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Keith, Evan and Shea bring the Las Vegas strip to Detroit! Inspired by the flash and fun of the casinos, they infuse elements of the gambling spirit and turn a dilapidated home into an ace in hole. (Repeat).

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 stunner. The twins focus on a kitchen redesign and curb appeal, and one sister can't resist a new puppy of her own. (Repeat).

A homeowner needs help letting go of her home of 25 years, and it has almost as many paint colors. The renovation is a real challenge for Lyndsay and Leslie as they look to transform the color cacophony and convoluted layout into a clean and simple oasis. (Repeat).

After seven months on the market, Lyndsay and Leslie battle plumbing problems to get a home sold. Using unique solutions, the twins transform the crowded entrance, tiny bathroom and rotted deck into a tranquil hideaway. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie help siblings who want to realize their late father's grand vision for his '70s Woodinville home. Plans to reroute walls come up against some hefty price tags, however, and the twins determine that they may run drastically over budget. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah bring this yard back to its original glory, including a new lounge and pool house. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah make Andrea and David's farm-to-table dreams come true, with a veggie garden, dining room, BBQ zone and a play space for their two kids. (Repeat).

Adding more space for entertaining guests and a garage conversion. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah create a sports court, a new lounge space, and a luxurious, 3-season retreat. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah build a stylish lounge space and convert the existing garage into a multipurpose space for crafting and playing guitar. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah transform a large yard into a spectacular space for cooking and entertaining. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah help Lynna achieve the back garden of her dreams. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah make Reneé and Tasos' yard honeymoon ready, with a sun deck, outdoor dining area and a Grecian inspired, three-season garage conversion. (Repeat).

H and her tenant Emma are bursting out of their 3-unit home. Brian and Sarah add storage space, plus a common lounge space in the backyard, with some urban inspired design touches. (Repeat).

Matt, Mary and their kids don't use their backyard because the neighboring ravine has taken over. Brian and Sarah face environmental challenges to create a beautiful entertaining and play space for the whole family to enjoy. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah help Gavin and Cheryl build a woodshop in their urban backyard. (Repeat).

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

After Christina bumps into a friend who runs one of her favorite design stores, she signs on to help him remake his new home. Simultaneously, she's offered the chance to go out of her comfort zone on a new beachside project. (Repeat).

Christina's design partner James brings her a project from a musical family in Fullerton, CA. She then learns the house is full of memories and must tailor her design to underscore a homeowner's nostalgia. (Repeat).

Christina returns to Sabrina and Miguel's to design their upstairs primary bathroom. Last time, Sabrina got the kitchen she always wanted; this time around, Christina's task is to balance the couple's differing styles. (Repeat).

When Christina's contractor brings her a new kitchen project, she must find a compromise between the homeowners' contrasting modern and rustic design styles. Meanwhile, Christina works at warp speed to style a San Diego beach house. (Repeat).

Christina connects with her delivery nurse who recently purchased a fixer-upper home and had her fourth child. Christina promises to help redesign the kitchen and living room, but has no idea what's in store in this old Huntington Beach home. (Repeat).

Christina takes on a kitchen redesign for elementary school sweethearts on an expedited schedule, as she races to finish this renovation before the imminent wedding. (Repeat).

Christina's sports loving clients just purchased a home that needs major rehab and got in over their heads trying to take it on themselves; Christina helps her best friend get ready for her big wedding. (Repeat).

When Christina takes on the redesign of a 1950s Mid Century home, she must help a family preserve their history while turning a dark, closed off kitchen into an open and bright entertaining space that will create new memories for years to come. (Repeat).

Keith, Evan and Shea bring the Las Vegas strip to Detroit! Inspired by the flash and fun of the casinos, they infuse elements of the gambling spirit and turn a dilapidated home into an ace in hole. (Repeat).

A couple's home needs major upgrades and a separate homeschooling space, and the homeowner plans to handle the construction himself! This is Christina's first client and contractor in one, and she's tested by ambitious plans and unexpected obstacles. (Repeat).

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With both hotels lacking amenities, Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt are taking the competition outdoors, and they're spending big to create much needed outdoor lounge areas. And to boot, they're bringing in guest all-star designers! (Repeat).

A couple's home needs major upgrades and a separate homeschooling space, and the homeowner plans to handle the construction himself! This is Christina's first client and contractor in one, and she's tested by ambitious plans and unexpected obstacles. (Repeat).

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After Christina bumps into a friend who runs one of her favorite design stores, she signs on to help him remake his new home. Simultaneously, she's offered the chance to go out of her comfort zone on a new beachside project. (Repeat).

Christina's design partner James brings her a project from a musical family in Fullerton, CA. She then learns the house is full of memories and must tailor her design to underscore a homeowner's nostalgia. (Repeat).

Christina returns to Sabrina and Miguel's to design their upstairs primary bathroom. Last time, Sabrina got the kitchen she always wanted; this time around, Christina's task is to balance the couple's differing styles. (Repeat).

When Christina's contractor brings her a new kitchen project, she must find a compromise between the homeowners' contrasting modern and rustic design styles. Meanwhile, Christina works at warp speed to style a San Diego beach house. (Repeat).

A couple decides on whether they should let go of their cozy cottage or just give it a spruce up. (Repeat).

Becca and Cory realizes the issue with their home's accessibility after being injured; Jillian tries to fix and make the most out of their space before Todd finds a place to move to. (Repeat).

A couple decides whether their lackluster house can be transformed with a little renovation or it's about time for a new one. (Repeat).

Kristin hopes Jillian's open-concept magic will transform their house into their dream home, while Bryce wants Todd to find a bigger house on a safer street with room to grow. (Repeat).

Marc is done with all the DIY projects in his family's cramped fixer-upper, while Lisa loves the location and sees its potential. Jillian creates a storage-lover's dream, while Todd tempts them to move with a park-like property. (Repeat).

Jamie and Jarrett love their yard and pool, but the list ends there for Jarrett. He wants Todd to find them more space with better function, but Jamie says all they need is Jillian to transform their bad layout and awful bathrooms. (Repeat).

Mel wants a turnkey house closer to the city, but Geoff is firmly rooted in their suburban home. Todd looks for a "right-sized" place to lure Geoff into town, while Jillian tries to win them back with an open-concept living space. (Repeat).

A couple tries to decide whether their small family property can be salvaged by renovations or if it's time to find a new nest. (Repeat).

Joel loves their big yard and his own man-cave, but Danielle has had it with the house's layout and mechanical issues. Jill tries to fix a long list of problems, while Todd searches for a home that outshines their flawed space. (Repeat).

Shocking hidden surprises behind the walls threaten Jillian's modern reno of Julia and Brett's large but lackluster house, while Todd has to find a move-in ready dream home closer to the city to put an end to Julia's nightmarish commute. (Repeat).

Jennifer and Donna disagree on their city home. Can Todd give them modern space galore or will Jillian re-work an impractical layout to give them room to grow? (Repeat).

A couple is trying to decide on whether they should move to a bigger home with a bigger kitchen space or renovate their current place and repurpose the space. (Repeat).

Dan loves his home's stunning lake view, but Linda is tired of battling its dysfunctional interior. Todd must find a modern home with a big kitchen, while Jill needs to create an open concept and hope Linda keeps an open mind! (Repeat).

Halyna and Peter's tiny home poses big problems for Jill as she struggles to maximize function in a tight space. Meanwhile, Todd searches for a property that will be the perfect size for this couple to grow into. (Repeat).

A married couple in New Haven, Connecticut, is looking to get out of her parents' house and into their own. (Repeat).

A couple is excited to purchase their first home after being tired of Louisville, Kentucky's high rents. (Repeat).

Vacation house expert Scott McGillivray tracks two sunbaked house-hunting adventures: a mother-son duo in Akumal, Mexico and a young family in Belize. (Repeat).

A young Canadian couple is ready to embrace adulthood in Maastricht, the Netherlands. They're facing a daunting list of firsts, and as reality sets in, enduring their first disagreement may be a challenge. (Repeat).

A London woman gets her dream promotion and looks to move her family abroad to Eindhoven, Netherlands. They're looking to live large in their new city, but with three kids and her husband's career in flux, they may have to temper their big expectations. (Repeat).

After being away for two decades, a California man looks to return with his family to Auckland, New Zealand. He's hoping to stay permanently, but to win the whole family over, they'll need to find a spacious home that's close to their children's school. (Repeat).

An Ohio family is preparing to flee the cold for Australia's beautiful Bellarine Peninsula. They're looking for an affordable, roomy oceanfront property that will ease their children's adjustment and give them a workplace for dad, all while remaining within budget. (Repeat).

Vacation house expert Scott McGillivray tracks two sunbaked house-hunting adventures: a mother-son duo in Akumal, Mexico and a young family in Belize. (Repeat).

A young Canadian couple is ready to embrace adulthood in Maastricht, the Netherlands. They're facing a daunting list of firsts, and as reality sets in, enduring their first disagreement may be a challenge. (Repeat).

A London woman gets her dream promotion and looks to move her family abroad to Eindhoven, Netherlands. They're looking to live large in their new city, but with three kids and her husband's career in flux, they may have to temper their big expectations. (Repeat).

Mel wants a turnkey house closer to the city, but Geoff is firmly rooted in their suburban home. Todd looks for a "right-sized" place to lure Geoff into town, while Jillian tries to win them back with an open-concept living space. (Repeat).

A couple tries to decide whether their small family property can be salvaged by renovations or if it's time to find a new nest. (Repeat).

Joel loves their big yard and his own man-cave, but Danielle has had it with the house's layout and mechanical issues. Jill tries to fix a long list of problems, while Todd searches for a home that outshines their flawed space. (Repeat).

Shocking hidden surprises behind the walls threaten Jillian's modern reno of Julia and Brett's large but lackluster house, while Todd has to find a move-in ready dream home closer to the city to put an end to Julia's nightmarish commute. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah free up space for a family of seven by building an activity-packed play zone, complete with a treehouse and recreation court for the children, and grilling, dining, and lounging areas for the grown-ups. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah create a backyard for Pam and Kevin that matches their lush forest surroundings, complete with a double wrap-around deck and a hot tub. The team also builds a workshop for Kevin to perfect his craft of leather tooling. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah build some extra space for a cramped creative couple, constructing a spacious studio and an inspiring deck. (Repeat).

Breanna and Nick's life revolves around socializing and physical activity. Brian and Sarah convert an old, underused shed into a yoga studio, and create backyard partying, lounging, and dining areas. (Repeat).

Sandra and David's eldest daughter, Harlow, was born with vision challenges and their youngest daughter, Delilah, is just learning to walk. Brian and Sarah build a colourful playland getaway for both children to grow with. (Repeat).

Aarati and Dave both work from home, forcing their living room to do triple duty as a working, living, and play area for their children. Brian and Sarah create a flexible structure to cater towards both Aarati, Dave, and their daughters Naya and Zoey. (Repeat).

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Mina and the team take on the family home of Two Chicks' build manager, Brittany, in the country town of New Castle. To get top dollar for her client, Mina must figure out how to step out of ... (Repeat).

Mina and the team return to Bates-Hendricks to take on their second home on Singleton Street. With vaulted ceilings and a secret room in the kitchen, this serene, spa-like house needs serious wow factor to lure in the area's picky buyers. (Repeat).

Mina and her team are in Irvington, working on a wonderful old home on Hill Street. However, after running into problems with the city, Mina has her job cut out for her in order to construct an eclectic mid-century mansion while maintaining its historical integrity. (Repeat).

The team work on an old home in Bates-Hendricks to add additional floor and an income suite. (Repeat).

Mina and the crew are hoping to achieve top pay for an expensive new build on the site next door after losing money on their previous house. Mina plans to use ancient doors to offset the blandness of the new construction, but a mishap could wreck the project. (Repeat).

Mina and the team take on a four-dwelling new build consisting of a duplex and a carriage house. But when things go wrong with the foundation of the duplex, the focus shifts to executing the carriage house so it can begin earning rental income. (Repeat).

The Two Chicks team takes on dream home renovations for Mina's brother, Tad, and her sister, Kelsy. Tad's ready for the next big steps in his life with his girlfriend and new business, while Mina and Kelsey try to find common ground with design choices. (Repeat).

Mina helps her friend convert a historic Fountain Square home into a salon for her beauty business. They plan to add a coffee shop into the renovation, but things could turn ugly when the health department steps in with other ideas. (Repeat).