Home and Garden Television HDTV (East) (HGTVD)

Newlyweds look to upgrade from their tiny house to an older home on gifted family property. And in a first for Ben and Erin, they decide to bulldoze the place and design a brand-new build tailored to their eclectic, English apothecary style. (Repeat).

Now that their kids have grown up and left home, Jeff and Kristen want to downsize but have had no luck selling their dated 90s tract home. And they've found a new place to move, so their urgency pushes them to call on Lyndsay and Leslie. (Repeat).

A couple entrusts Lyndsay and Leslie with renovating their hugely outdated kitchen and 1990s-era bathroom that features a heart-shaped tub. The twins modernize the farmhouse by using organic upgrades that build off its existing style and secluded charm. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie are called on to help a friend and her father sell their family home. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie are tasked with bringing curb appeal to a confusing rambler that isn't visible from the road. An old piano becomes crucial for the new look of the interior, and the twins create an earthy boho feel with lots of tile in the kitchen. (Repeat).

A homeowner needs help letting go of her home of 25 years, and it has almost as many paint colors. The renovation is a real challenge for Lyndsay and Leslie as they look to transform the color cacophony and convoluted layout into a clean and simple oasis. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie help a busy doctor increase the equity on her newly purchased condo and transform it into a serene oasis. (Repeat).

A couple from New York has won the lottery and is looking for a new place in Florida. (Repeat).

After serving in the U.S. Air Force, a couple looks for a home in Virginia Beach, Virginia. (Repeat).

After winning big on a scratcher, a California single mom is ready to leave her mobile home, job and old life behind for a new start in Las Vegas; David is ready to show her three very different locations to see which one is just right. (Repeat).

David Bromstad helps his 14th set of Massachusetts winners find a home on Boston's South Shore. They have been living in a tiny apartment with their giant fur baby, but they hope to find a property with a huge yard where they can start a family. (Repeat).

A devoted mom and grandmother won $1 million on a quick pick, and when mom wins big, so does the rest of the family. She and husband have allowed their kids, and their young families, to live in their Bridgeport, Connecticut, home. (Repeat).

A couple decides to invest an inheritance in a beach house that can be a legacy home for the entire family. They want something that's quirky, and they need David's help to search for just the right place in Carolina Beach, North Carolina. (Repeat).

With bonus features and pop-ups, David helps a woman honor the memory of her late parents by finding a generational vacation home to purchase on the Emerald Coast. (Repeat).

Thanks to an inheritance, a longtime Georgia resident has the chance to buy a large family home closer to her grown-up children in Lubbock, Texas. David shows her some beautiful, spacious places where the houses are big but the prices are small. (Repeat).

A family of six was saving for a down payment on their first home when they won $100,000 on a scratcher. With the boost to their budget, David takes them on a tour of family-friendly areas in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, that are close to schools and golf courses. (Repeat).

An avid gambler won $500,000 on the Illinois lottery and is ready to hunt for a townhouse with David Bromstad. She wants a fixer-upper so she can put her own stamp on the home, but David may persuade her to buy a fully renovated property. (Repeat).

A couple from Florida has earned an early retirement from the lottery so David helps them manage their newfound wealth. (Repeat).

After winning the lottery, a couple calls on David to find a property that fits their large family and meets their sky-high expectations. (Repeat).

With bonus features and pop-ups, David helps a woman honor the memory of her late parents by finding a generational vacation home to purchase on the Emerald Coast. (Repeat).

Thanks to an inheritance, a longtime Georgia resident has the chance to buy a large family home closer to her grown-up children in Lubbock, Texas. David shows her some beautiful, spacious places where the houses are big but the prices are small. (Repeat).

A family of six was saving for a down payment on their first home when they won $100,000 on a scratcher. With the boost to their budget, David takes them on a tour of family-friendly areas in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, that are close to schools and golf courses. (Repeat).

An avid gambler won $500,000 on the Illinois lottery and is ready to hunt for a townhouse with David Bromstad. She wants a fixer-upper so she can put her own stamp on the home, but David may persuade her to buy a fully renovated property. (Repeat).

A couple from Florida has earned an early retirement from the lottery so David helps them manage their newfound wealth. (Repeat).

After winning the lottery, a couple calls on David to find a property that fits their large family and meets their sky-high expectations. (Repeat).

A devoted mom and grandmother won $1 million on a quick pick, and when mom wins big, so does the rest of the family. She and husband have allowed their kids, and their young families, to live in their Bridgeport, Connecticut, home. (Repeat).

A couple decides to invest an inheritance in a beach house that can be a legacy home for the entire family. They want something that's quirky, and they need David's help to search for just the right place in Carolina Beach, North Carolina. (Repeat).

Christin, Chris and their 5-year-old son just moved to Atlanta from NYC and are stuck living at their parents' house until they find the perfect home close to coveted Marietta Square. After having no luck finding anything in their budget, they bring Egypt and Mike in to hopefully work some magic. (Repeat).

A married couple of 35 years has been searching for their dream ranch style home for years but have no luck landing the perfect property in Canton, Georgia. (Repeat).

McKinley and LaTiesha are ready to move out of his mother's house and finally find a home they can call their own that has great schools for their 8-year-old daughter in Acworth. McKinley and LaTiesha both work from home so need additional two offices. (Repeat).

A couple relocating from Kansas for work need Egypt's help finding a home in Roswell, Georgia, but houses are in short supply. With a newborn baby, three dogs and their work beginning soon, Egypt and Mike have big expectations to meet on short order. (Repeat).

A couple living with their two kids and mom want a bigger home with character. Egypt and Mike find the right place in Roswell and look to turn the sterile house into a Japandi dream with a new kitchen and yoga studio. (Repeat).

Jenny and Dave bought a historic bank building in Centerton with the vision of wanting to revitalize the area. They are ready to kick off phase one of this project finally. (Repeat).

Dave and Jenny purchased a historic bank building in Centerton about 10 years ago with the vision of wanting to eventually revitalize the downtown area. They are kicking off the final phase of this massive project. (Repeat).

Dave's relatives prepare to relocate to Arkansas for family proximity, anticipating an intricate lake house renovation meant to provide comfort and functionality. (Repeat).

A family decides to move from Texas to Arkansas and are planning to do a major horse rance renovation. (Repeat).

Dave and Jenny are under pressure to offer a military family an unforgettable makeover. With deployment approaching, Dave and Jenny must work against the clock to complete the remodeling in time for this deserving family. (Repeat).

A California couple moved their family of five to Arkansas, but the 90s rancher they purchased needs a major makeover before they can move in. Dave and Jenny totally transformed this dated house into a California casual style dream home. (Repeat).

A former Marine is not willing to compromise on what she wants for a home in her adopted city of New Orleans. Her Navy buddy tags along to make sure she doesn't fixate on minor details and overlook the big picture. (Repeat).

An Air Force officer and his wife move to Florida and have just eight days to find their home. They're soon to be parents and can't agree if they should get the fixer-upper he wants or the move-in ready home she needs. (Repeat).