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Homeowners had big plans to build a basement apartment for his aging mom, but a crooked contractor left them with a dangerous mess. Mike, Sherry, and Michael step in to help and are shocked to find live wires, sloppy framing and dangerous gas leaks.

A neighborhood couple have helped many friends renovate their homes, but health issues have now retired their efforts. Faced with challenges in their own small bungalow, Mike, Sherry, and Michael step in and discover dangerous structural issues.

After an unexpected stroke, a couple's lives have changed drastically and now their home no longer works for them. Mike, Sherry, and Michael step in and discover unsafe structural issues, and look to rebuild a safe and functional space.

Homeowners have always put family and friends first, but after suffering a stroke, they need help with their own bungalow. Mike, Sherry, and Michael step in and uncover a number of dangerous issues, and look to create a safe and accessible home.

A young graphic designer in love with midcentury design looks to buy her first home. Ben and Erin present two options that will satisfy her love of natural elements, and Erin is determined to make every inch of the house feel as creative as its owner.

A couple who are longtime Laurel business owners recently purchased a historic building downtown, and they want to convert the upper level into their residence. Ben and Erin are tasked with turning a gymnasium-like space into a luxurious downtown loft.

After a tornado destroyed a family's long-time residence nearly three years ago, they still have been unable to return. Now, Ben and Erin rally the entire community to roll up their sleeves and open their hearts to help finally bring the family back home.

A couple who have lived on islands their entire lives are ready to downsize, and they've decided that Laurel is the perfect place to do so. Ben and Erin show them renovation options for two homes they can create into the cozy home to fit their needs.

A couple recently decided to move back to their roots in Laurel and they're looking for a home with a big lot for outdoor living. Ben and Erin show them a rancher that fits their love of modern rustic design and a home with an enticing in-ground pool.

Two busy professionals feel that their work-from-home life is no longer working for them. He isn't ready to give up their quiet, wooded lot, but she thinks the house is dated and much too small for their family, especially with no private office space.

A woman never wants to leave her charming 1985 home that's blocks from downtown, but her husband thinks they made a big mistake. He wants an open floor plan for entertaining which Hilary and David try to deliver for this couple and their downtown dream.

A couple is finally ready for a solution to their dated, split-level home that suits their love of midcentury modern design. She thinks Hilary can take their house from drab to fabulous, but he's counting on David to find them a new forever home.

Years after updating their main living area, a couple looks to remedy their dysfunctional space with a third-floor renovation. With Hilary's expertise, one feels their dream home is within reach, but the other wants David to find the new, perfect place.

After living with family to save money, two newlyweds are ready to strike out on their own and buy their first home in Indianapolis. They've got opposite wish lists, so getting on the same page may be a challenge.

Buyers look to relocate from Los Angeles to be closer to family in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. One wants a cheaper house even if it means projects, but the other prefers a larger place that's move-in ready.

A young couple relocates for their careers to Athens, Georgia. She's adamant they find a home that suits their new Southern lifestyle with columns and large porches, but he grew up in a traditional house, so he's ready for something fresh and funky.

After living with her parents for the past two years, a single buyer is ready to buy her own place in Los Angeles. She's looking for an updated single-family house in the city, but her mom thinks a low maintenance condo in the suburbs is the way to go.

The Brothers consider two very interesting proposals. One involves a pair of flippers with a shrinking budget and unusual reno plans, and the other is a family who discovered a rare find in Los Angeles with the potential for multiple income streams.

A couple living with his parents and saving for their first place are finally ready to buy in Chicago. She's thinking of their future kids and wants a single-family home, but he's focused on building generational wealth with a multi-unit property.

A twenty-something amateur wood worker wants to take on a project for her first home in Burlington, Vermont. Her BFF is worried she'll get in over her head and hopes to steer her toward something more updated.

After years of apartment hopping, a young couple looks to settle down in their first house in Columbus, Ohio. She wants a quiet and cozy home, but he's an entrepreneur who's willing to spend big for a space where he can host large and memorable parties.

A science fiction author looks to move back to her hometown of Atlanta. Both her adult daughter and mother are moving in with her, so finding a place big enough for three generations will be a challenge.

The Brothers consider two very interesting proposals. One involves a pair of flippers with a shrinking budget and unusual reno plans, and the other is a family who discovered a rare find in Los Angeles with the potential for multiple income streams.

A couple living with his parents and saving for their first place are finally ready to buy in Chicago. She's thinking of their future kids and wants a single-family home, but he's focused on building generational wealth with a multi-unit property.

A twenty-something amateur wood worker wants to take on a project for her first home in Burlington, Vermont. Her BFF is worried she'll get in over her head and hopes to steer her toward something more updated.

After years of apartment hopping, a young couple looks to settle down in their first house in Columbus, Ohio. She wants a quiet and cozy home, but he's an entrepreneur who's willing to spend big for a space where he can host large and memorable parties.

A science fiction author looks to move back to her hometown of Atlanta. Both her adult daughter and mother are moving in with her, so finding a place big enough for three generations will be a challenge.

A young couple relocates for their careers to Athens, Georgia. She's adamant they find a home that suits their new Southern lifestyle with columns and large porches, but he grew up in a traditional house, so he's ready for something fresh and funky.

After living with her parents for the past two years, a single buyer is ready to buy her own place in Los Angeles. She's looking for an updated single-family house in the city, but her mom thinks a low maintenance condo in the suburbs is the way to go.

A young couple hunting for a home in Gainesville, FL, agrees they both want a luxurious bubble bath to share, but he's focused on having enough space for archery in the backyard while she is looking for a plantation-style home.

A couple and their two small kids move to Philadelphia and need to buy a home. She wants one level with a bonus room for her photography business, but he would prefer a two-story Colonial or Cape Cod with a big yard. Will they be able to reach a compromise?

After 10 years in the Las Vegas suburbs, a family with four kids has decided they want a more rural setting. They're on the hunt for a half-acre of property where they can have horses, chickens and a large garden. Will they be able to find the perfect rural area so close to the big city?

Married actuaries are looking for a low-risk home with water views in Newport Beach, California. She wants a quaint cottage with water views and beachside living, but he's hoping for a Spanish-style home with a media room that feels like a vacation that never ends.