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Shanelle is tired of feeling like a teenager. As a single mom living temporarily in her father's home, she and her son Elijah are feeling boxed in. Their footprint is limited to three bedrooms, including one for her home business, but they are all bursting at the seams with years of clutter, clothing and nail tech gear. Kortney and Kenny reimagine the life they could live, creating two beautiful b

Mel and Roy have lost control of their home; their creative and energetic kids have turned the entire main floor into an art explosion that knows no boundaries; even the walls have turned into a kiddie canvas; feeling embarrassed and overwhelmed, no amount of effort seems to help; Kortney and Kenny sharpen their focus to create some order: a dedicated space for art, a reorganized kitchen, a tranqu

Matt and Sam are at their wit's end. The daily grind of raising two young kids while juggling careers and Matt's busy marathon schedule has worn them down. They have no time to keep their home organized and clutter has consumed their lives, taking a toll on their relationship. Kortney and Kenny help them through the emotional journey of letting go, so they can get their home organized, functional,

A family is searching for more space after twins arrive unexpectedly; Jennifer is ready to sell and search for a larger home; Donna would like to increase space in the house they already have.

Families in British Columbia's largest city struggle with homes that no longer suit their needs.

A couple considers giving up their bed and breakfast with a wonky layout and seeking a home with better functionality.

A couple living in a tiny home cannot see eye-to-eye on their next purchase; he wants Todd to find them a larger space, while she hopes Jillian can find a creative way to maximize their current space.

A family is quickly outgrowing their small starter home; dad is determined to stay and looks to Jillian to help him finish the DIY projects he started; mom is hopeful Todd will find them a bigger home in a quieter neighborhood.

A family considers trading their quaint, seaside home for a larger place after the birth of their second child.

A couple spent long hours and big money renovating the top floor of their house; she's ready to finish the basement; but he is ready to move on to something lower maintenance.

A couple decides to renovate their lackluster house after the children have left; dad thinks they can renovate their way into an open-concept design; mom believes the job is too challenging for even Jillian to tackle.

Shannon turns to Todd to find a turnkey home with a gourmet kitchen and luxurious ensuite, but Ian thinks Jill is the answer to open up and transform their dated home.

Theresa thinks that their poorly laid-out choppy home will be perfect for their family, but Keith is ready for a fresh start in a modern, practical house with space for crafts and hobbies.

Pratima and Parmjeet's big home poses an even bigger challenge for Jill as she tries to fix several glaring dysfunctions and create an in-law space.

Portia and Glen's crumbling character home has a tiny kitchen and only one working bathroom for their family of five.

Karalyn and Todd's 1960s house needs more than a renovation; Jillian must radically redesign the entire layout to keep Karalyn at home, while Todd tries to tempt them with a new house.

Amanda and Derek bought a huge home because of its great location and pool, but they overlooked the dysfunctional rooms and bad flow.

Gary and Damian want to move from frigid New Jersey to Florida, but their budget is limited; each is drawn to a different city.

A lawyer used to predictability in Washington, D.C., takes a leap into the unknown and accepts a research fellowship in Tokyo; he's emerged in a vastly different culture, and finding a place in a small and expensive real estate market is a challenge.

Two British families set up shop in Spain to sell property to Britain families looking for a bit of fun in the sun.