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Nicole Curtis tackles one of her biggest challenges yet -- all of the original bedrooms in the home built by her grandparents. The previous owners trashed the original windows and design, now it's up to her to fix their mistakes. Will Nicole be able to infuse life, design and personality into these ruined spaces?

Nicole Curtis tackles one of the hardest spaces in her grandparents' midcentury home: the basement. With space at a premium, Nicole must battle water, structural problems, dilapidated windows and poorly placed duct work to turn a neglected area into a much-needed gathering space.

Nicole Curtis battles several sticky issues in the basement. After an improperly winterized bathroom springs some serious leaks, she remains determined to rebuild the space better than ever. Nicole improves the layout and adds midcentury tile and a custom vanity, creating one of her most appealing bathrooms yet. But she doesn't end there! By adding an egress window to the basement, Nicole carves out a charming and inviting basement guest suite.

As the renovation of Nicole's grandparents midcentury home winds down, there is just one major obstacle left: the exterior. Nicole's grandparents literally built the home block by block so nothing short of perfection will do for the curb appeal of this property. She adds gutters, a new driveway and entirely does the house in stucco, just like the original. To complete this magnificent transformation Nicole restores the original brick front porch and tops everything off with some tasteful but stunning landscaping.

Nicole is back on Campbell Street helping her 85-year-old veteran neighbor, Art, repair his home. The house is suffering from severe water damage so the team seals the leaky roof and patches and repaints the dining room, living room, and bedroom. The old worn down carpets and area rugs have become an extreme trip hazard for the elderly vet, so Nicole installs new low pile carpet throughout the home. With the help of her team and Art's two daughters, Nicole turns an otherwise unsafe home into a relaxing retreat in record time.

Nicole takes on her grandfather's red barn, which has fallen into disrepair and requires a great deal of structural work to make it safe and strong. Starting with an Amish metal roof, skylights, new gutters and a coat of paint, Nicole brings the exterior of the barn back to life. Nicole removes part of the loft to reveal a beautiful cathedral ceiling and rebuilds a staircase out of salvaged wood. With the barn finally reborn, Nicole is ready to reveal the full renovation of the '50s midcentury ranch to the home's original builders, her grandma and grandpa.

Nicole's doing a surprise home renovation for one of her carpenters and his family. Bobby and his wife, Karen, started renovating their house two years ago. When their daughter Tessa was diagnosed with cancer, they turned their focus, time and resources on her treatment. This left them living in a house with a bare, gutted master bathroom and unfinished projects in the hallway and laundry room. Nicole invites the family over for a five-day staycation at her grandparents' recently restored home. Little do they know that Nicole and her crew will be finishing the renovation they started two years ago.

Tessa and her family are coming home soon, and Nicole needs to finish their surprise home renovation before they do. She tackles the laundry room and hallway in the back addition of Bobby and Karen's house. Nicole reconfigures the layout, tearing down walls, moving plumbing and adding lots of storage make the space more functional and practical. She also adds more shelving in the garage to organize the clutter. Thing get down to the wire as Nicole, Tessa's extended family and her crew race to the finish.

Homeowners Steven and Gina call in preservationist Brett Waterman to restore their recent purchase, a French Normandy-style cottage in a small cul-de-sac known fondly as "gnome court." Built in 1926, the Redlands, CA, house was a severely neglected rental for 30 years. Excited by the idea of restoring a home on the well-known street, Brett takes on the challenge but gets more than he bargains for with a leaky roof, rotten windows, missing floorboards and damaged walls. But he perseveres to turn this derelict house into the crown jewel of the neighborhood.

Brett helps a recently-divorced mom who is in over her head with her cute Spanish bungalow in Riverside, California. After a discovery causes him to change directions with his design plan, he opts for a simplistic approach in his restoration of the exterior areas and kitchen.

Brett restores a 1910 Arts and Crafts farmhouse for a family who relocates from the big city to the countryside of Cherry Valley, California. The family hopes to become organic farmers and want to include elements needed for the family farm and business in the home renovation. Brett opens up the original front porch, changes the layout in the living room and guts the kitchen to install some unique cabinetry that will meet this family's needs.

Kerry and Dave renovated and added to their home as their family grew, but their three kids have taken over every common room, leaving little to no space for the couple. Kerry would love a home with updated bathrooms and a dedicated space for the kids, but Dave is attached to the house their children grew up in and refuses to move. With one last renovation from designer Hilary, can this couple love their home, or will real estate agent David find them a house with plenty of space and function for the whole family?

LaShawn, a single mom with two kids, has recently welcomed her mother into her home. The two share a bedroom, and neither one has private space. Will Hilary make their space functional, or will David sell them on a bigger house?

Busy professionals, Anne and Nathan traded in their high-end condominium for an open living midcentury house. While Nathan loves the form and historic quality of the home, Anne only sees the many problems with its function. Now that they are expecting their first child, Anne is ready to move to a new house, or back to a condo that does not have a long to do list. Will realtor David find them a family ready home? Or will designer Hilary make daily life immeasurably easier by reinventing many of the home's hotly debated spaces?

A family of five and their nanny are squeezed into their home. Hilary makes creative use of the extra spaces in the house while David finds them options with room for everyone.

While living overseas, Jeff and Callie bought a house online without ever stepping a foot inside. After they moved in, Callie was not too pleased and felt the home was much smaller than it had seemed in pictures. Expecting her first child, Callie feels there is not enough space for their growing family and requires too much work to make it livable. Can this couple love their home with designer Hilary's help, or will real estate agent David be able to find them a forever home?

A pair of empty nesters who've owned their house for three decades are sick of the functional issues, but can't agree on a new floor plan. Will David find them a perfect fit or will Hilary reinvent their hotly-debated spaces?

Gray loves his family's home because of the large lot and abundance of privacy, but April is ready to move closer to town and into a home that functions for their family of four. April dislikes their dated fixtures, finishes and master bedroom and the cut-off kitchen. Despite their desire to have a perfect space, neither can decide on design choices, and April doesn't see the merit in spending the time to renovate when there are too many projects to tackle.

Tarek and Christina find a short-sale listing for a large home in the upscale neighborhood of Yorba Linda, California. With an asking price just below $1 million, this would be the most expensive flip they've taken on -- and also the biggest risk.

Featuring pop-up facts and bonus footage, Tarek and Christina take on a house in Anaheim, CA, designed by architect Cliff May. However, bad news from the city inspector and unexpected big-ticket expenses threaten to dig into their profits.

Fixer to Fabulous stars Jenny and Dave Marrs help a busy, farm-loving family transform a back porch into the perfect place to unwind. Then, Windy City Rehab's Alison Victoria surprises newlyweds with a romantic master bedroom they've been missing.

A family in Phoenix is looking for a place with more living and bathroom space now that their daughters have entered their teens. Although Mom wants to set a strict budget, she and Dad can't agree on how much to spend or how big to go.

A couple wants to get their family out of temporary housing and into a home of their own outside Atlanta. He's focused on the big-picture dream house that has plenty of space, while she's an architect who's sweating the details.

After spending years in a long-distance relationship, a newly married couple decides to make their first home together abroad in Maidenhead, England. She wants two bedrooms to accommodate visiting friends and family, but he wants to save money with just one bedroom. They agree on a city center apartment with a parking spot, however.

A Seattle couple agrees they need a home with room for future foster kids, but that's where the similarities end. He's keeping a tight grip on the price, but she's willing to break the bank with pricey projects to get her dream home.

A Minnesota couple that's tired of the cold and armed with the proceeds of selling their business relocates to Brisbane, Australia. He wants to relive his college days in a traditional home, but she's hoping for something like their Minneapolis apartment.

Fixer to Fabulous stars Jenny and Dave Marrs help a busy, farm-loving family transform a back porch into the perfect place to unwind. Then, Windy City Rehab's Alison Victoria surprises newlyweds with a romantic master bedroom they've been missing.

A family in Phoenix is looking for a place with more living and bathroom space now that their daughters have entered their teens. Although Mom wants to set a strict budget, she and Dad can't agree on how much to spend or how big to go.

A couple wants to get their family out of temporary housing and into a home of their own outside Atlanta. He's focused on the big-picture dream house that has plenty of space, while she's an architect who's sweating the details.

After spending years in a long-distance relationship, a newly married couple decides to make their first home together abroad in Maidenhead, England. She wants two bedrooms to accommodate visiting friends and family, but he wants to save money with just one bedroom. They agree on a city center apartment with a parking spot, however.

A Seattle couple agrees they need a home with room for future foster kids, but that's where the similarities end. He's keeping a tight grip on the price, but she's willing to break the bank with pricey projects to get her dream home.

A Minnesota couple that's tired of the cold and armed with the proceeds of selling their business relocates to Brisbane, Australia. He wants to relive his college days in a traditional home, but she's hoping for something like their Minneapolis apartment.

Tarek and Christina find a short-sale listing for a large home in the upscale neighborhood of Yorba Linda, California. With an asking price just below $1 million, this would be the most expensive flip they've taken on -- and also the biggest risk.

Featuring pop-up facts and bonus footage, Tarek and Christina take on a house in Anaheim, CA, designed by architect Cliff May. However, bad news from the city inspector and unexpected big-ticket expenses threaten to dig into their profits.

Tarek and Christina come across a trust-sale listing in Buena Park, California, that looks very well-priced in comparison to recent sales in the area. After walking the home with their contractor and receiving a preliminary budget estimate, they're excited by the potential for profit. But as work begins and renovation costs rise on changing plans and hidden problems, their enticing profit margin appears to be on a downward spiral.

Tarek and Christina come across a short sale listing in a desirable, hilly neighborhood of La Mirada, California. Although its price as compared to recent sales in the area leaves a tighter profit margin than they would like, the 1990s home is newer than the investment properties they typically buy and shouldn't need as much renovation as a result. With Tarek and Christina's usual contractor tied up by their growing roster of flip properties, they turn to a new contractor who comes recommended by fellow flippers. Will this newer home and new contractor make for a straightforward flip or could surprise costs and small mistakes leave Tarek and Christina risking a flop on this hilltop hangup?

Tarek and Christina are contacted by a fellow flipper who has purchased a Craftsman-style home in an historic area of Santa Ana, California. It will take both skill sets to finish this project as he specializes in renovating older, architecturally significant homes, while Tarek and Christina excel at bringing in a flip on schedule and on budget.

Tarek and Christina find a promising short-sale property in Long Beach, California, but find the massive renovations the previous owners began are only partly finished. With the house in various states of disrepair, Tarek and Christina are excited to have a clean slate for design but cautious about the problems that could be lurking in a homeowner's do-it-yourself renovation.