HGTV TV Guide

A family in Ohio looks to live their best life and relocate to Hilton Head, South Carolina. They've got just one weekend to find a home, and he wants a fixer.

A couple returns to Florida after several years in Australia and begins their search for a home with plenty of room to start a family.

Young parents in search of more space for their growing Chicago family must decide between a historic home in the city or something newer in the suburbs.

A couple is divided between a quiet, older mountain home requiring significant TLC and a sleek, modern, new-build home.

A Texas couple who own two wedding venues are searching for their own vacation home on the island of Eleuthera, where they can take a break from hosting.

Sun-chasing couples search for tropical love nests with the help of local real estate experts.

A house with art that's taken over, a former church with a terrifying hole and a once-glamorous home in New England all compete for a $150,000 makeover.

A large wannabe castle, an extravagant house with no privacy and a round home stuck in the past compete for a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria.

Retta reveals the Ugliest House in America and designer Alison Victoria gets to work transforming it into a once-in-a-lifetime dream home.

Jon Knight and Kristina Crestin turn a farmhouse into a home with a chef's kitchen, a traditional New England family room and a specialized goat jungle gym.

A single mother, who loves to bake, enlists the hosts to revamp her 1910 abode with a charming retro-style chef's kitchen and a lavish main suite.

While working on a 1790s federal farmhouse, Jonathan finds 200-year-old pine floorboards in the attic and uses them in renovations throughout the house.

Before heading out on tour with the New Kids on the Block, Jonathan tackles an 1800s horse farmhouse that needs some serious updates.

A family of six enlists Brian and Mika's help to build a home with enough storage and custom features for each member of the family.

Although a couple would prefer to downsize, they need a home large enough to host their dance parties, and Brian and Mika have a unique design style in mind.

Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt help a couple rebuild their home after it was destroyed by a hurricane.

Brian and Mika take on the task of building their first container home.

Kamohai and Tristyn buy a termite-eaten house only to discover even more problems as they peel back the layers and discover a deck held up by rope.

Kamohai and Tristyn take on a project to renovate a five-unit compound on Kalama Street that needs a ton of work to be transformed into something truly special.

Kamohai and Tristyn enter the second phase of an ambitious renovation, hoping for a value high enough to keep the property in the family.