All Episodes 2013 - 2019

Todd deals with reluctance to sell a tired old home because it's where one half of a couple spent his childhood, while Jillian attempts to breathe new life into the abode and give it a modern space perfect for entertaining.

Todd deals with reluctance to sell a tired old home because it's where one half of a couple spent his childhood, while Jillian attempts to breathe new life into the abode and give it a modern space perfect for entertaining.

Jane and Steve's cramped character house is bulging now that baby boys are teenaged men. Can Todd find Steve his waterfront dream so he will move or will Jillian help Jane stay by updating the house to reflect their new reality?

When Steph and Cynthia bought their renovated heritage home, they overlooked the unfortunate lack of storage throughout, in favour of pretty finishings and appealing pool. Having two kids, even more toys, and no time to create storage space, their house soon became a cluttered mess. Steph hopes realtor Todd can help his family escape the clutter with a newer, bigger home. Meanwhile, Cynthia believes designer Jillian can bring order to their chaotic house with a simple, functional design.

Seven years after Karen's handy husband promised to renovate their 70s rancher, nothing has changed. Now that their daughter has moved out, Karen wants to trade their boxy bungalow for a more modern house. Can Jillian make Karen stay by creating a more open and inviting home? Or will Todd convince these empty nesters that they'll have more fun entertaining in a house with a better layout?

From outside, Joyce and Steven have a big, beautiful home, but inside, it’s a dysfunctional mess. With a tiny kitchen, an oversized entryway, no storage and a huge undeveloped attic, this home needs some serious layout changes. Steven is done and wants Todd to find them something smaller and more functional. Meanwhile, Joyce believes in her home, and hopes Jillian can make use of all the wasted space with a top-to-bottom redesign.

When Holly and Chester bought his parent’s house eight years ago it was a terrific way to get into the housing market. But now with a new baby and a house that’s rooted firmly in 1970s dysfunction, Chester thinks it’s time to move on. Can Jillian convince Chester to stay by creating the open-concept, modern, functional home of Holly’s dreams? Or will Todd manage to move new mum Holly further into the suburbs by showing her a modern, new home that meets their very limited budget?

When Celine and Kevin bought their 100 year-old, character home, they were university graduates starting a new life together. Now with two kids, the closed-off layout and the busy street outside make this old home a little less charming. But unwilling to part with its unique character and ideal, if busy location, Celine enlists the help of Jillian, and hopes she can convince Kevin to stay with an open-concept redesign. Meanwhile, Kevin believes Todd can find them a modernized, functional home, in their neighbourhood, that has the heritage charm Celine won’t be able to resist.

After having a baby last year, live-in landlords Nick and Christina reclaimed their basement rental suite so they could have more space. But with no interior staircase, their small house still doesn’t suit a single family. Can Jillian convince Nick to stay with an extra special reno that reconnects the separate suites? Or will Todd convince these new parents they’re simply better off buying a new house?

Kavita and Sanjeev love their upscale neighbourhood, but have outgrown their dated home. With two boys in university and only one functioning bathroom, this family desperately needs more space. Kavita wants to move on, and Todd has a tall order to fill. Sanjeev still loves his house – especially the man-cave – and hopes Jillian can transform it into the perfect family home.

Trevor’s dysfunctional heritage house is driving his wife Danielle crazy. Can Jillian convince Danielle to stay in this compartmentalized character house in the city by renovating the scary basement and creating an open concept main floor? Or will Todd prove to Trevor that it's more important to find true happiness for Danielle and the kids in a larger, custom built home on a spectacular lot.

Amie and Mark chose serenity over busy city life two years ago when they bought a mountain home. Nestled in the trees, they see very little sunlight – a detail they weren’t aware of. Amie is tired of living in darkness and enlists the help of Todd; while Mark wants to stay in nature and hopes Jillian will brighten up their family retreat.

Sat hates the layout in his large home, but wife Karen doesn’t want to downsize. Can Jillian convince Sat to stay by creating an open-concept main floor? Or will Todd show Karen she can be happier in a smaller new house?

Professional racecar driver, Michael, agreed to buy their home with a view because Nicola loved it. But all Michael sees are time-consuming renovations his busy schedule won’t accommodate, and he needs Todd to find something move-in-ready, fast. Nicola believes Jillian can solve their problems with an open-concept layout that will stop Michael in his tracks.

When Harvey and Susan bought a charming character house in an exclusive area, Harvey thought it would be their forever home. But now the happy couple is expecting a baby, Susan can’t see how family life fits in a house from the 1930s. Can Jillian persuade Susan to stay by renovating the compartmentalized layout to create more open-concept areas? Or will Todd persuade Harvey it’s time to move with an impressive family home?

Dog lovers, Karin and Bruce enjoy entertaining, but their closed-concept home doesn't allow for it. After 22 years Karin is ready to pack it in and is sure Todd can find something better their exclusive neighbourhood. Bruce isn’t convinced, so he calls on Jillian to transform their boxy home into an entertainer's dream!

Now they’re retired, Rob and Violet want to enjoy the good life but their multi-level townhouse near the beach makes it tough to entertain. Can Jillian convince Violet to stay with a contemporary redesign that creates better sightlines and ample entertaining space? Or will Todd finally persuade Rob an immaculate new condo with impressive outdoor entertaining space is everything they’ll ever need and more?

Shanti and Marcelo's blended family has run out of space! Fed up with cramming six people into four bedrooms, Shanti calls on Todd to find a larger, move-in ready home. But Marcelo isn't ready to throw in the towel on his beloved home or beautiful lakeside community. He needs Jillian to create more space, in hopes of convincing his wife to stay.

Emily and Gary’s house is literally falling apart! A disaster renovation resulting in a legal stop-work order has Gary ready to put this nightmare behind him and he needs Todd to find something move-in ready. But wife Emily can’t let go of the home they bought with her grandfather’s inheritance and calls on Jillian to finally finish their renovation.

When Neena and Jag bought their suburban home in the 1990s, it seemed like the perfect place to raise a young family. But now that they host regular dinners for dozens of nearby relatives, Neena is having second thoughts. Will Jillian convince Neena to love her house again with a major renovation that provides all the entertaining space they need? Or will Todd convince Jag there are happier times ahead in a more spacious family home where they can host their loved ones in style?

It was love at first sight when Josh and Melissa found their cozy cabin in the woods. But three years and one kid later, Melissa’s having second thoughts. Can Jillian convince Melissa to stay by transforming their 100-year-old cabin into a perfectly functional home that could accommodate more kids? Or will Todd convince Josh now is the time to trade their tiny mountain home for a larger house they’ll never outgrow?

When Kelly and Steve bought their first family home, Steve planned on living there for the rest of his life. But now the kids are growing up, wife Kelly thinks they need a bigger, better home. Can Jillian convince Kelly to stay by creating more living space with an open-concept redesign? Or will Todd help Steve overcome his deep-rooted fear of change by finding his family a new forever home?

Nicole and Tony have a love affair with their water view and the unique rock their house is built on — the problem is the house itself. Tired of the cramped rooms and odd layout, Tony is sure Todd can find them a fantastic house with a stunning view. Nicole can’t imagine leaving their hillside home and hopes Jillian can give them the open concept layout of their dreams.

Eleanor and Dave love everything about their backyard, from the pool and hot tub to the trees. But inside their house, it’s another story. Overwhelmed with clutter and a dysfunctional layout, Eleanor calls on Todd to find her a move-in ready house with a pool. But Dave sees the potential amongst all the chaos and hopes Jillian can bring order to their living space with a new open-concept layout.

When Gina and Jeff bought a fixer-upper in a good family neighbourhood 12 years ago, they had big plans to renovate. But more than a decade later, Gina feels it’s a money pit because all they’ve done is repairs. Can Jillian persuade Gina to stay by beautifully finishing their dysfunctional home once and for all? Or will Todd convince Jeff his family is better off buying a more modern, move-in-ready home?

After 22 years, Ted can’t imagine moving from his old family home in the mountains. But wife Barb thinks it’s time for a change now that both their grown daughters plan to live at home while attending university. Can Todd convince Ted that moving to a bigger, better house is in his family’s best interest? Or will Jillian persuade Barb to stay with a renovation that gives everyone their own space?

Una and Christian’s cute character home may look good from afar, but its closed-off layout and severe lack of space is far from good. Tired of their two growing girls fighting for space, Christian calls on Todd to find something larger and move-in-ready. Una sees opportunity amongst the chaos, and hopes Jillian can transform their home into an open-concept sanctuary.

Michele, Brent and their three grown children are fighting for space in their closed-in, dysfunctional home. With their girls constantly bickering over their small bathroom, Brent has had enough and needs Todd to find them a new home with enough space for everyone. Michele is sentimentally attached to the place where she raised her kids and hopes Jillian can transform it into the perfect home where they can create more memories.

Kim and Randy love their beautiful beach community, but have outgrown their modest bungalow. With a daughter in a wheelchair, Kim knows a more spacious home is only half the challenge, so she turns to Todd for help. But Randy isn’t ready to give up on their family home and hopes Jillian can create more space to convince his wife and two girls to stay.

Airline pilot Liza loves her character home's close proximity to the airport, but its cold basement and sectioned-off layout has her husband Shawn at wits' end. Shawn turns to Todd to find them something move-in-ready, in their neighbourhood. But Liza can’t imagine leaving her cute character home and hopes Jillian can warm things up with a new, open-concept layout.

When Stephen bought their boxy bungalow without wife Stephanie’s input, he hoped the scenic mountainside location would make it the perfect family home. But with Stephanie hating the dysfunctional layout, Todd is called on to find something better in their neighbourhood. While Stephen isn't ready to throw in the towel, he needs Jillian to create the open-concept dream home that Stephanie desires.

Derek and his cello playing wife and kids love living close to family, but are divided on what to do with their dysfunctional home. Their dark, closed-off layout frustrates Derek, so he calls on Todd to find an open-concept space – specifically with a great music room. Wife Joanna sees potential in her family home and hopes Jillian can bring some much-needed harmony with a bright, spacious redesign.

Nimira loves her unique character home, with its quirky kitchen in the basement and the funky British pub style family room, but Anastasia is over the upside-down layout and the retro rooms. Hoping to start a family soon, this couple believes the time is right for a change. Can Jillian turn this strange layout into a fun and functional family home that both Nimira and Anastasia can love again? Or can Todd find something more practical and modern, with a side order of funkiness, to convince them to break up with their unusual starter home?

A hillside home with a mountain of problems has Julie and Bernard at their breaking point. Julie isn’t ready to give up on her outdated home in a family-friendly neighbourhood but Bernard thinks they are bursting at the seams. Originally thinking they would be a family of four, they had--what they like to call--a “bonus baby” and that has Bernard on a space quest for his growing family. Can Jillian reconfigure their dysfunctional and outdated home to show Bernard that size isn’t everything? Or can Todd show Julie that it’s all about the space, with a larger, open-concept home her family can grow into?

Lorraine loves her long-time family home that backs onto a park, even though it’s an awkward layout and falling apart. But with the last of their four kids about to move out, Geoff is ready for a fresh start in a new house that doesn’t have him playing handyman every weekend. Can Jillian convince Geoff to stay in his starter home with a beautiful, redesigned main floor and updated kitchen or can Todd come through with that perfect new place to inspire Lorraine to pack up for greener pastures?

Sam and Belinda truly love their upscale neighbourhood and fantastic backyard, but struggle with the problems inside their house. Tired of beat-up bathrooms and a dysfunctional layout, Belinda is sure Todd can find them a move-in ready home with enough space for their sons' vast collection of sporting gear. Sam isn’t ready to let go of his beloved character home and hopes Jillian can bring function with an updated layout.

Penny moved into Chuck’s childhood home over 20 years ago, but has never quite felt settled. A dysfunctional layout without a place for her snoring husband to sleep has Penny desperate, and she hopes Todd can find them the perfect fresh start. Chuck’s roots run so deep that he can’t imagine a life beyond his four walls. He needs Jillian to transform his long-time residence into a space where Penny and their two young girls can finally feel at home.

When they were first married, Rick convinced Donna to buy a house and start a family in his childhood neighbourhood. Fast forward eight years and three kids later and Donna is done with her “starter house” with its seventies décor and poor layout. Now Donna is on the hunt for a bigger, newer house with enough bedrooms for all the kids, and she’s willing to look outside their neighbourhood, but Rick is reluctant to leave his roots and his house behind. Can Jillian take this retro layout and turn their house into their forever home or will Todd dazzle them with a shiny new place with all the bedrooms, bathrooms and big backyard this growing family needs?

Lisa and Chris met in the army, got married and wanted to buy a home in the city to start raising their family. A tough housing market proved challenging and they could only afford a tiny, quirky character house with an odd layout and even odder rooms, like an open-concept bathroom. For artist and entrepreneur Chris, it’s the perfect location, close to work and the thriving art community, and Lisa was happy for a time too, until Mike came along. Lisa re-discovered her childhood passion for riding, with a feisty horse named Mike, but the 45 minute trek each way to ride him each day has her putting pressure on Chris to move to the country so Lisa can be close to both her loves. Can Jillian help them find that lovin’ feeling with more style and function in their city home or will Todd lure them to greener pastures with the perfect home for them and Mike?

Empty-nesters Cindy and Chris love to entertain, but their boxy townhouse is only good for serving up challenges. An awkward kitchen and no proper space for Cindy to do her art has Chris beyond frustrated. Todd is called on to find a home that better suits their lifestyle, and is ready for their retirement. While Cindy can't see the reason to pack up and move, when a few fixes from Jillian will give them exactly what they need.

Alice, Jim and their four adult daughters have outgrown their suburban fixer-upper. Tired of sharing one bathroom with five women, Jim desperately needs Todd to find him a spacious, move-in-ready home. Alice sees potential amidst the chaos and hopes Jillian can give them the perfect family home, so she can stay in her beloved neighborhood.

Stephanie and Darrell love their street, but settled on a less than perfect house. Can Jillian fix a strange layout to keep them on their street of dreams or will Todd find a home with more than location on its side?

When Talia and Travis bought a 100-year-old character home badly in need of some work, they felt optimistic that fixing it up would be a labour of love. But now their thoughts have shifted to a different kind of labour—a new baby on the way to join their toddler Wyatt, and Talia is in full panic mode. How will they function in a chopped up layout with unusable rooms and an outdated kitchen? How will four people cope with only one bathroom in the entire house, not to mention they don’t have a bedroom for the baby. Talia’s answer is to move on, but Travis plans to grow old in his old home. To have any hope of winning, Jillian will have to deliver a stunning transformation because Talia already has one foot out the door. Meanwhile, Todd must find them a perfect house that’s less turn-of-the-century and more turn-key.

Michelle and Mike compromised to get into their dream neighbourhood – even though it meant buying a house that didn’t quite work. After a flood destroyed their basement, Michelle can’t imagine spending another minute in their home. She’s asking Todd to find her something move-in-ready, in their neighbourhood – certainly a tall order. Mike knows that with the help of Jillian, they can turn this nightmare into a dream family home and convince Michelle to stay.

Jessica and Derek thought they had found their forever home until their twin girls arrived. Overwhelmed by toys and not enough bathrooms, Jessica is at wits' end and needs Todd to find her something bigger, immediately. Derek isn’t ready to let go of their once-perfect home, and hopes Jillian can show Jessica just how great it can be with a more functional layout.

When Dawn and Brian were looking for a family home to raise their two boys, they settled on a house in a great neighbourhood, more for what was on the outside than the inside. Charmed by the forested backyard and creek running through the property, Brian made it a labour of love to build a backyard oasis complete with gazebo, fire pit, eating areas and a bridge over the creek. The only problem? The inside of the house was less than stellar. A choppy main floor, small kitchen and no shower in the ensuite were just the start of Dawn’s complaints. Now she has a beautiful backyard and no suitable access to it for entertaining. With the kitchen upstairs, it’s a treacherous descent to the backyard on the narrow outdoor stairs or a trip through their grungy basement mudroom — not exactly where you want to take guests. Can Jillian reconfigure and update this house to make it Dawn and Brian’s dream or can Todd find them greener pastures on the other side of the creek?

Chris was elated to buy his childhood home from his parents, but Stephanie feels like she’s stuck in a time warp. Can Jillian renovate this money pit on a super-tight budget, or will Todd lure Chris away with a fantastic new home?

Cancer survivor David, his wife Jane and their two kids love life on the west coast, but not their house. Can Jillian transform an aging character home? Or will Todd treat this family to a move-in-ready place, close to nature?

Heather and Dan have too much space. Can Jillian bring purpose to every square inch and keep Dan from leaving? Or will Todd convince Heather to move with a turnkey home, closer to the city?

Film Caterer Davey has high hopes for his dream kitchen, but Ellie is hopeful they’ll find it closer to downtown. Can Jillian win Ellie over with a stunning redesign, or will Todd score big with a hip high-rise retreat?

Restaurant owners, Mary and Calvin love living within walking distance to work but their house is a dysfunctional mess. Can Todd find them something calm and contemporary, close by? Or will Jillian’s big-time transformation order up...

When they first bought their fixer-upper, Jeanine had high hopes for Norman’s reno ambitions. Ten years and four kids later, she’s had it. Can Jillian wow her with a redesign? Or will realtor Todd amaze Norman with a new home?

Brandy is fed up with feeling like a barrier in her own home. Can Jillian keep her from leaving with a wheelchair-accessible redesign? Or will Todd find a move-in-ready rancher to convince Aaron to move on?

Jennifer and Robert's home has an idyllic setting, but they overlooked a shower that is way too open-concept and an indoor hot tub that is washed up. Can Jillian rework a bizarre layout before Todd inspires a move?

Eva and Chris never planned on living in their dysfunctional East side home forever. Can Todd find a turnkey home on the coveted West side and convince Chris to move? Or will Jillian’s re-design persuade Eva to stay?

Christine and Chris’s gorgeous heritage home is situated in one of the country’s swankiest neighbourhoods, but looks can be deceiving! Can designer Jillian salvage this money pit or will Todd lure them away with modern luxury?

Nancy and Lucky bought the ideal home for their family of four – but then little Avery came along, and now they’re a bedroom short. Can Jillian squeeze in the space they need or will Todd find them the perfect fit elsewhere?

Sally, Ed and their twin girls are tired of living on top of each other. Can Todd find a larger, turnkey home in their desired mountain community? Or will Jillian create a compelling reason to stay with a remarkable reno?

Online entrepreneurs Stephanie and Nick juggle home-based businesses and two children in a tiny, dated home. Can Jillian sway Nick with a design overhaul or will Todd pry Stephanie from her life-long neighbourhood?

For Sport Physician Teri, his wife Kim and their two children, ‘location, location, location’ couldn’t be truer. Their small, dated house in the heart of the city has very little going for it except its address and a short commute to work for Teri. He thinks with the right touch and a healthy reno budget their house could be a home Kim could love, without sacrificing their neighborhood and all the city has to offer, but is their house too far gone for even Jillian Harris to rescue? Realtor Todd isn’t off the hook either. Teri insists on looking at houses close to their neighborhood, but spacious houses in their area with the big backyard Kim craves are few and far between. She longs to return to her childhood stomping grounds just outside the city and closer to nature. How far will Todd have to go to find them the perfect fit?

Linda, Chris and their two athletic, teenage daughters are constantly competing for space in their dark and dreary, outdated lakeside home. Linda is at her wits' end with her chopped-up floor plan and dysfunctional space and hopes Todd can deliver a spacious, turnkey house without sacrificing the neighborhood she’s come to love. Chris has not given up on their less-than-perfect home and needs Jillian to redesign it back to life to give them that open-concept, bright and airy feel that Linda wants so much.

An awkward, dated house on a shaky foundation was all Elana and Brian could afford when they bought in an up-and-coming area of the city. Now, a real estate boom and huge increase in their property value has Elana seeing dollar signs and dreaming of new home bliss. One problem: Brian is in love with their now trendy neighborhood and its proximity to his work. He’s convinced the house has the right bones for a massive re-design and all Jillian has to do is reno pretty much every room without breaking the budget—no small feat! Elana is a risk taker and if they gambled on a new neighborhood before, they might just do it again if Todd can hit the jackpot with the perfect house.

Aleksandra and Vincent thought they had found the perfect starter home when they bought a split-level, 4 bedroom house in a family-friendly neighbourhood. Fast forward ten years and two kids later and now Aleksandra wants a whole new start. Exhausted from her brutal, hour-long commute to work, and frustrated with the dated kitchen, chopped up layout, and dysfunctional bathroom, she’s hoping for a real estate miracle and thinks Todd is just the person to deliver. Vincent is sure that their location is perfect, they just need to make their house a home, with some much-needed help from Jillian. Will Jill’s re-design have Aleksandra thinking twice or will Todd get Vincent to hit the road for the perfect house in a more convenient location?

Brenda and Marcos moved out west in search of open spaces and ocean views. Four years later they find themselves in an impractical house nowhere near the water, buried under building materials from half-finished renovations that handyman Marcos just can’t complete. Frustrated because there’s no room for guests and no space to call her own, Brenda wants Todd to find them a home near the water with no projects to be done. Marcos thinks Jillian can transform their “work-in-progress” house into a home Brenda will love. Can Jillian rise to the challenge or will Todd open the door to a new Oceanside home and their long awaited West Coast dream?

Sherri and Jeff are looking for the fast track to the slow life with retirement on the horizon but they can’t agree on the right time to make the move. Sherri loves her home and hopes an interior overhaul will keep them firmly parked there for another 5 to 10 years. Jeff sees things differently. He wants to sell while the market is red hot, move out of the bustle of the city and put some money in his pocket and some time on his hands to restore his classic car. Jillian hopes her cozy re-designs for Sherri will be enough to put the brakes on Jeff’s plan to get on with retirement. Todd’s search for the right space in the right place isn’t as easy as it seems and Sherri and Jeff wonder if their dream house even exists.

Odd angles and a bad layout give Mark a case of buyer’s remorse, but Katie loves their area and pool. Todd’s challenge? Find an epic basement in an upscale home while Jillian faces water issues that could dry up her reno budget.

Alison and Frank are empty nesters who want more time for leisure and less time spent managing their large oceanfront property. Frank admits it’s a bit of a burden, but he doesn’t want to leave the family home. After 25 years of maintaining such a huge house, Alison wants a home that’s just for her and Frank, where they will spend less time working and more time having fun. While Jillian can’t make their 5000 square foot home any smaller or anticipate what she might find behind those old walls, she can make it more elegant and efficient to convince Alison there’s no place like home, while Todd goes to great lengths--and heights--to show Frank the upside to downsizing with a brand new home.

With baby number four due any day, Laila and Dan challenge Jillian with a tight budget, a tighter deadline and a huge reno on a tiny, old house. Todd’s mandate is to find space galore, but his cool, modern homes may leave Laila cold.

Newlywed Shar loves her husband, Dave, but not his house. It's got an old, rundown kitchen and hideous en suite, and it's making her blue.

After living away for ten years, Kelly and Gene don’t recognize their neglected home. Jillian thinks an amazing kitchen and spa-like bathroom will do the trick, but Todd tempts with a downsized home and simpler lifestyle.

Stay-at-home Dad Neil has one foot out the door of his impractical house. Sick of no storage and fighting over one bathroom, he wants space. Can Jillian put Neil at ease or will Todd give Randi big reasons to leave her tiny home?

Gail and Mike built their home from the ground up, but now it’s beaten down. Sick of dated rooms and a show-all shower, Gail wants Todd to find a grown-up house. Can Jillian work wonders so sentimental Mike can keep Gail at home?

Angie and Shawn are over their tiny, one shower, no storage home. Jillian must work her open-concept magic and fix the shower crisis to get them to stay, while Todd tries to win the space race with big homes and stunning acreages.

Noelle and Kong want a green home to go with their values, but their dated, oddly laid out house has Noelle seeing red. Todd finds a unique option, but is it too outside the box? While Jill is challenged to blend function, beauty and energy-efficiency.

Jillian has issues marrying new with old in Charmaine and Cam’s aging heritage house, while Todd finds nothing charming about the search for a lakeside character home. A big twist has Charmaine and Cam choosing the perfect fit.

A car accident injury leaves Becca & Cory coping with their home's accessibility issues. Can Jillian fix the function of the space and make it their forever home, or will Todd find them a rancher with a view to inspire a move?

It’s space vs. waste at Samia and Darren’s large, but lacklustre home. Darren thinks a Jillian re-vamp will fix their bad layout and 70’s inspired interior while Samia hopes Todd finds a house that’s less funky and more functional.

Newlyweds Kristin and Bryce are split over their house. Kristin hopes Jillian’s open-concept magic will make it their dream home while Bryce wants Todd to find a bigger house on a safer street with room to grow.

Marc is done with all the DIY projects in his family’s cramped fixer-upper, while Lisa loves the location and sees its potential. Jillian creates a storage-lover’s dream, while Todd tempts them to move with a park-like property.

Jamie and Jarrett love their yard and pool, but the list ends there for Jarrett. He wants Todd to find them more space with better function, but Jamie says all they need is Jillian to transform their bad layout and awful bathrooms.

Mel wants a turnkey house closer to the city, but Geoff is firmly rooted in their suburban home. Can Todd find a “right-sized” place to lure Geoff into town or will Jillian win them back with a dreamy open-concept living space?

Danielle loves their less than perfect family property, but Spencer wants a new home with a better layout and more room. Can Jillian make this tight space more functional to keep them at home or will Todd prove bigger is better?

Joel loves having a big yard and his own man-cave, but Danielle has had it with the house’s dark, choppy layout and mechanical issues. Can Jill fix a long list of issues or will Todd find a home that outshines their flawed space?

Tired of their tiny kitchen and choppy layout, Kris wants Todd to find them a bigger home that offers the functionality her growing family needs, while Pete feels that Jillian can update and repurpose their home to win back Kris.

Julia and Brett were eager to start a family, but their first order of business was to find themselves a home! Armed with fond memories, Brett convinced Julia to look in his old neighbourhood. Anxious to get into the market quickly, it seemed like an affordable area in the suburbs.

Jennifer feels her family of five has outgrown their city home, but Donna thinks their urban oasis is a rare find. Can Todd give them modern space galore or will Jillian re-work an impractical layout to give them room to grow?

Dan loves his home’s stunning lake view, but Linda is tired of battling its dysfunctional interior. Todd must find a modern home with a big kitchen, while Jill needs to create an open concept and hope Linda keeps an open mind!

Halyna and Peter’s tiny home poses big problems for Jill as she struggles to maximize function in a tight space. Meanwhile Todd searches for a property that will be the perfect size for this couple to grow into.

With a baby due, Penny is stressed about her growing family cramming into their chaotic, dysfunctional home. Todd must find them a tranquil yet practical space, while Jill needs to fix Robert’s DIY work and improve the layout.

A seaside home with a tiny kitchen and no storage has Brooke feeling like a sardine in a can, but Nick loves the yard and proximity to the beach. Can Jill maximize their space, or will Todd reel them in with a new, spacious oasis?

Lisa loves her big home with a great view, but the unfinished basement is overwhelming for Chad. He wants Todd to find them a project-free home, but Lisa thinks Jill can turn their downstairs blank slate into a masterpiece.

Empty-nester Monique has had it with her starter home and wants Todd to find a modern, open-concept house for entertaining, but Mike wants to stay and thinks Jillian can reconfigure the layout to better suit their new lifestyle.