with, while also providing Sandra and David a decked out BBQ zone and dining area.

Brian and Sarah create a flexible structure to cater towards both Aarati, Dave, and their daughters Naya and Zoey; they also install a sleek plunge pool and create an outdoor fireplace lounge.

Carly and Nate's social media star dog, Dean the Basset Hound, has a lot of four-legged friends; Brian and Sarah create a bar and lounge that provides space for pet and owner gatherings alike, along with a stylish outdoor entertainment area.

Sonia and Paul are big social connectors in their community; Brian and Sarah turn their barren backyard into a social hotspot, complete with sunroom, giant chessboard, waterfall, and stylish outdoor entertainment spaces.

Amy and Terry love nothing more than spending time outside with their daughters; Brian and Sarah build a dream enclosure to hang out in on summer nights, with a swimming pool change room and a new deck where Terry can grill.

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.

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.

High school senior Corey wants to give back to his parents by turning his childhood bedroom into a multi-functional home office that will allow them to stop working in the dining and living rooms.

Liza and Orlando make over two rooms in college student Meleah's home, creating a Harry Potter-inspired library in one room and a luxurious guest room in the other; it's a two-for-one reveal for Meleah's parents, with twice the emotion.

Kevin follows 10 households in Bicester, Oxfordshire, as they embark on a five year mission to build their own homes and create a new street in Britain's biggest self-build project.

After a tragedy, a couple feels as if the universe stepped in to deliver a gift in the form of a $10 million scratch-off; David is honored to help them search for beautiful properties in the military town of Jacksonville, N.C.

High school senior Corey wants to give back to his parents by turning his childhood bedroom into a multi-functional home office that will allow them to stop working in the dining and living rooms.

Liza and Orlando make over two rooms in college student Meleah's home, creating a Harry Potter-inspired library in one room and a luxurious guest room in the other; it's a two-for-one reveal for Meleah's parents, with twice the emotion.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Landlocked Canadians look to take their whirlwind romance to the next level in New Plymouth, New Zealand; they're looking for a place big enough for friends and family to stay, and she wants outdoor space, but he's more concerned with an ocean view.

An Italian chef and restaurateur returns to his roots and needs to find the perfect Tuscan villa to host 10 chefs and a huge film crew, all while emanating the full allure of old Italy.

After building a beautiful life together in Phoenix, a couple sells everything and quits their jobs to start anew in Valencia, Spain.

A recently graduated New Hampshire woman who grew up traveling with her family has decided to make the move to Lisbon, Portugal; her mom isnt exactly thrilled, so shes along in the search to help find a space big enough for frequent family visits.

A Seattle free spirit discovers stargazing and decides to turn his passion into a career on Australia's Sunshine Coast; he's got his telescopes in tow, but with rental costs soaring, his sky-high expectations may clash with a pricey reality.

After years in San Diego, a single mom and her daughter return to her roots on Australia's Sunshine Coast; she's looking for a private home with acreage for the dog her daughter wants, but finding a place that's pet-friendly will be a challenge.

An Aussie movie trailer editor and her Kiwi husband are leaving NYC and moving back to his roots in Auckland, New Zealand.

The Netherlands' post pandemic real estate crisis may become a hindrance to a small American family's desire for a new home in Utrecht.

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.

Southern newlyweds look to relocate after his start-up company sends him abroad to Amsterdam; they're looking to purchase a spacious home with an outdoor space for their dog, but with limited inventory, their budget may not meet their expectations.

A globetrotting Texas couple and their beloved canine companion look to settle down in England; they have opposing financial views, and moving to pricey London is hard enough, but factoring in their dog's opinion could make things even more complicated.

A Texas couple raising their five kids in the suburbs take advantage of a job transfer to London; everything may be bigger in the Lone Star State, but trying to fit a family of seven in a classic English property will prove to be a challenge.

A Brooklyn, N.Y., woman leaving her successful career in marketing to go back to school in Gothenburg, Sweden, must overcome her lifelong battle with anxiety to find the perfect place for herself and her cat.

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

Southern newlyweds look to relocate after his start-up company sends him abroad to Amsterdam; they're looking to purchase a spacious home with an outdoor space for their dog, but with limited inventory, their budget may not meet their expectations.

A globetrotting Texas couple and their beloved canine companion look to settle down in England; they have opposing financial views, and moving to pricey London is hard enough, but factoring in their dog's opinion could make things even more complicated.

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.

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 get 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.

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.

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.

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.

Featuring new interviews with Ben and Erin; one of the kids that Ben advised as a youth minister is grown up and working as a mentor for the next generation; the Napiers have $150,000 to help him find a home that fits his industrial and modern style.

Revisiting a couple looking for a big historic home with a wraparound porch and shower room; Ben and Erin face annoying plumbing reroutes and termite damage to turn a problem-filled property into their dream 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.

Scott and Bryan combine work and play in a four-season paradise as they kick off the second season of Renovation Resort. Four skilled builder/designer duos are transforming four waterfront resort homes into epic vacation rentals but their first challenge, the Primary Bedroom and Bathroom, is giving them all headboard headaches. All the teams know they have to bring their A-game in order to impress guest judges: Sarah Baeumler and Sabrina McGillivray.

Derek sees big profit potential when he buys a crumbling old house in a nice neighborhood; Chauncey is skeptical of the half-finished work and the small square footage.

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.

Scott and Bryan combine work and play in a four-season paradise as they kick off the second season of Renovation Resort. Four skilled builder/designer duos are transforming four waterfront resort homes into epic vacation rentals but their first challenge, the Primary Bedroom and Bathroom, is giving them all headboard headaches. All the teams know they have to bring their A-game in order to impress guest judges: Sarah Baeumler and Sabrina McGillivray.

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.

Jeff and Paige need more room for a growing family.

A little log cabin needs an update.

A chaotic house needs more room for a family of five.

A home has a great view, but needs a renovation to become more functional.

Division of labour proves to be an issue when Bryan and Sarah don't see eye-to-eye on renovation priorities; Sarah's office is completed.

The Baeumlers encounter roadblocks with the build as they look towards an uncertain living situation; Bryan's parents visit Florida.

Scott and Bryan combine work and play in a four-season paradise as they kick off the second season of Renovation Resort. Four skilled builder/designer duos are transforming four waterfront resort homes into epic vacation rentals but their first challenge, the Primary Bedroom and Bathroom, is giving them all headboard headaches. All the teams know they have to bring their A-game in order to impress guest judges: Sarah Baeumler and Sabrina McGillivray.

A 100 year old renovated home.

An outdated house needs a makeover.

A couple disagree on whether they should renovate their large upscale home or downsize and move.

A fix for a cluttered home for young newlyweds.

A waterfront dream house.

George helps a couple transform their Silver Streak trailer.

George meets a teenager in Lancashire, who has turned a narrow boat into a holiday home; George checks out a greasy burger van in Warwickshire, with the potential to be the answer to a bride-to-be's prayers.

George meets a couple who are planning their first home together.

Scott and Bryan combine work and play in a four-season paradise as they kick off the second season of Renovation Resort. Four skilled builder/designer duos are transforming four waterfront resort homes into epic vacation rentals but their first challenge, the Primary Bedroom and Bathroom, is giving them all headboard headaches. All the teams know they have to bring their A-game in order to impress guest judges: Sarah Baeumler and Sabrina McGillivray.

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

Scott and Bryan are lakeside in cottage country to kick off this thrilling renovation competition. Under their watchful eyes, four teams of seasoned builder-designer duos start the epic task of transforming lakefront cabins into vacation rentals.

An engaged couple with a toddler is ready to ditch their small condo and find a larger home in Connecticut; he's a history teacher drawn to Colonials, but she wants to put her personal stamp on a Craftsman.

Married doctors look to settle down and search for their first home in Statesboro, Ga.; she's looking for a large traditional with unique charm, but he wants something smaller that's brand new and modern.

Scott and Bryan are lakeside in cottage country to kick off this thrilling renovation competition. Under their watchful eyes, four teams of seasoned builder-designer duos start the epic task of transforming lakefront cabins into vacation rentals.

An outdated house needs a makeover.

A couple disagree on whether they should renovate their large upscale home or downsize and move.

Mactar's purchase has his brothers questioning his vision, as the house is packed with stuff, has wallpaper everywhere and has an unbearable stink in the carpet.

Heather has surprised Nathan by purchasing a house without telling him, and this hoarder house is one of their grossest flips; Heather decides to create a 'cozy industrial' design.

Located in the desirable neighborhood of L'Île Perrot, Quebec, Mactar's flip is a needle found in a real-estate haystack.

The off-market house that Heather and Nathan purchased was supposed to be a quick flip before their family vacation, but it's been full of good and bad surprises.

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.

Sue wants to set her grown daughters up for success by planning for her family's future; with the help of Scott and his team, Sue's aging family cottage gets a more open layout.

Sisters Caroline and Monique come to know the potential their century-old farmhouse had and realize that they did not see it earlier.

Lizzie and Rushad are well acquainted with Scott's help; he came to their aid more than ten years ago; now, after a span of fourteen years, they are once again turning to his expertise to overcome challenges with their vacation property.

Brothers Caleb and Jordan want to run a string of short-term rentals before they turn 30; Scott is happy to mentor these ambitious young men and teaches them how to convert an old farmhouse on a bison ranch into a rip-roaring, ready-to-rent.

Becky, a single mom trying to maintain her vacation home, can't keep up; Scott and Debra tackle serious issues and convert the suburban-looking property into a riverside retreat, equipped with a cabana, fishing amenities and a fire pit.

Regina and Dave have a two-storey cottage with too many small rooms; with three kids and demanding jobs, they need Scott and Deb to create an open concept cottage that would be good for gatherings, with tons of shore appeal and play spaces.

Scott and Bryan are lakeside in cottage country to kick off this thrilling renovation competition. Under their watchful eyes, four teams of seasoned builder-designer duos start the epic task of transforming lakefront cabins into vacation rentals.

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

George Clarke meets people who are breathing new life into old and unused buildings; in Cornwall, Richard and Sarah attempt to convert a Victorian Grade II listed bank into a unique home.

Buying a cabin in the woods is a big dream for two families; after selling their pricey California home, a couple has extra funds to buy a vacation spot in the Smoky Mountains; near Connecticut, a family seeks a vacation retreat to create memories.

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

George Clarke meets people who are breathing new life into old and unused buildings; in Cornwall, Richard and Sarah attempt to convert a Victorian Grade II listed bank into a unique home.

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.

A house that is bursting at the seams needs to be more functional or sold.

A couple with grown children are looking for a home with space to entertain.

A large home with some equally large issues.

An open modern space away from 70's decor.

A 100 year old house is out of date.

New dad Nick wants to move his family.

Searching for a larger home in an upscale area.

Danielle loves Trevor but not his house.

Without Chauncey's knowledge, Derek purchases a zombie located in a historical conservation district, hindering the way these flippers are able to renovate the house; there are big concerns that this team won't be able to finish this rehab on time.

The team checks out a vintage property in a desirable neighborhood that needs an overhaul; when massive termite damage is discovered within the structure, the team has to decide whether to reanimate this zombie or bury it.

Flippers tackle a 100-year-old Craftsman home in upscale Delaney Park; with only one bathroom sandwiched between two bedrooms, the tiny house needs a lot of work to bring it into the 21st century.

The team is back at the Jewel Oaks neighborhood in Orlando, Fla., where Duke and Keith first flipped a house together.

The team gets recruited by an overwhelmed homeowner for a flip on a lakefront property; although the potential profit is huge, the outdated layout and termite damage make this dusty time capsule a midcentury mishap.

The team sets their sights on expanding outside of Tampa in an effort to outwit the difficult housing market; Sam proposes doing a quick 30 day flip on a house she's been hired to sell, and the team jumps at the idea.

Derek and Chauncey take on a zombie house abandoned by previous flippers; with holes in the roof, termite damage, and a dilapidated porch, this nightmare house pushes their skills and budget to the limit.

Derek sees big profit potential when he buys a crumbling old house in a nice neighborhood; Chauncey is skeptical of the half-finished work and the small square footage.

George heads to North Yorkshire to meet a couple who are transforming an old wagon into a summerhouse/gin bar.

Derek takes Chauncy to see a house in the North Dallas neighborhood; even though this smaller home has foundation issues, Derek feels its too much of a deal to pass on.

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

A couple were thrilled when their son struck it big and won $100,000, and a year later, they won a whopping $2 million themselves; now, they're calling on David to help find a forever home where their lucky family can relax in Richmond, Virginia.

Meet the 10 novice interior designers embarking on the ultimate crash course in Interior design. Host Alan Carr sends them off to a former convent in Norfolk where they must transform nuns' cells into single bed B&B bedrooms demonstrating.

Derek takes Chauncy to see a house in the North Dallas neighborhood; even though this smaller home has foundation issues, Derek feels its too much of a deal to pass on.

Without Chauncey's knowledge, Derek purchases a zombie located in a historical conservation district, hindering the way these flippers are able to renovate the house; there are big concerns that this team won't be able to finish this rehab on time.

The team checks out a vintage property in a desirable neighborhood that needs an overhaul; when massive termite damage is discovered within the structure, the team has to decide whether to reanimate this zombie or bury it.

Seb and Jer find the root cause of all of Erica and Eric's foundation issues, and it's no barrel of laughs; June and Thomas sign up for a new ensuite bathroom but upgrade to more thanks to some sweat equity.

With the foundation repaired, Seb and his team can finally focus on the interior of Erica and Eric's $400,000 gut job.

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 .

A couple buy a new home that is perfect for their growing family but, seven years later, the needed updates are still unfinished; they call on Drew and Jonathan to finish what's been started, rework the main floor and restore calm to the house.

A couple realize their closed-off layout and underutilized space don't work for their growing family; they call on Drew and Jonathan to transform the main floor and balance their modern aesthetic with child-friendly function.

A couple loves their 1950s home, but its dated layout prevents everyone from gathering in the same place; Drew and Jonathan revamp their floor plan and create a main living room, dining room and kitchen where the family can make memories.

A home's cramped, closed-off layout no longer functions for a young, growing family; with the help of the couple's spunky 6-year-old daughter, Drew and Jonathan step in to create a fresh, bright space.

John and Elliana are struggling to make their small home work for their suddenly expanded family; with four kids, space is at a premium, and the family's living area is bursting at the seams; Jessica and Lizzy create a stunning outdoor area.

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.