Home and Garden Television HDTV (East) (HGTVD)

In Hinesville, Georgia, an 18-year-old is looking for the ideal home for her small family. With her spouse serving in the military, she is on her own, and she prefers an older charmer over a new build. (Repeat).

A military family is making their tenth relocation, this time to downtown Cincinnati. They're hoping this will be their last move, so she's hoping for a charming historic home with room to grow, but he's favoring a place that's turnkey contemporary. (Repeat).

With her daughter's dire health crisis alleviated, a mother is ready to part with a 1920s bungalow she bought to be by her side. She's looking to get top dollar, so she's calling on Lyndsay and Leslie go bold with an era-specific, glitzy upgrade. (Repeat).

A home filled with mold and a house with fire damage are the next challenge for Evan and Keith's renovation skills. After some intense demos and reconstructions, these homes are ready to become the next trendsetters on the block. (Repeat).

House renovation aces Evan and Keith work around the clock to get their first houses up for sale on the block. (Repeat).

As opening day approaches, Dave and Jenny go above and above to complete their friend's centuries-old Italian property. As this high-stakes investment becomes a reality, homeowners eagerly await the completion of their Italian masterpiece! (Repeat).

Dave and Jenny completely transform a small Bentonville home by maximizing every square foot. (Repeat).

A first-time homeowner is excited about her English cottage-style renovation that she can enjoy with her friends. As demolition gets underway, however, Dave and Jenny uncover an unexpected challenge when they discover her crawl space is filled with water. (Repeat).

A single mother and her son are ready to update their small cabin, and they're seeking a sense of comfort in the renovation. Dave and Jenny take on the task of transforming their confined space into the ultimate hideaway in the woods. (Repeat).

The Marrs look to convert a barn into an in-law suite and wedding venue for singer Gabrielle Mooney and her fiance. After surviving a major health crisis, Gabrielle's brother, singer Shay Mooney, and family help with this special makeover. (Repeat).

Dave and Jenny race against the clock to renovate a country singer's family home before her wedding date. (Repeat).

The Marrs face a range of emotions as they embark on a particular refurbishment of their own family property. Dave and Jenny face the unexpected and embrace some significant adjustments as they prepare to say goodbye to their previous house and settle into their new place. (Repeat).

After being away for years, Cindy is moving back to Laurel. She wants a place big enough to accommodate her parents, kids and grandkids if they visit all at once. Plus, her $400, 000 all-in budget means Ben and Erin have a lot to play with. (Repeat).

After being a travel nurse, Luke wants his home base to be in his hometown-Laurel. He's looking for a games room for chili night, a backyard for his dogs and to leave the rest to Erin and Ben. (Repeat).

The Napiers are heading to the country. Inspired by their own childhoods, Ben and Erin buy their very own country-side retreat just outside of Laurel, where they dream of creating a space where they can slow down. (Repeat).

Chase, his wife Corrinn, and their three children are finally ready slow down and be part the vibrant community of Laurel, Chase's home town. (Repeat).

Jones College has a special place in Ben and Erin's hearts, and now they've been 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. (Repeat).

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

David's never met a lottery winner like Yolanda, with 37 piercings, 89 tattoos and countless wigs, David has finally met his match in the self-expression stakes. (Repeat).

Brandy and James won $2,000,000 on a $10 scratcher and now they're able to move the whole family from Daytona, Florida, to Cartersville, just outside of Atlanta, Georgia. (Repeat).

A couple scratched up a sweet $150,000 win, and now they're ready to blend their families together. With seven kids between them, including two sets of twins, David is tasked with finding a family home large enough for nine in Akron, Ohio. (Repeat).

After a terrible tragedy, a couple feels as if the universe stepped in to deliver a gift in the form of a $10 million scratch off. Now, David is honored to help them search beautiful properties in the military town of Jacksonville, North Carolina. (Repeat).

As the beneficiaries of their brother's estate, a pair of siblings want to pay tribute to their desert-loving brother and buy a dream home in Palm Springs, California. David is tasked to find the perfect place, and it needs to include a mountain view. (Repeat).

Santa delivers big when a Massachusetts couple finally scratches off a $4 million win on Christmas Day. They want a vacation spot that can eventually be their retirement home, so they're enlisting David to find the perfect place on Pine Island, Florida. (Repeat).

After many years in the Coast Guard, a fun-loving couple decides to move their family to Nashville. With their experience in military housing, she's ready for something they can put their own stamp on, and he wants a lower-priced home that's turnkey. (Repeat).

Georgia military vets have saved long and hard to afford a first home. She wants lots of personal space, but he's more focused on a home that has a crisp, modern aesthetic. (Repeat).

An Air Force pilot and his wife who've relocated on a yearly basis are excited to plant roots in Iowa City near their family. She wants a pricey, large home with space for kids to play and relatives to visit. (Repeat).

A couple finally settles in Montgomery, Alabama, after years of moving due to his military job. (Repeat).

As the beneficiaries of their brother's estate, a pair of siblings want to pay tribute to their desert-loving brother and buy a dream home in Palm Springs, California. David is tasked to find the perfect place, and it needs to include a mountain view. (Repeat).

Santa delivers big when a Massachusetts couple finally scratches off a $4 million win on Christmas Day. They want a vacation spot that can eventually be their retirement home, so they're enlisting David to find the perfect place on Pine Island, Florida. (Repeat).

After many years in the Coast Guard, a fun-loving couple decides to move their family to Nashville. With their experience in military housing, she's ready for something they can put their own stamp on, and he wants a lower-priced home that's turnkey. (Repeat).

Georgia military vets have saved long and hard to afford a first home. She wants lots of personal space, but he's more focused on a home that has a crisp, modern aesthetic. (Repeat).

An Air Force pilot and his wife who've relocated on a yearly basis are excited to plant roots in Iowa City near their family. She wants a pricey, large home with space for kids to play and relatives to visit. (Repeat).

A couple finally settles in Montgomery, Alabama, after years of moving due to his military job. (Repeat).

A couple scratched up a sweet $150,000 win, and now they're ready to blend their families together. With seven kids between them, including two sets of twins, David is tasked with finding a family home large enough for nine in Akron, Ohio. (Repeat).

After a terrible tragedy, a couple feels as if the universe stepped in to deliver a gift in the form of a $10 million scratch off. Now, David is honored to help them search beautiful properties in the military town of Jacksonville, North Carolina. (Repeat).

See if these couples successfully transformed their visions into stunning renovations, or if they proved too taxing for their relationships to endure. (Repeat).

Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt have fallen in love with two hotels and have launched a challenge to remodel them in 100 days! Jonathan Knight, Kristina Crestin, and Bryan and Sarah Bauemler have been invited to take up the single and double guest rooms. (Repeat).

Soon-to-be newlyweds want to make their first major collaborative decision: building a home. Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt, real estate developers, are on hand to help the couple decide on the location, size, and style of their dream home. (Repeat).

Watch along with Brian and Mika as a family of four has lived in six homes over the past ten years while trying to find their perfect fit. Brian and Mika double down to build a home that they think is just right. (Repeat).

A charming two-bedroom bungalow in the heart of Tampa seemed like the perfect purchase for Syracuse natives Jim and Terry, who wanted to move closer to their sons attending university nearby. (Repeat).

A couple and their nine dogs desperately need a new house withenough space for the entire litter. Mika and Brian realize it is critical to quickly deliver this dog-friendly dream home because sevendogs are currently staying with her parents. (Repeat).

Brian and Mika help a hairstylist renovate her mom's home, all while mom is overseas in Germany! She has a tough job trying to execute her mom's vision without her direction, and on top of it, she needs to live in the home during the entire renovation! (Repeat).

Mina and the team return to Bates-Hendricks to take on their second home on Singleton Street. With vaulted ceilings and a secret room in the kitchen, this serene, spa-like house needs serious wow factor to lure in the area's picky buyers. (Repeat).

Mina and the team take on a four-dwelling new build consisting of a duplex and a carriage house. But when things go wrong with the foundation of the duplex, the focus shifts to executing the carriage house so it can begin earning rental income. (Repeat).

Mina helps her friend convert a historic Fountain Square home into a salon for her beauty business. They plan to add a coffee shop into the renovation, but things could turn ugly when the health department steps in with other ideas. (Repeat).

Shauna is overwhelmed, because she can't sell her Mom's underwhelming condo after it sat on the market for six months and the listing expired. So Lyndsay and Leslie step in to take the burden off Shauna and to reinvent condo living. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie take on their cousin's house. He and his wife haven't sold yet, and the twins see why once inside - many unfinished, and poorly conceived projects surrounded by wildly colored walls. (Repeat).

While looking for an old friend, Leslie and Lyndsay meet fellow VW enthusiasts who are struggling to sell a house they built 15 years ago. The twins update the home's builder-grade materials and add darker finishes for an elegant twist on farmhouse style. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie take on the renovation of a 1950s rambler with a shabby exterior and an abandoned bomb shelter in the backyard. However, the twins learn that the house's closeness to a new sewer system causes a slew of issues that only intensify. (Repeat).

After discovering a failing septic system, Lyndsay and Leslie are stuck with a home they can't sell until the county approves costly plans. With no end in sight, the twins look to turn a historic ballroom to its former glory with modern elements. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie aid a retiring woman by selling her condo with a cozy Euro-style update, but the mood dampens when a ticking time bomb of a plumbing issue rears its head. (Repeat).

Clients are $150,000 in the hole before they turn to Alison for a rescue. The project has been sitting for a year, so Alison looks to turn their mess into magic with the bathroom of their dreams, a high-end adult room and a spacious family kitchen. (New).

A couple's 10 children have all moved out, but they have too much family history to downsize. Now, Christina aims to rejuvenate their space to make it function for just the two of them. Also, Christina looks for her next Tennessee home to flip. (New).

A successful couple leaves New York to start a family in idyllic Wiesbaden, Germany. She's halting her stressful career and wants a luxurious lifestyle, but going down to one income has him keeping an eye on spending. (New).

A Minnesota man receives a job promotion in Geneva, but he and his wife have decided to look for a home in neighboring France. They're looking for a place near amenities, but their need for a big yard for their two dogs may take them off the beaten path. (Repeat).

Land-locked Canadians look to take their whirlwind romance to the next level in New Plymouth, New Zealand. They're looking for a place big enough for friends and family to stay, and she wants outdoor space, but he's more concerned with an ocean view. (Repeat).

A Fargo couple risks everything with a move to Edinburgh to support their college-aged daughter. They've sold their longtime home in North Dakota and hope to find a place that works for them, while also providing their only child a slice of home. (Repeat).

A couple's 10 children have all moved out, but they have too much family history to downsize. Now, Christina aims to rejuvenate their space to make it function for just the two of them. Also, Christina looks for her next Tennessee home to flip. (Repeat).

A successful couple leaves New York to start a family in idyllic Wiesbaden, Germany. She's halting her stressful career and wants a luxurious lifestyle, but going down to one income has him keeping an eye on spending. (Repeat).

A Minnesota man receives a job promotion in Geneva, but he and his wife have decided to look for a home in neighboring France. They're looking for a place near amenities, but their need for a big yard for their two dogs may take them off the beaten path. (Repeat).

Land-locked Canadians look to take their whirlwind romance to the next level in New Plymouth, New Zealand. They're looking for a place big enough for friends and family to stay, and she wants outdoor space, but he's more concerned with an ocean view. (Repeat).

A Fargo couple risks everything with a move to Edinburgh to support their college-aged daughter. They've sold their longtime home in North Dakota and hope to find a place that works for them, while also providing their only child a slice of home. (Repeat).

Clients are $150,000 in the hole before they turn to Alison for a rescue. The project has been sitting for a year, so Alison looks to turn their mess into magic with the bathroom of their dreams, a high-end adult room and a spacious family kitchen. (Repeat).

Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt bring in new collaborators to revamp the next space, the hotel's first and last impression: the lobby.Team Mika has no lobby and must create one from scratch, and they hope to defeat Team Brian. (Repeat).

Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt bring in two new designers to help tackle one of the hotel's biggest money-makers: the kitchenette! Renovations get cooking and the competition heats up as the teams are tied at one victory each! (Repeat).

Husband and wife James and Elise have already flipped four houses, but they haven't figured out how to turn a profit. They're hopeful things will improve with their next project in the city of Orange. (Repeat).

After losing $40, 000 on their last flip, couple Aryana and Hector desperately need to make a profit on their new renovation, a 2000 square foot home with a mother-in-law unit in Buena Park. (Repeat).

Husband and wife Marco and Jenny were flippers in Las Vegas before moving to Los Angeles to take a stab at the city's bigger, high-end market. Accustomed to simple surface replacement flips, they might have bitten off more than they can chew. (Repeat).

Lifelong friends Josh and Jonathan are looking to break into the Los Angeles market with a 1500 square foot house in Pomona. (Repeat).

An 1800s Victorian home cries for a big change. Jonathan Knight and Kristina Crestin incorporate a bright and durable design into this emotional renovation. Inspiration comes from unusual places including a coffee shop floor. (Repeat).

Kristina Crostini and Jon Knight take on a horse farmhouse before he leaves for tour with the New Kids on the Block. (Repeat).

In the 1700s house, Jon and Kristina undertake one of their oldest renovations yet and discover folklore about demon traps. They overcome the obstacles in this First Period house, rearrange the layout, and create a dream come true for a young family. (Repeat).

For the first time ever Jon and Kristina renovate a home on a working berry farm. Using salvaged pieces found on the farmstead, they design a glass bottle wall, hanging plant feature and completely transform the space into a breathtaking modern farmhouse. (Repeat).

A family loves that they get to live next door to Grandpa, but their own home has been completely taken over by their kids' clutter. Kim arrives to help them carve out some personal space and make the house work before they decide to give it up for good. (Repeat).

The Baders fell in love with the potential of the huge five-car garage. But currently, it's just a hot box full of hazards. The inside of their home has even bigger problems. (Repeat).

A couple fell in love with the appearance of their new home, but their love ended at the front door. With too much dysfunction to stomach, Kim and her team undertake the challenge of transforming their confused home into a calm rancher. (Repeat).

Homeowners fell in love with the quirky details of their midcentury house, but the novelties are wearing off and proving to be dysfunctional. Kim and her team take on their biggest project yet as they turn this nostalgic retreat into a lakeside stunner. (Repeat).

A couple bought a 1950s midcentury ranch, which turned into a nightmare due to leaking pipes and dysfunctional rooms. Kim and her team transform the house into their dream dessert oasis. (Repeat).

A realtor tries big price drops on a property, but they still can't sell. Lyndsay and Leslie step in and look to turn their "grandma chic" midcentury rambler from gray and peach into a true retro prize, and they're using their best tricks to do it. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie help a young couple get a major return on their investment for their new midcentury modern home. (New).

Johnny and Jacqui's ancient and malfunctioning kitchen would be an issue for most families, but with a seven-year-old boy and five rescue dogs at home, mealtimes have become hectic and stressful. (New).

A couple expecting their second child needs to move out of their cramped condo in Virginia. She's dreamed of a Craftsman in the suburbs with a big backyard, but he's willing to spend extra to stay near where he works in Washington, DC. (New).

Two best friends are looking to buy a home they can share together in New Port Richey, FL. While they agreed to purchase a property in cash, they each have a different set of criteria for the house. (Repeat).

A couple wants to purchase their first home together before beginning a family. (Repeat).

A couple is looking for a new home but are clashing with what they want. He wants a large two-story property, while she prefers something cozy that is easy to maintain. (Repeat).

Johnny and Jacqui's ancient and malfunctioning kitchen would be an issue for most families, but with a seven-year-old boy and five rescue dogs at home, mealtimes have become hectic and stressful. (Repeat).

A couple expecting their second child needs to move out of their cramped condo in Virginia. She's dreamed of a Craftsman in the suburbs with a big backyard, but he's willing to spend extra to stay near where he works in Washington, DC. (Repeat).

Two best friends are looking to buy a home they can share together in New Port Richey, FL. While they agreed to purchase a property in cash, they each have a different set of criteria for the house. (Repeat).

A couple wants to purchase their first home together before beginning a family. (Repeat).

A couple is looking for a new home but are clashing with what they want. He wants a large two-story property, while she prefers something cozy that is easy to maintain. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie help a young couple get a major return on their investment for their new midcentury modern home. (Repeat).

With both hotels lacking amenities, Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt are taking the competition outdoors, and they're spending big to create much needed outdoor lounge areas. And to boot, they're bringing in guest all-star designers! (Repeat).

Brian and Mike Kleinschmidt take on their last indoor space and it's all about luxury! With two new all-stars on each team, the luxury suites undergo a massive transformation, and with Team Mika up 3-1, Team Brian looks to get another win! (Repeat).

An avid surfer is eager to move his family from Carmel Valley, CA, to the Big Island of Hawaii. He and his wife want a large yard for their kids and her tropical fruit garden, as well as space for him to devote to jade carving and his jewelry-making business. (Repeat).

Young parents living on Maui are trading the rainy weather in Wailuku for the beaches of Kihei. They both love the Hawaiian culture and hope to pass along the language and traditions they've learned to their energetic two-year-old son. (Repeat).

A couple from Las Vegas had always wanted to move to Kauai, but following a health crisis, they decided to take advantage of the opportunity. They're looking for a stress-free, no-hassle condo with a view of the South Shore, but they'll need enough space for their active dog. (Repeat).

An empty-nester couple from Virginia wants to live for good in Oahu, their favorite vacation place. They look for a place that is low maintenance so they can enjoy an active lifestyle, but with extra living space in the case, their children and their respective families would come to visit. (Repeat).

A New York couple look to move to Maui, where they can grow their own fruit trees. (Repeat).

A drag performer from New York wants to move his show to the charming town of Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii where he has been living for three years. He needs to find a large property as he plans on renting out part of his new home to help cover costs. (Repeat).

A couple set down roots in a community they can't imagine leaving, but with the kids growing up, their home has become too cramped and closed off. Drew and Jonathan clear the way with a modern transformation that is more functional for this active family. (Repeat).

A couple is emotionally attached to their one-of-a-kind, charming 1940s home despite some quirks. (Repeat).

Melody and Chris moved to be close to an amazing Deaf and Hard of Hearing school program for their eldest daughter. Four years later, they love their neighborhood and newfound community. (Repeat).

After 10 long years of trying to renovate their home, a couple is finally ready to bring in reinforcements. Jonathan and Drew completely reimagine the layout of this beloved home, maximizing every square inch to create the perfect indoor/outdoor oasis. (Repeat).

Johnny and Jacqui's ancient and malfunctioning kitchen would be an issue for most families, but with a seven-year-old boy and five rescue dogs at home, mealtimes have become hectic and stressful. (Repeat).

Todd and Robyn are ready to get what they want in a house now that their children have grown up and moved out. Todd wants a lot of space for entertaining and hosting their kids when they visit, whereas Robyn is convinced that their future is in a new place downtown within walking distance of all their favorite haunts. (Repeat).

Hilary is still hopeful that they could achieve their dream home in their current place while her husband is already looking for a new place in their neighborhood. (Repeat).

A couple that dreamed of living in their current neighborhood bought a foreclosure home that needed a lot of work. She feels like the to-do list is too long to make it a forever home, but he's unwilling to budge and hopes Hilary can change her mind. (Repeat).

A couple needs a new house in preparation of the husband's medical obstacles. (Repeat).

A couple planned to update their 1970s home when they moved in, but those ideas have taken a back seat to busy family life. Now Mom is ready to throw in the towel and find a newer, open concept home, but Dad's not ready to give up on their original one. (Repeat).

Washington newlyweds are moving to El Puerto de Santa Maria, Spain for a new job and life. They're searching for their first new house together, but sea views and standalone homes threaten to get in the way of their perfect reset. (Repeat).

A mother living with her family in Johannesburg wants to return to her Aussie roots. (Repeat).

A South African couple seeks a more serene lifestyle with their toddler in Siem Reap, Cambodia. They're exploring new careers in teaching, and with so many changes happening at once, settling in proves to be harder than expected. (Repeat).

Cupid strikes two women, causing them to leave their lives behind to unite in Limón Province, Costa Rica. (Repeat).

A newlywed California couple is heading to Mexico City for a job opportunity for him. They want a spacious apartment in a bustling area but have different views on what neighborhood will work best. (Repeat).

A couple is leaving Bangkok to follow her very-American dream to live in his native France. After meeting and dating in Thailand, they are newly engaged and plotting the course for marriage and a family. She wants to be in the city center. (Repeat).

A man from Buenos Aires met his Norwegian girlfriend during a semester abroad. They dated long distance, and each trip to visit her made him more and more fond of Oslo. (Repeat).

A couple from California is planning to move to an eco-friendly home in the Sunshine Coast of Australia but choosing which place turns out to be a challenge. (Repeat).

A newly single mom is hoping a job transfer to Stuttgart, Germany, is what her and her kids need to reset. She's looking forward to the kids to building confidence abroad. (Repeat).

A cost engineer from South Africa fulfills a lifelong dream to live abroad while advancing her career in Cambridgeshire, England. Moving solo is daunting enough, but managing her own money against the backdrop of her big expectations will be a challenge. (Repeat).

A newlywed California couple is heading to Mexico City for a job opportunity for him. They want a spacious apartment in a bustling area but have different views on what neighborhood will work best. (Repeat).

A couple is leaving Bangkok to follow her very-American dream to live in his native France. After meeting and dating in Thailand, they are newly engaged and plotting the course for marriage and a family. She wants to be in the city center. (Repeat).

A man from Buenos Aires met his Norwegian girlfriend during a semester abroad. They dated long distance, and each trip to visit her made him more and more fond of Oslo. (Repeat).

A couple from California is planning to move to an eco-friendly home in the Sunshine Coast of Australia but choosing which place turns out to be a challenge. (Repeat).

A newly single mom is hoping a job transfer to Stuttgart, Germany, is what her and her kids need to reset. She's looking forward to the kids to building confidence abroad. (Repeat).

A cost engineer from South Africa fulfills a lifelong dream to live abroad while advancing her career in Cambridgeshire, England. Moving solo is daunting enough, but managing her own money against the backdrop of her big expectations will be a challenge. (Repeat).

A South African couple seeks a more serene lifestyle with their toddler in Siem Reap, Cambodia. They're exploring new careers in teaching, and with so many changes happening at once, settling in proves to be harder than expected. (Repeat).

Cupid strikes two women, causing them to leave their lives behind to unite in Limón Province, Costa Rica. (Repeat).

In the season finale, Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt bring back all their teammates to help tackle the hotel exteriors. Also, the Scott Brothers have help judging as they decide who takes home the bragging rights and the $50,000 charity prize! (Repeat).

Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt recap their time on their first ever head-to-head competition with each other. The competition is fierce, but so are the fun times in this special sneak peek of never-before-seen footage. (Repeat).

Alison joins forces with a husband-and-wife realtor team to restore a three-bedroom Spanish Revival in California's Hollywood Hills. She takes on a complete gut rehab after the grand property sat empty for years in this historic and iconic neighborhood. (Repeat).

Alison goes big and takes on a full renovation of her own Spanish-style villa, finding pieces from across the globe to take it to the next level. Her stress soars, however, when she tries to find the time to stay in Vegas to get the job done right. (Repeat).

Alison jumps in to save a family that's about to give up on their dream of owning an 1890 home in Little Italy. She stretches the budget to include a fireplace in the living room, a modern chef's kitchen and a stained glass door to the main bathroom. (Repeat).

Alison is on the clock to renovate a single-family home while her clients live in the basement. Now, the pressure's on to deliver high-end design with a focus on lighting and custom fireplaces, and to get them upstairs as fast as she can. (Repeat).

Designer Carmeon Hamilton and lifestyle expert Lauren Makk blend cozy textures with trendy design for Urban Oasis 2024, a mid-modern retreat in Kansas City, MO. This serene urban escape will be given away to one lucky winner! (Repeat).

Indecision has a family stuck in a house with half-done projects and a bathroom riddled with perilous problems. Jasmine looks for the perfect way to suit both their tastes to create a finished home with a timeless look they'll love for years to come. (Repeat).

Jasmine helps her best friends fix their home in just 12 weeks after they DIY-ed it after purchase. (Repeat).

A couple has nine weeks to transform their fixer-upper into a light, beachy space after unsuccessful DIY attempts in their dream neighborhood. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan take on a run-down 1920s house full of original elements and hidden charm. Keith is inspired by the retro ambiance to add classic Detroit influences throughout the design, fusing old and new to create a city-chic throwback house. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan take on a beautiful house in a traditional Detroit neighborhood that needs work from the framing up. Halfway through the renovation, however, they run into a major setback when the city places a demolition order on the house. (Repeat).

With the nightmare duplex sending Keith and Evan into a tailspin, the guys take on a new house to keep up momentum. Keith challenges himself with a minimalist design in the rundown bungalow while letting loose with pink decor in the Modern Dollhouse. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan take a risk with unconventional ideas for their next two decrepit houses on the block. After removing all the water damage and trash piles, they get to work designing a beachy, Hamptons-inspired cottage and a moody art deco bungalow. (Repeat).

David Bromstad helps a retired firefighter look for the bachelor pad in Florida. (Repeat).

A dedicated wife, mother, and lottery player with a $1 million win is looking for a dream home for her and her family in Western Massachusetts. (Repeat).

After winning in the powerball, a Connecticut couple wants a lake home where they make memories with their kids. David hunts for the perfect haven on the lakes of East Haddam and guides the couple through lake house ups and downs. (Repeat).

After these newlyweds bought a lotto ticket at a gas station, they filled up both their gas tank and their bank account; the instant millionaires are now searching for their dream home in Columbus, Ohio, where they can start a family. (Repeat).

With a million-dollar check, Mike and his wife, Barbara, want to buy a dream home closer to family. (Repeat).

David searches for a well-appointed condo with a huge kitchen for a young couple caring for elderly parents. (Repeat).

With bonus features and pop-ups, David helps a couple find a big and flashy forever family home after winning $2 million in Richmond, Virginia. (New).

A couple battling an illness was in a terrible place financially and physically, so when they scratched a million dollars, they knew it was the answer to their prayers. Now, David steps in to help find the perfect place for them to recuperate. (Repeat).

Thanks to a $5 million scratcher win, a couple is ready move from city life in Cincinnati to lake life in Lake Cumberland, Kentucky. They're looking to move back where he spent his summers as a kid, and now David helps find the lake house of their dreams. (Repeat).

A Bingo player who won a $60 000 progressive jackpot is making a down payment on a home closer to her BFF in Phoenix. David Bromstad joins these lifelong pals as they search for a home with a spare room for sleepovers and plenty of space for entertaining. (Repeat).

Single mom Stephanie is looking forward to being an empty-nester. She raised her three daughters in a small Miami apartment. Now they're all grown up and the youngest is about to move interstate. (Repeat).

After winning big on a scratch-off, a couple is all smiles as they hunt for their dream home near Canton, Ohio. David braves the cold to help them find the perfect compromise between city and country living in a snow-covered winter wonderland adventure. (Repeat).

With bonus features and pop-ups, David helps a couple find a big and flashy forever family home after winning $2 million in Richmond, Virginia. (Repeat).

A couple battling an illness was in a terrible place financially and physically, so when they scratched a million dollars, they knew it was the answer to their prayers. Now, David steps in to help find the perfect place for them to recuperate. (Repeat).

Thanks to a $5 million scratcher win, a couple is ready move from city life in Cincinnati to lake life in Lake Cumberland, Kentucky. They're looking to move back where he spent his summers as a kid, and now David helps find the lake house of their dreams. (Repeat).

A Bingo player who won a $60 000 progressive jackpot is making a down payment on a home closer to her BFF in Phoenix. David Bromstad joins these lifelong pals as they search for a home with a spare room for sleepovers and plenty of space for entertaining. (Repeat).

Single mom Stephanie is looking forward to being an empty-nester. She raised her three daughters in a small Miami apartment. Now they're all grown up and the youngest is about to move interstate. (Repeat).

After winning big on a scratch-off, a couple is all smiles as they hunt for their dream home near Canton, Ohio. David braves the cold to help them find the perfect compromise between city and country living in a snow-covered winter wonderland adventure. (Repeat).

With a million-dollar check, Mike and his wife, Barbara, want to buy a dream home closer to family. (Repeat).

David searches for a well-appointed condo with a huge kitchen for a young couple caring for elderly parents. (Repeat).

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Jenn works with a couple who wants to fix their 1950s home where the husband grew up. (Repeat).

Jenn saves a ton of cash by not painting Jack and Brittany's kitchen cabinets but finds that working with a color she didn't choose is not as easy as it looks. Meanwhile, she brings peace and calm back to the young Welsch family with a total bedroom transformation. (Repeat).

A couple's kids have moved out and now his mom is moving in, so it's time for an update. They each want a New Orleans-style office, a Florida Coastal suite and an organic modern kitchen, and now Jenn looks to fuse their diverse styles cohesively. (Repeat).

For years, a woman and her father attempted to DIY her house, resulting in sloppy paint jobs and bare concrete floors. They're now ready to pass over the keys to Jenn, who wants to incorporate vintage style into a modern, single-woman home. (Repeat).

A couple's 10 children have all moved out, but they have too much family history to downsize. Now, Christina aims to rejuvenate their space to make it function for just the two of them. Also, Christina looks for her next Tennessee home to flip. (Repeat).

Leslie and Lyndsay take a stab at transforming a worn-out house into a sophisticated showplace for buyers. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie execute their vision to entice buyers to an outdated Mill Creek Rambler. Returning the home back to its original three-bedroom layout is a challenge, but the return in profit will be worth the remodel. (Repeat).

Leslie and Lyndsay turn an outdated 1970s-era rambler into the perfect home for a second-time buyer, but first the couple who own the home now need the sale to get started on their dream retirement. (Repeat).

Lyndsay sees huge potential in a retreat-style cabin in the forest outside rural Snohomish, but Leslie needs to see the potentially risky home for herself. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie help siblings who want to realize their late father's grand vision for his '70s Woodinville home. Plans to reroute walls come up against some hefty price tags, however, and the twins determine that they may run drastically over budget. (Repeat).

A woman and her husband seek to honor her late father's legacy by restoring her childhood home. They're looking to update the house in order to sell, and they're enlisting Lyndsay and Leslie to bring a charming countryside flair. (Repeat).

Newlyweds need to find a home for their family and tons of stuff in Houston. He's a first time buyer who wants to spend modestly on a place in the city, but this is her third purchase, and she's looking to go big in the suburbs. (Repeat).

A family looks to relocate for more space and to be close to the beach in Bradenton, Florida. She's ready to renovate to get exactly what they need, but he wants something that's move-in ready with a pool for their young boys. (Repeat).