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Jacqueline and Renee are at loggerheads over their extended six-bed home in Stockport; after a previous renovation didn't solve their issues, Renee is ready to list; but Jacqueline believes that the house can work, if only Kirstie can convince Renee.

In the village of Clifford, Kirstie and Phil meet Vic and Paul; from the outside, their home looks right for a family, but appearances can be deceptive.

In Whitley Bay, Sarah, Sean and their five children share six bedrooms but only one bathroom; Kirstie tries to modernize the house and preserve its Victorian charm, while Phil scours the market to find a house to tempt Sean.

Edwin and Amy are slowly upgrading their house and want more space for family; Bryan discovers one issue after another.

Andy leaves many unfinished home projects and Bryan's here to get their renos back on track.

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.

Paul builds a low-maintenance deck with a stone surface, a hot tub, a covered BBQ, a fire table and a water feature.

A couple wants a huge, private deck that can accommodate their extended family; Paul builds a two-tiered deck with three lounge zones, a pergola and a dining area with a barbecue.

An in-ground pool at a beach club is surrounded by a huge deck with pergolas, an outdoor kitchen and a sun lounging area.

Paul builds a deck with stainless steel privacy screens and pergolas, three bridges and an octagon-shaped lounging area.

Paul designs a deck for a couple that never uses their backyard.

Paul builds a curving deck with plenty of circles and wood that's bent.

Paul and his crew replace Mike and Marina's utilitarian deck; Paul is ambitious about multi-functional design, complete with heated room and hot tub.

A couple that loves to entertain gets an elegant deck.

Paul builds three separate deck spaces to fit with a backyard's features.

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.

Hoping to breathe new life into one of the region's forgotten villages, Amanda takes a gamble on a run-down three-storey townhouse and convinces Alan to join her in a lifelong dream of transforming it into a boutique B&B.

Amanda and Alan embark on their first room design as they renovate an open plan dining room and foyer; Alan's dreams of a reception area to receive their guests are quashed when Amanda suggests his special space should be a cupboard under the stairs.

Amanda and Alan brace themselves to tackle the kitchen; with a love for eating and entertaining, it is crucial to the project that they get this social space perfect as they aim to push the boat out with a typical Spanish design.

With two interlinked rooms to tackle, Amanda steers the ship in the bedroom whilst Alan takes charge in the adjoining lounge, but creative tensions arise when Amanda wants to get rid of Alan's favourite curved arch which links the spaces together.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take on a big fat Greek renovation on the idyllic Ionian island of Corfu; it's tearing down walls by day and smashing plates by night.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take on a big fat Greek renovation on the idyllic Ionian island of Corfu; it's tearing down walls by day and smashing plates by night.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take on a big fat Greek renovation on the idyllic Ionian island of Corfu; it's tearing down walls by day and smashing plates by night.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take on a big fat Greek renovation on the idyllic Ionian island of Corfu. It's tearing down walls by day and smashing plates by night.

A woman has international teaching credentials in China looks to relocate to Hanoi, Vietnam; she's looking to gain more teaching experience and more of a personal life, but finding a place big enough to hold all her stuff may be a challenge.

A travel-loving New Zealand couple makes the most of an unexpected job loss with a family move to Phnom Penh, Cambodia; they're looking for something modern with two bedrooms that's near daycare, but their wish list may be too big for their budget.

The restoration of crumbling ancient villages and hamlets in France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.

After building a stable life and raising a family, high school sweethearts are ready for their next chapter in Lucca, Italy; they want a place that can accommodate their visiting children but finding the outdoor space they desire may be a challenge.

A married couple looks for a fresh start and a slower pace in Bordeaux, France; they're looking for something in the Bordeaux Hyper Centre and need separate office spaces, but finding a place in the city that's in their budget may be a challenge.

A woman has international teaching credentials in China looks to relocate to Hanoi, Vietnam; she's looking to gain more teaching experience and more of a personal life, but finding a place big enough to hold all her stuff may be a challenge.

A travel-loving New Zealand couple makes the most of an unexpected job loss with a family move to Phnom Penh, Cambodia; they're looking for something modern with two bedrooms that's near daycare, but their wish list may be too big for their budget.

The restoration of crumbling ancient villages and hamlets in France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.

Hoping to breathe new life into one of the region's forgotten villages, Amanda takes a gamble on a run-down three-storey townhouse and convinces Alan to join her in a lifelong dream of transforming it into a boutique B&B.

Amanda and Alan embark on their first room design as they renovate an open plan dining room and foyer; Alan's dreams of a reception area to receive their guests are quashed when Amanda suggests his special space should be a cupboard under the stairs.

With two interlinked rooms to tackle, Amanda steers the ship in the bedroom whilst Alan takes charge in the adjoining lounge, but creative tensions arise when Amanda wants to get rid of Alan's favourite curved arch which links the spaces together.

Two decks built in two days; Bo and Sly are Team Black; Paul and Luke are Team Red; both teams attempt to create a deck that women want.

Two teams of weekend warriors fight to finish the ultimate hot tub deck in just two days; the winner of this war is chosen by Decked Out's Paul Lafrance, who seeks the advice of construction expert Damon Bennett.

Two father-and-son teams must overcome family strife as they each attempt to construct the ultimate children's deck.

It's all about building the perfect party place in the backyard.

Paul Lafrance and Bryan Baeumler get to design the decks the way they want.

This war is all about shade.

A couple want to sell their 1970s rambler and get started on their dream retirement, but their wood-paneled home with only one bathroom needs work.

The twins want to help an old friend sell their family home, but the property's pigeon coop is scaring away buyers; Lyndsay adds a colorful Southwestern design that highlights the wood features, while Leslie hatches a plan for a full coop makeover.

Despite being in a high-demand neighborhood, a couple's boxy home with its original '90s materials needs an update to sell; Lyndsay and Leslie put a premium on big impact spaces with a modern coastal vibe in hopes of bringing in million-dollar bids.

Lyndsay and Leslie help one of their agents turn her bathroom into a spa oasis, complete with a sauna; the twins modernize an outdated farmhouse that sports a heart-shaped bathtub.

Lyndsay and Leslie work to bring out the potential in an engineer's 1970s home; they raise the sunken living room and lift the kitchen ceiling; they aim for top marks with a dark, sophisticated style that complements the home's soaring architecture.

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.

Interior designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin compete for the affections of fed-up homeowners looking to either renovate or sell, as Farr transforms their worn-out space into a welcoming one while Visentin works to find them a new home. At the end of each hourlong episode, the homeowners decide if the changes designed by Farr are enough for them to stay in their current home,

Nigel Havers presides as sellers come face to face with five dealers who battle it out to make the highest bid.

Recent retirees Terry and Wendy weigh staying close to their grandkids in Maryland against leaving for a new, carefree life in a golf community in Florida. Terry is eager to move south, but it's an agonizing choice for Wendy.

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

Nigel Havers presides as sellers come face to face with five dealers who battle it out to make the highest bid.