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Two teams design decks that include a bar.

With baby number two on the way, a couple needs to upsize fast near Tujunga, California; he's a safety-obsessed construction inspector, and she wants to be settled by her due date, but the real reno drama begins once they finally agree on a place.

The team helps build a new home for a volleyball coach and the three sisters she has taken in; beach volleyball player Misty May helps out.

Paul builds a multilevel deck with two fire tables and built-in lighting and sound systems.

Paul builds a deck with three cascading waterfalls, an outdoor kitchen and a lounging area.

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 and the crew build an elevated deck.

Paul designs and builds a deck for Ken and Kathy.

A couple wants their backyard to be an oasis.

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.

A restoration enthusiast couple wants to raise their two kids in a historic home in Laurel, and they know they'll need to settle on a fixer-upper; Ben and Erin show them two homes, one with bay windows and another with an enticing porch.

A couple who are longtime Laurel, Miss., business owners purchase a historic building downtown, and they want to convert the upper level into their residence; Ben and Erin are tasked with turning a gymnasium-like space into a luxurious downtown loft.

A civil engineer and artist is moving from Seattle to Laurel, Miss., to be closer to his dad; he has a generous budget and an outdoor hot tub is a non-negotiable; Ben and Erin show him two large houses that suit his modern-contemporary vibe.

A couple decides to move back to their roots in Laurel, Miss.; they're looking for a home with a big lot for outdoor living; Ben and Erin show them a rancher that fits their love of modern rustic design and a home with an enticing in-ground pool.

A family moves to Laurel, Miss., to escape cold Canadian winters, and are looking for big rooms and plenty of outdoor space for four boys; Ben and Erin present a rural bungalow on a huge piece of land and a home with a backyard bonus feature.

Jones College has a special place in Ben and Erin's hearts; they are asked to restore The Old President's House; it's a team effort as students, past and present, step in to help make this house feel less institutional and more like a home.

Erin's favorite odd couple, an aunt and her great niece, look for their mutual dream home, but they don't agree on anything; Ben and Erin show them two homes; Erin has her work cut out for her determining the color story for this contrary pair.

Frustrated homeowners with houses that no longer fit their lifestyle are ready for a change, but whether they stay or go depends on experts David Visentin and Page Turner; will they love their renovated home, or will they list it to buy another?

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

A couple recently inherited a house that belonged to her parents, and they currently live in the home next door, so they need to decide which one they'll keep and renovate; there are strong feelings for both places.

A couple with an appreciation for character homes is looking for something unique with an outdoor kitchen and a pottery studio; Ben and Erin present a more traditional home set across from a park and a ranch-style house with a garden room.

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