Destination America HDTV (DESTAMHD)

A New Jersey couple with three children who love the outdoors move to the warmer climate of Daniel Island, S.C., where they look forward to finding a home that offers them the chance to play sports and enjoy nature year round. (Repeat).

A couple with two children move from wintry Massachusetts to Daniel Island in South Carolina, where they look forward to spending time with each other outdoors right on the water. (Repeat).

In the Season 4 premiere, a couple who are tired of the hectic city life in Atlanta decide to move closer to family in South Carolina, where they search for a dream island home that makes them feel like they are on a permanent vacation. (Repeat).

A Houston couple are ready to make Galveston Island their year-round home. But first they have to find a place that offers outdoor living and plenty of space for entertaining family and friends who come to visit. (Repeat).

A physician and nurse long for island life on Galveston in Texas. (Repeat).

A young family of four who prefer St. Simons Island to city living. (Repeat).

A dream of living on Coronado Island is pursued by an Arizona couple and their son. (Repeat).

A couple who met online decide to start their lives together on Florida's Barrier Island. They're looking for a location that lends itself to relaxing evenings and weekends; and they hope to find a home on a canal so they can buy a boat. (Repeat).

A more relaxed atmosphere is sought when a couple move from Washington, D.C., to Barrier Island, Fla., where they hope to live closer to the water and spend more time outdoors. (Repeat).

A move from the mountains of North Carolina to the relaxing waters of Topsail Island by a beach-loving couple and their two sons. (Repeat).

Married pickers from New Jersey compete against upcycling pros from New York. Included: A motorcycle wheel is turned into an industrial chandelier; and an architectural corbel is transformed into an elegant bench. (Repeat).

Married metalheads compete against best buddies. Projects include a chic coffee table and stylish seating made from a prison transport bench. (Repeat).

A wingback chair and vintage chest are among the finds when best friends compete to make the most profit from their flip lists, which include the categories of fabric project, house party and smart storage. (Repeat).

A Model A car grill is turned into a decorative mirror and an antique Dictaphone is transformed when eclectic friends compete against frequent flippers. The flip list includes industrial design, retro chic and multipurpose. (Repeat).

Married pickers bring expertise against a creative couple as they turn trash into profitable items from their Flip List, which includes the categories of Simple Living, Radical Reimagine and Geometric Design. (Repeat).

The Flip List includes the categories of Great Pieces, Mod Makeover and Pairs of Chairs when passionate pickers take on fashionable friends. Among the flea-market finds are: an antique headboard, which is transformed into a classic bench; and a weather-beaten banquette that is reupholstered with difficulty. (Repeat).

Canadian man, Dave decides to ditch his fast-paced lifestyle and relocate to a tranquil, oceanfront retreat in Crucita, Ecuador. (Repeat).

A couple look for a beachfront home in Costa Rica, where they envision making incredible family memories with their two teenage daughters as they grow older. (Repeat).

An escape from fast-paced lives in Denver is sought by a couple looking for permanent relaxation in Costa Rica, an environmentally sustainable country that offers the ability to live amongst nature while leaving a smaller footprint on Earth. (Repeat).

A couple who work in the travel industry decide to open their own bed-and-breakfast in San Jacinto, Ecuador, where they search for a spot on the sand for less than $200,000. (Repeat).

Two Canadians argue over budget when searching on the sun-drenched shores of Isabela, Puerto Rico, for a seaside home with an ocean view, access to the water, and a $320,000 price tag. (Repeat).

Wildlife biologists from Alaska relocate to the Lower Keys of Florida, where they search for a waterfront home for under $350,000. (Repeat).

Compromise is key when a couple search for a family vacation home for under $250,000 in the Sunrise City of Fort Pierce, Fla. (Repeat).

A single mom with a firm budget of $350,000 searches for a beachfront home in Key West, Fla., where she and her two grown sons can reconnect and spend quality time together. (Repeat).

A San Diego couple are ready for the island lifestyle when they decide to move to Saipan, where they search for a single-family home with room to prep and store items for their barbecue food trailer business. (Repeat).

A single mom of six children searches for a manageable residence, one which requires minimal housework, on Agana Beach in Guam, where she hopes to take advantage of the locale's natural beauty, for a price tag of less than $350,000. (Repeat).

A busy couple who have been married for 30 years want a beachfront getaway in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, where they can relax and spend quality time with loved ones, but they'd prefer not to spend more than $300,000. (Repeat).

Homes in Long Branch, N.J., are toured by a couple looking to spend about $285,000 on a beach house where they can make lasting memories with their growing children. (Repeat).

A couple have $275,000 to spend on a vacation home in Crystal Beach, Texas. (Repeat).

South Carolina's Grand Strand is where a couple, who have a budget of $150,000, look for the perfect beachfront home where they can unwind from their busy workweeks. (Repeat).

A family of four search for a $350,000 home with easy water access along North Carolina's Crystal Coast. (Repeat).

An active couple search for the perfect $175,000 beach home on the Southern Outer Banks to spend time with their growing family. (Repeat).

Having stayed on Emerald Isle for years, a couple seeks a getaway there. (Repeat).

A medical professional and his wife, a flight attendant, look for an escape from their hectic daily routines at the Jersey Shore, where they hope to find a home with a fireplace and a great kitchen. (Repeat).

Homes in Point Pleasant, N.J., are toured by a couple who are looking for the perfect getaway for $360,000. Their priorities include child safety, parking and proximity to the water. (Repeat).

A couple who spent their summers growing up in Nags Head, N.C., want to give their three sons the same experience, and so they search for a vacation home on the sand for less than $325,000. (Repeat).

A couple seek a slower pace of life in the North Carolina town of Pine Knoll Shores, where they hope to find their own sanctuary near the sand for under $335,000. (Repeat).

A family of four hope to find the perfect weekend getaway for under $295,000 in the North Carolina beach town of Emerald Isle. (Repeat).

A family retreats to a quaint New England harbor to find their Mystic home. (Repeat).

A desire to live near water prompts a family of three to search for a $150,000 home in Sargent, Texas. (Repeat).

A family have a budget of $325,000 for their dream vacation home on the sands of Long Beach, Wash. (Repeat).

A single woman and her sister search for a forever home along Shore Drive in sunny Virginia Beach, Va. (Repeat).

A Virginia couple who once lived in Guam enlist a real-estate agent to find them a spacious home near the beach for less than $199,000. (Repeat).

A Pennsylvania family search for a getaway in Ocean City, Md., but have trouble finding everything on their wish list for less than $275,000. (Repeat).

A Las Vegas couple have a $245,000 budget for a vacation home in South Padre Island, Texas, where they look to unwind from their hectic lives, but first they have to choose whether living near the beach or bay will suit them better. (Repeat).

A couple hope to find an oceanfront getaway where they can make lasting memories for under $200,000 in the Maine town of Old Orchard Beach. (Repeat).

A family retreats to a quaint New England harbor to find their Mystic home. (Repeat).

A desire to live near water prompts a family of three to search for a $150,000 home in Sargent, Texas. (Repeat).

A family have a budget of $325,000 for their dream vacation home on the sands of Long Beach, Wash. (Repeat).

A single woman and her sister search for a forever home along Shore Drive in sunny Virginia Beach, Va. (Repeat).

A Virginia couple who once lived in Guam enlist a real-estate agent to find them a spacious home near the beach for less than $199,000. (Repeat).

A Pennsylvania family search for a getaway in Ocean City, Md., but have trouble finding everything on their wish list for less than $275,000. (Repeat).

A Las Vegas couple have a $245,000 budget for a vacation home in South Padre Island, Texas, where they look to unwind from their hectic lives, but first they have to choose whether living near the beach or bay will suit them better. (Repeat).

A couple hope to find an oceanfront getaway where they can make lasting memories for under $200,000 in the Maine town of Old Orchard Beach. (Repeat).

Homes in Point Pleasant, N.J., are toured by a couple who are looking for the perfect getaway for $360,000. Their priorities include child safety, parking and proximity to the water. (Repeat).

A couple who spent their summers growing up in Nags Head, N.C., want to give their three sons the same experience, and so they search for a vacation home on the sand for less than $325,000. (Repeat).

A couple seek a slower pace of life in the North Carolina town of Pine Knoll Shores, where they hope to find their own sanctuary near the sand for under $335,000. (Repeat).

A family of four hope to find the perfect weekend getaway for under $295,000 in the North Carolina beach town of Emerald Isle. (Repeat).

A home made out of old tomato cans is featured along with abodes that were once an art gallery and a grocery store. Also: a 100-year-old schoolhouse in Texas; a former water plant; a fruit icehouse; a firehouse; a convent; a double-decker bus; a movie house; and a soda plant. (Repeat).

A look at an old train depot, fire station, grocery store and restaurant that have been turned into homes. Included: the story of an Argentinian man who built his house out of beer bottles. Also: a former chicken-processing plant; 19th-century horse stables; a historic barrel-making factory; a dilapidated summer camp. (Repeat).

The conversions of a sugar mill in St. Barts, a boot factory in Dallas and a schoolhouse from 1848 are featured. Also: a clock tower; a former church; an old fire station; a barn; a corner store; and a bus. (Repeat).

Home conversions include: an old tavern; a boxcar; a church; a fire command station; a grain silo; a blacksmith shop; and an undercroft. (Repeat).

Home conversions include: a barn; an old dance hall; a jail; a rescue boat; a school; a library; a chapel; and a theater. (Repeat).

Home conversions include: a castle; an old hospital; a music school; a grocery store; a church; a warehouse; and a caboose. (Repeat).

Home conversions include: a castle; an old blues hall; a school; a barn; a gypsy wagon; a grist mill; a church; and a dog kennel. (Repeat).

Home conversions include: a chapel; an old mill; a bank; a general store; a gentleman's club; and an airplane hangar. (Repeat).

Living spaces in a bus, a tavern and a geisha house are featured. (Repeat).

Three couples compete at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia, and the winning pair get to join Dale Earnhardt Jr. in pit row. (Repeat).

The 10th annual Smoke in the Spring BBQ Contest in Osage City, Kan., is featured. (Repeat).

The 2nd Annual NYC BBQ Cookoff in Staten Island is featured. (Repeat).

Previous champions return for an all-star showdown at the Barnesville BBQ and Blues Festival in Georgia. (Repeat).