Home and Garden Television HD (Pacific)

It's the Final Week, and the teams must finish their home exteriors as they try to add every dollar to their final appraisal; property Brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott arrive to assess the finished homes and crown a new winner!

A Miami couple's ready to relocate and find the ultimate empty nester experience in Jacó, Costa Rica. It's finally their time to let loose in paradise, so they're seeking a secluded haven where clothing is optional and romance is mandatory.

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 Boston native knew she was lucky when she won a million, but now she scored a whopping $25 million on a scratcher.

After relying on the help of friends and family, a woman needs a suitable place for her disabled husband; David's ready to find their dream home in Fort Pierce, Fla.

As the area recovers from a major hurricane, a family decides it's time to finally buy a vacation place of their own on Sanibel Island, Florida. They need to overcome not only clashing wish lists, but also the fear of more potential catastrophes.

It's Week Four, and teams head into their multi-generation suites to create one-of-a-kind spaces; they're tasked with juggling a new design twist: adding something new, old, borrowed or blue; everyone gets to judge each other's work!

The three teams take on the Guest Suite, and as their budgets start to dwindle, contestants must make tough decisions to deliver the transformations; Judges Bryan and Sarah Baeumler are back to crown this week's winner.

The teams tackle the bunk room, and they run into design challenges; with help from their mentors, contestants put their skills to the test as they fight for the weekly $3,000 cash prize.

Teams are shocked with a new space to renovate and have limited time for its completion; another weekly win is up for grabs, but budgets are low, and nerves are high as the mentors guide their teams closer to winning the $50,000 grand prize.

It's the finale and contestants rush to finish their exteriors and final fixes; mentors join their teams in hopes of giving them one final push to victory; real estate experts evaluate each home and decide which team will win the $50,000 prize.

After raising a family in Pennsylvania, a couple looks to relocate to the warm weather of his native Dominican Republic. She wants to keep a tight reign on the budget, but he thinks they'll need to spend more to get everything on their wish list.

A couple looks to realize a lifelong dream of finding a home in the jungle in Tulum, Mexico; she's firm on their budget and wants to be near the beach, but he's dreaming of total jungle privacy and doesn't mind spending more for the ideal place.

After a romantic getaway, a couple knows the Florida Keys is the place to find their paradise home; they want a waterfront property, and she wants a big yard for their dogs, but his priorities are something that's turnkey with lots of light.

After years of living with family, a couple's finally ready to build a home of their own. They want to downsize, but with a wish list that's anything but small, Brian and Mika aim to make it all happen with a massive garage for boats and a trailer.

After a couple's home is destroyed by a hurricane, their biggest challenge isn't rebuilding, the real disaster occurs with their battle over paint colors. And now, Brian and Mika are tasked with making sure that one of them doesn't get too blue.

A couple looks to build an addition to their home, so his mom can move in; design sparks fly when he wants all white, and she craves bold color in their new main suite, so Brian and Mika are challenged to create a space that makes everyone happy.

After traveling the world for the military, a couple have agreed to settle down in Tampa, Florida; while they're united on location, they're divided on design, so Mika takes a big risk to try and satisfy everyone, but Brian worries it may backfire.

Ben and Erin help their best friends turn a dilapidated 1930s department store into Laurel's first boutique hotel; with crushing financial risks and six months to open, they must finish a prototype room to secure bookings.

Ben and Erin help their friends open the first public retail space in the hotel, Scotsman Company. Tensions rise as money's tight with a big loan delayed, but a newly discovered space offers hope if they can agree on how to use it.

Although the friends insist on no restaurants, the group finds a way to integrate a food concept into the hotel with the help of a local expert to curate a uniquely Southern experience. A new lounge space is revealed for guests, events and revenue.

After a year-long wait, Kamohai and Tristyn face a nightmare after squatters have taken over a property in Waipahu, causing chaos and delays; with a freeway nearby, Tristyn also faces the challenge of designing soundproofing solutions.

When a project shutdown threatens their crew and cash flow, the Kalamas pivot to flipping a condo. But tight margins leave no room for error, and after landing a hoarder unit, they must turn the building's worst condo into a first-time-buyer win.

After removing a marble bathroom that was damaging the beams below, Daphne and Ian reimagine the space into an enchanting castle library and amid the challenges, a surprise visit from Daphne's father brings a welcome boost of warmth and encouragement.