Home and Garden Television HDTV (East) (HGTVD)

Interior designer Whitney, wants to buy a starter home in Laurel and Ben and Erin are up for the challenge. First up is the Daugherty house-a quaint cottage in serious need of a kitchen, bathroom and color upgrade. (Repeat).

Thomas and Hilary want to turn their farmhouse into a commercial/event space. (Repeat).

Ben and Erin help a couple make some upgrades in their home that used to be her grandmother's. (Repeat).

A chance meeting leads Lyndsay and Leslie to a pet-damaged home where they turn a patchwork place of unfinished projects into a boho ranch stunner. The twins focus on a kitchen redesign and curb appeal, and one sister can't resist a new puppy of her own. (Repeat).

A couple who are staples of their community are ready for a home renovation, but she's more excited about the change than he is. Lyndsay and Leslie step in to get her the updated space she wants while retaining all the qualities he seeks to keep. (New).

Krystal and Ben's 1950s house needs a significant update for the sake of their family. (New).

A family moves from the Pacific Northwest so their kids can experience a childhood like Dad's in his hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. He wants a Craftsman with lots of native wildlife, but his wife prefers new, modern and absolutely no critters. (New).

A single dad looks to realize his dream of buying a house in his hometown of Atlanta. His daughter just graduated college and will be moving in and paying rent, and while she wants something she can put her DIY spin on, he prefers a brand new build. (Repeat).

A Canadian couple moves stateside for university jobs and looks for a home in Springfield, Missouri. She wants a rustic, prairie home like she grew up in, but he's pushing for an open concept, single-level home to accommodate his brother when he visits. (Repeat).

A young couple searches for a home they can agree on after recently moving to Austin, Texas. She wants the smallest carbon footprint they can find in the city, but he prefers to head to the outskirts to wrangle the biggest Texas Modern he can manage. (Repeat).

Krystal and Ben's 1950s house needs a significant update for the sake of their family. (Repeat).

A family moves from the Pacific Northwest so their kids can experience a childhood like Dad's in his hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. He wants a Craftsman with lots of native wildlife, but his wife prefers new, modern and absolutely no critters. (Repeat).

A single dad looks to realize his dream of buying a house in his hometown of Atlanta. His daughter just graduated college and will be moving in and paying rent, and while she wants something she can put her DIY spin on, he prefers a brand new build. (Repeat).

A Canadian couple moves stateside for university jobs and looks for a home in Springfield, Missouri. She wants a rustic, prairie home like she grew up in, but he's pushing for an open concept, single-level home to accommodate his brother when he visits. (Repeat).

A young couple searches for a home they can agree on after recently moving to Austin, Texas. She wants the smallest carbon footprint they can find in the city, but he prefers to head to the outskirts to wrangle the biggest Texas Modern he can manage. (Repeat).

A couple who are staples of their community are ready for a home renovation, but she's more excited about the change than he is. Lyndsay and Leslie step in to get her the updated space she wants while retaining all the qualities he seeks to keep. (Repeat).

The Napiers and the Marrs start with their projects to revitalize Fort Morgan, Colorado. (Repeat).

The renewal of Fort Morgan continues when Erin and Ben give the town's struggling Main Street a facelift. (Repeat).

Dave and Jenny bring life back to one of the oldest buildings in Fort Morgan while also preserving its unique history. They also upgrade a family's home that supports the local volunteer fire department. (Repeat).

Dave and Jenny zero in on a couple who wants to use their business to inspire the youth to invest in Fort Morgan. Ben and Erin work on a special project to lure people off the nearby highway to help this town thrive. (Repeat).

The Napiers and the Marrses take on projects connecting everything they've done so far. Dave and Jenny renovate a home of a family whose volunteering efforts earned them the Citizen of the Year award. (Repeat).

Mary cannot retire until she is able to sell her house, which operates as a daycare. Leslie and Lyndsay step in to help her turn her business into a family home. (Repeat).

Pacific NW real estate. Twin sisters help people sell homes. The sisters put their own money into the renovation. When the home sells, they take their investment off the top of the profits then split the rest with the home owners. (Repeat).

Siblings struggling to sell their sister's home need Lyndsay and Leslie's expertise. From the street, it looks move-in ready, but the illusion quickly ends when walking through the front door. (Repeat).

Leslie and Lyndsay help far-off homeowners sell a home they haven't been inside for nearly 15 years. The small cottage-style house could be perfect for first-time buyers, but needs a retro-lift first. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie work on giving the two houses on a Snohomish property their own style; They are asked to scrap their first pitch for the Seattle Mariners. (Repeat).

A couple have been in their starter home for 20 years and are ready to move out and up, but the numbers have them looking at their current house with new eyes. (Repeat).

Jon and Christina renovate a farmhouse built in the late 1700s with their crew. They refitted the kitchen with centuries-old pine wood floorboards that they found in the attic of the property. (Repeat).

It's the "newest" renovation yet as Jon Knight tackles a 50-year-old Colonial reproduction. The home needs major help, so Jon and Kristina bring in a bright West Coast design, adding much-needed natural light, a vaulted ceiling and a dream mudroom. (Repeat).

Jon and Kristina help a homeowner who have a problem with a post and beam barn; and turn it into an all-in-one party zone. (Repeat).

Jon and Kristina are asked to help a client restore her 1700s home, but the narrow staircase is a major obstacle. In addition, Jon is looking for a new property with a purpose, which could be an inn or an abandoned campground. (Repeat).

With her kids off to college, a Maine mom shifts focus to a longtime dream to live abroad and explore her passions. Unfortunately, her husband just landed his perfect job and must reside stateside for now, leaving them a difficult choice. (Repeat).

An aspiring podcaster is on track to fulfill a lifelong dream with a much-anticipated move to Thailand. (Repeat).

A former gymnast looks to leave the Massachusetts cold and embrace the sunshine of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. He wants to establish a new business, so now he's under pressure to find both a living and workspace before his nest egg runs out. (Repeat).

Second time's the charm for a young Canadian woman who is moving back to Australia after 10 years at home. The first time she went to live with her Aussie boyfriend, but this time she's going to enjoy the hip nightlife and growing live music scene. (Repeat).

A Washington family looks to relocate full time for mom's work to Dublin. She's excited to introduce her husband and children to the culture she came to love, but with record-low inventory, finding the right place will be a challenge. (Repeat).

After an unusual proposal and marriage in Iceland, two native New Englanders are taking advantage of her job transfer to live in Berlin, Germany, where he can start a new career he's passionate about. (Repeat).

An empty nester scientist stumbles into a job offer abroad in Brisbane Australia. His wife has high expectations for their newfound freedom and wants to splurge on the city life but he's gripping his wallet just as tightly as he did back home. (Repeat).

An overworked D.C. lawyer took one vacation to Costa Rica and was instantly hooked. So, she's leaving corporate America and using her life savings to take a chance on a new business. (Repeat).

A well-known Brooklyn painter hopes to find greater inspiration and lower rent in Siem Reap, Cambodia. A large influx of expats has increased demand, which is driving up prices and forcing her to make unanticipated trade-offs. (Repeat).

An Australian man seeking a fresh start after a divorce considers relocating to Rotterdam, Netherlands. He wants to live near the excitement, but his dog's desire for outside space may force him to relocate to the suburbs. (Repeat).

A Washington family looks to relocate full time for mom's work to Dublin. She's excited to introduce her husband and children to the culture she came to love, but with record-low inventory, finding the right place will be a challenge. (Repeat).

After an unusual proposal and marriage in Iceland, two native New Englanders are taking advantage of her job transfer to live in Berlin, Germany, where he can start a new career he's passionate about. (Repeat).

An empty nester scientist stumbles into a job offer abroad in Brisbane Australia. His wife has high expectations for their newfound freedom and wants to splurge on the city life but he's gripping his wallet just as tightly as he did back home. (Repeat).

An overworked D.C. lawyer took one vacation to Costa Rica and was instantly hooked. So, she's leaving corporate America and using her life savings to take a chance on a new business. (Repeat).

A well-known Brooklyn painter hopes to find greater inspiration and lower rent in Siem Reap, Cambodia. A large influx of expats has increased demand, which is driving up prices and forcing her to make unanticipated trade-offs. (Repeat).

An Australian man seeking a fresh start after a divorce considers relocating to Rotterdam, Netherlands. He wants to live near the excitement, but his dog's desire for outside space may force him to relocate to the suburbs. (Repeat).

A former gymnast looks to leave the Massachusetts cold and embrace the sunshine of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. He wants to establish a new business, so now he's under pressure to find both a living and workspace before his nest egg runs out. (Repeat).

Second time's the charm for a young Canadian woman who is moving back to Australia after 10 years at home. The first time she went to live with her Aussie boyfriend, but this time she's going to enjoy the hip nightlife and growing live music scene. (Repeat).

Remote job allows a young travel enthusiast to swap gloomy London for Puerto Escondido, Mexico. She's searching for a spot where she can soak up the culture, relax with her cat, and catch some great waves in one of the world's top surfing destinations. (Repeat).

A Texan single mom finds her Australian soulmate and prepares to move to his homeland in Perth, Australia. (Repeat).

A job opportunity inspires an Oregon family to change everything they know and relocate to Lisbon, Portugal. She wants to spend more to make the transition easier, but he's stuck on a final number, and finding common ground is harder than they expected. (Repeat).

An international couple and their giant dog grapple with finding an affordable place in Paris. With high expectations, a low budget and an airtight rental market, finding a home that fits all three of them will be challenging. (Repeat).

This house is straight out of a 1950s TV show and that was the allure. Now it's the source of all the dysfunction. The Carltons are on top of each other and bursting at the seams. (Repeat).

This house is a little bit of the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and then stops abruptly in the 90s. The Wests fell for the nostalgic vintage feel but the lack of modern conveniences are causing major remorse. (Repeat).

A New York couple bought a historic home over 2,000 miles away on the spur of the moment, but it is far from move-in ready. Kim and her crew are now tasked with transforming this Victorian antique into a show-stopping restored masterpiece. (Repeat).

A music teacher buys a palatial dream home in San Antonio that soon turned into a nightmare. (Repeat).

A couple's custom-built home does not work for them anymore and wants to make changes in their living situation. (Repeat).

Busy parents are struggling in their home with uneven floor plan. (Repeat).

A couple that built their home made mistakes with their floor plan and now they need more space. He feels they need a design expert to update and improve the layout, but she thinks the best option is to find a new home that fits their family. (Repeat).

A couple is expecting a second child and need more space, but they do not want to compromise on being just minutes from downtown. David searches for a home fit for a growing family, while Hilary strives to create more space in the family's beloved locale. (Repeat).

After marriage and two kids, a husband's bachelor pad is bursting at the seams as the family struggles to find space to themselves. His wife wants Hilary to make aesthetic changes, but his bags are packed and waiting for David to find them a bigger home. (Repeat).

Dana and Dave purchased a 100-year-old triplex because of the unlimited potential and space it would afford them once it was renovated and converted into a duplex. It had great historic character and plenty of room for the two of them and Dana's mother. (Repeat).

Jamelle and Lauren are torn on whether to renovate their suburban home or move to a new one. (Repeat).

When Laura and John got engaged, they got a surprise early wedding gift in the form of a $1 million win on a scratch card. Now this gorgeous young couple is looking for a home with some old-fashioned charm and space to start a family in Worcester, Mass. (Repeat).

Bill and Eric hit the jackpot on the St. Patrick's Day lottery, so now they and their twins need help finding a larger family home in Chicago. (Repeat).

After her husband saved a scratcher worth $1 million from going in the trash, a woman calls on David Bromstad to help them find a new home in Cleveland, OH. She hopes to find a property with enough space to entertain her entire family during the holidays. (Repeat).

A professional poker player and his family are looking for their ultimate dream home in Fort Worth, Texas; David Bromstad's expertise is needed to find a place big enough to fit dad, mom and their three small children. (Repeat).

After winning a million dollars, a couple seeks a home in Jupiter, FL, which is renowned for the lifestyle it offers to the rich and famous. Florida's booming population and low stock challenge David Bromstad to find a glamorous home at the right price. (Repeat).

After winning $1 million on a Powerball ticket, a couple calls on David to find their forever home. The house must come with a particular smell, however, challenging David to find one that passes her sniff test. (Repeat).

A couple are looking for their first home in Rochester that they can renovate after winning the lottery. (Repeat).

A couple decides to sell their inherited farmland in Iowa and buy a cabin in Minnesota for family and friends to gather and celebrate holidays. And for David, it's a chance to return to his childhood home to help them find the perfect lakeside property. (Repeat).

With bonus features and pop-ups, after already spending over $5 million on her dream lake house in Wisconsin, David helps a woman find a dream vacation home in Naples, Florida. (New).

Gold star do-gooders who have struggled financially win $5 million, and they don't know what to do with it! David ensures they spend money on themselves and find their ideal home in Pensacola, Florida. (Repeat).

An unexpected inheritance means Jody is able to move to Houston, Texas, to buy a "grandma home" close to daughter Marisa and her grandchildren. The high energy duo enjoys a barrel of laughs with David as they search the perfect house. (Repeat).

A $2 million win came at the perfect time for a couple who relocated from Philadelphia to take care of their family in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Now, David helps them track down the right home for hosting weekend barbecues with their 10 grandkids. (Repeat).

Three years after facing unbelievable tragedy, a couple is picking up the pieces and moving to a dream home in Burleson, Texas. David is eager to help them find the perfect place so that this inspiring couple can start the area's first female-run brewery. (Repeat).

David Bromstad gets to stay at home to help Lee and Lacherrica find their dream home in Orlando, Florida. Lacherrica scratched up the best one-year wedding anniversary ever, when she hit the top prize of $1 million. (Repeat).

With bonus features and pop-ups, after already spending over $5 million on her dream lake house in Wisconsin, David helps a woman find a dream vacation home in Naples, Florida. (Repeat).

Gold star do-gooders who have struggled financially win $5 million, and they don't know what to do with it! David ensures they spend money on themselves and find their ideal home in Pensacola, Florida. (Repeat).

An unexpected inheritance means Jody is able to move to Houston, Texas, to buy a "grandma home" close to daughter Marisa and her grandchildren. The high energy duo enjoys a barrel of laughs with David as they search the perfect house. (Repeat).

A $2 million win came at the perfect time for a couple who relocated from Philadelphia to take care of their family in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Now, David helps them track down the right home for hosting weekend barbecues with their 10 grandkids. (Repeat).

Three years after facing unbelievable tragedy, a couple is picking up the pieces and moving to a dream home in Burleson, Texas. David is eager to help them find the perfect place so that this inspiring couple can start the area's first female-run brewery. (Repeat).

David Bromstad gets to stay at home to help Lee and Lacherrica find their dream home in Orlando, Florida. Lacherrica scratched up the best one-year wedding anniversary ever, when she hit the top prize of $1 million. (Repeat).

A couple are looking for their first home in Rochester that they can renovate after winning the lottery. (Repeat).

A couple decides to sell their inherited farmland in Iowa and buy a cabin in Minnesota for family and friends to gather and celebrate holidays. And for David, it's a chance to return to his childhood home to help them find the perfect lakeside property. (Repeat).

A couple purchased their dream home a mile from the coast, but after months of indecision, their renovation attempt has hit a wall. Jasmine takes on their main floor and creates an open-concept sanctuary that's wheelchair accessible for their daughter. (Repeat).

After a main floor renovation, a couple is now motivated to finish their home's second floor. Old patterns of indecision re-emerge, but Jasmine steps in and creates a Japandi-inspired oasis that meets each family member's unique needs. (Repeat).

With three children and a house with failed fixes and black mold, a couple have their hands full and can't put off their renovation plans any longer. Jasmine has ten weeks to create a new kitchen and living room, all in a clean and kid-friendly space. (Repeat).

A couple struggles with 20-year home improvements, leaving an unusable bathroom. Jasmine, with eight weeks, aims to create a dream space for family gatherings. (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).

Krystal and Ben's 1950s house needs a significant update for the sake of their family. (Repeat).

After losing her husband, a single mother has decided to seize the day by building a dream home where she can launch her new culinary career. Mika goes big with a kitchen fit for a chef, but Brian encounters major obstacles before they can get to work. (Repeat).

Lifelong Floridians Andi and Pete always dreamed of owning oceanfront property, so when a vintage beachside hotel in Indian Shores, Florida, went on the market, they snapped it up immediately. Their plans to build a condo on the spot quickly morphed into keeping the Sunburst Inn running, once its quaint charm and stunning sunsets stole their hearts. But the 75-year-old 12-room hotel is sorely in n

There are only 40 days left to finish flipping the Sunburst Inn and the bulk of the work still awaits. With the oceanfront rooms complete, Brian and Mika now turn their attention to the exterior, lobby, and remaining rooms. In each space, they need to get creative to transform the hotel from eyesore to eye catcher and craft a beachside experience guests won't soon forget. Owners Andi and Pete are

While their home is being built, an Air Force veteran couple must temporarily live in his childhood home. Brian and Mika are also taking orders from the couple's four-year-old daughter, who expects her new home to pass a thorough inspection. (Repeat).

After 20 years of foreign deployment, a Black Hawk helicopter pilot and his wife are eager to return to their Florida homeland. They now ask Brian and Mika to incorporate their European sensibilities into a lifelong family home. (Repeat).

First-time buyers look for a house they can grow into with their young family in Savannah, Georgia. He's determined to get a complete fixer, but she works in real estate and thinks that a more practical, move-in-ready home would be best. (Repeat).

After a health scare, a Pennsylvania couple looks for a vacation home to make family memories in the Pocono Mountains. He aims to spend big on a move-in ready cabin, but she prefers a charming A-frame with potential. (Repeat).