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The Snows nab a vintage 80-foot passenger train car from a scrapyard and transform the empty shell into a cozy home with original character. Randy grabs a box house addition that someone offered him $500 to haul away and turns it into a tiny house on wheels.
The Snow Sisters come to the aid of a Houston family whose home was ravaged by a hurricane and promise to get them back in their home in two weeks. Casey and Catrina create a modern treehouse with a specific buyer in mind.
Casey and Catrina buy a house that's in bad shape, and they have to knock it down and start over; Randy wins a house at auction that he later finds out is riddled with problems including major termite damage.
Randy wins a huge house at auction and enlists Casey's help to turn it into a bed and breakfast; Randy also plans to update another house by creating a master bath with a large walk-in closet, all while giving a nod to the home's 1970s style.
The Snow Sisters renovate a house with a special family history and keep true to the period in which it was built; a small, 300-square-foot building becomes a cozy writer's retreat with a compact kitchen and completely renovated bathroom.
Deception scores Toni a cheap house; one house has a buckling wall and serious structural issues; Cody literally flips a house by making the former entryway into the rear of the home and vice versa.
In Texas, when many people move house, they literally move the house with a truck.
A quaint stone-clad house with a small addition in Lake Worth, Texas; a two-bedroom 1960s era house in need of a significant renovation on Huron Trail in Lake Worth, Texas.
A charming historic home on Main Street in Haslet, Texas; an attractive ranch is up for auction that appeals to all of the movers, but especially Randy.
Randy wins an old schoolhouse in Lake Worth for next to nothing, but discovers it is just an empty room with no bathroom or kitchen facilities.
Casey refuses to move a house that is in tough shape; Randy wins a sweet little house that contains a surprise inside.
The Snow sisters score a little cottage; Randy snags a little box house addition.
Cody and Suzi Slay win a house that has great potential, but the post-auction tour reveals the house was in the middle of being renovated.
The Snow sisters win a home that has been vacant for ages and are elated to find the interior is in excellent condition; Cody and Suzi take on a portable school building.
Cody drops a bid for a tiny backyard barn but getting it to the renovation lot takes a radical house move. Randy wins a weird square building with prison-size windows and he has ideas for an open-plan, loft-style remodel
Randy finds a great house at an auction, but is hesitant to spend more money to update it, leaving Travis to convince him otherwise. Elsewhere, Toni grabs a small tin grain silo, much to Donna's chagrin.
The Snow sisters discover their new purchase has been partially gutted and needs a bit of work to reconfigure the interior floor plan. On top of other issues, the Master Suite is currently accessed only through another bedroom. Their solution is to create a hallway through a back bedroom and use the remainder of the space as a laundry room. When they find an old piano in the house, they are inspired to create a country melody design theme.
The Snow sisters and the Slays each score identical duplex homes at auction. They go head to head to see who can get more creative with their makeover and make the most money on the flip. The Snows combine both living spaces into one 4-bedroom home with an open kitchen and great room and then add a front porch for curb appeal. Cody and Suzi plan to out-do the sisters when they combine both living spaces into a 3 bedroom home with a luxurious master bathroom and walk-in closet. When Cody sees the sister's porch, he sets out to top it with one that is even bigger.
Cody and Suzi are on their way to an auction when Cody impulsively buys a houseboat. They decide to turn it into 'The Ultimate Texas Party Boat' by overhauling the living quarters and plastering a giant Texas flag on the exterior. Randy wins a building at auction that looks like it had been used as a roadside fruit stand but he discovers it has no bedroom or bathroom. He decides to go with a rustic-look 'Bayou Shack' and turns it into a laid-back vacation cottage complete with a horse trough bathtub, car seat porch swing, and full outdoor BBQ kitchen.
Donna and Toni buy a duplex in a neighborhood that is being completely redeveloped. They decide the house will sell best if they turn it into a single-family home. Their design inspiration is a whimsical bird theme because the house originally came from Bird Street, but the renovation hits a snag when they discover extensive termite damage during the demolition phase.
The Snows get a steal on a small 300 sq. ft. building, but discover that it was used as an office for a riding arena and has no kitchen. They turn it into a cozy writer's retreat with a compact kitchen and completely renovated bathroom. Meanwhile, the Young Guns win a burned out house for a dollar because no one else wants it. But Cousin Casey won't move it and Cody enlists Randy to do the job for half the profits. The Young Guns use some clever cost saving tricks to take this horror house with no functioning kitchen nor bathroom and transform it into a cute little cottage.
Cody and Suzi decide to share duties redesigning a duplex when he takes one side and she takes on the other. All is going well until they find extensive rot and termite damage on Cody's side. When the other movers hear of the Young Gun's predicament, they all lend a hand. Unfortunately, when Cody tries to demolish the rotted half of the house, it all comes crashing down and the Young Guns end up with a one bed, one bath bungalow.
The Young Guns win a 40 foot metal shipping container and decide to make it into a sporting lodge that can accommodate an ATV and is decked out in camouflage design. Meanwhile, Donna and Toni build a playhouse that they will auction off and donate the money to a children's charity.
The Snows take on a large house that must be cut in half before it can be moved. When only one half arrives at the renovation lot because of bad weather, the sister decide to divide and conquer with Donna working on one half and Toni taking on the other that was left behind. They agree on a 'color house' design theme of using dramatic colors in every room. Once the house is put back together, they both pitch in to turn the former attached garage into a spectacular new master suite.
Randy discovers that his new house is straight out of the 1970's on the inside with a faux fireplace, vaulted beam ceiling and wall-to-wall knotty pine. The master suite resembles a hotel room with separate toilet and sink areas. Randy's plan is to update it throughout and create a master bath with a large walk-in closet all while giving a nod to the 70's style. When the Snows get outbid at another auction, they still have an ace up their sleeves. The Sisters decide to use a pool house that had come with another house they had won and to turn the 245 SF shell on a slab with no plumbing into a cute cottage complete with kitchen, bathroom, and living space. They finish it off with an adorable porch with natural cedar posts and railings.
The Snow Sisters win a termite damaged three bedroom house that is almost entirely covered with dated faux wood paneling. The dark and dingy old house gets a total transformation that includes a new kitchen and updated bathrooms and bedrooms. The sisters settle on a rustic western design theme that's perfect for a true Texas home.
Randy gets a bargain on a vintage 31 foot 1972 Airstream travel trailer. It's not exactly a house, but Randy knows that there is a good market for these once they've been renovated. The exterior has some large dents and even a bullet hole and refurbishing it turns out to be a major headache. On the inside, he decides to go with a combination of retro design with modern functionality. Cody scores a large house, but has to knock it down when he can't get anyone to move it. All is not lost when he takes a small shed from the back yard and uses it to make an adorable tiny house on wheels that is completely portable.
The Young Guns score a house that used to be a church, then they're called out of town, and cousin Casey takes over; Donna and Toni transform a one-room service building into a cottage retreat.
The sisters tackle their dad's childhood home.
Casey lands a neglected house that must be cut in two to be moved, but a Twister nearly destroys one of the halves.
The Lone Wolf wins a house that has major problems and the Young Guns grab a small service building and create a studio suite.
The sisters score a rough looking house that needs to be cut apart to be moved.
Identical houses are rebuilt by the Snows and the Lone Wolf and pitched to a buyer who's looking to add to a guest ranch.
Donna and Toni buy four containers to renovate into houses and hear from two perspective buyers.
Randy encounters water damage and black mold and Casey tackles a worn-down lakeside home.
Randy thinks he got a steal on a house with a stucco exterior, until he finds water damage and black mold inside. When Casey is left to turn around a shabby lakeside home by himself, he decides to hire a new hand
The sisters buy a house that sits right next door to one that the Lone Wolf snatches up. With the house rental market heating up, they both decide to tailor their flips to that clientele.
The Lone Wolf decides to turn a house into the ideal home for empty nesters, but he needs the help of the Snow sisters to make it happen.
A cabin appears to be in good condition but turns into a headache for the Lone Wolf; the Snows turn an office back into a home.
The Snows nab a vintage 80-foot-long passenger train car from a nearby city. They can't wait to save this piece of history from the scrapyard by transforming it into a cozy home, but the challenge will be turning this empty shell into a one-bedroom, one-bath home while maintaining its original character.
When Donna and Toni score two houses from the same lot, they're ready to make some major profit, but after looking at the scope of work for both houses, they realize this might be a two-team job. To solve the problem, the sisters call their friends Jordan and Michelle Olgletree to help with the remodels. The Snows tackle the fishing cabin while the Olgletrees take on the two-bedroom house with no hallway.
Casey and Catrina win a home with lots of charm and curb appeal, but once they look inside, they find it has been completely gutted. They must design a floor plan that will bring the interior appeal up to that of the cute exterior. Across town, Randy wins a large two-bedroom house at auction and has a catastrophe of his own.
The team face a big challenge in a utility structure with no interior walls and a slab floor, complicating their plan to create a bunkhouse.
The ladies score an old train car and transform it into a studio while Randy bites off more than he can chew with a large ranch home inflicted with termite damage.
Casey and Catrina score a 3 bed, 2 bath house, but realize they must cut half of it off in order to move it. When they lose half their square footage before they start, Casey and Catrina must figure out how to still make it profitable. Meanwhile, the Snow Sisters get a large house with a couple of bonus rooms, and the extra space allows the ladies to get creative with their family-friendly design plan.
Randy is approached by a potential buyer looking for a coastal-themed vacation home, but the renovation isn't smooth sailing. Donna and Toni evict a critter in their ranch home and hope their remodel will attract better tenants.
It's a family affair when two houses go up for auction on the same street. Donna and Toni win one auction, while their nieces, Gary's girls, win the second home. While both houses are roughly the same size, the two teams approach them in drastically different ways.
Casey and Catrina score big on a house that is practically new. The problem is, someone previously bought it, tried to finish out the interior and failed. Now they're faced with the task of correcting the botched job and creating a home that will appeal to a buyer that Casey already has on the line.
Casey and Catrina combine two shipping containers to create a one bedroom house with an outdoor courtyard area. During the build, Gary's Girls approach Casey with an offer to sell him their container house after their previous sale fell through. Casey and Catrina decide to combine the two houses to make the ultimate container home.
Disaster strikes Randy and Casey's investment on an old mobile home. Meanwhile, the Snow sisters come up with an eco-friendly design for their house that they hope will put some extra green in their pockets.
An arched entryway in the Girls' new home inspires them to create a Mediterranean theme for the remodel. Casey and Catrina win two very small barns in a two-for-one auction and plan to combine them into one large living space in order to maximize profit.
Randy wins a large home with very big bedrooms, but there's no defined living room and it has a fairly small kitchen and dining room. He must create a floor plan that will open up the space for a communal living area while maintaining bedroom space for maximum profitability.
In the Season 5 premiere, Randy lands a house inflicted with termite damage and a lack of bathrooms, but Lone Wolf unearths some positives that make the project worthwhile.
The sisters land a large home that needs to be modernized and Casey and Catrina use a contemporary theme to spice up their build.
Gary's girls score big and win a 27-foot grain bin and immediately begin planning their renovation. Also: Randy misses a crucial deadline that makes a seemingly perfect flip go wrong.
Gary's Girls win big at a unique auction selling a 27-foot grain bin. Meanwhile, Randy scores an almost pristine-condition home but misses an important deadline, turning the flip into a flop.
Casey and Catrina tackle a large home that needs to be moved in two separate trips while Gary's Girls dive too quickly into a new purchase.
A mail-order house is rebuilt with an open design plan. Elsewhere: a grand colonial design is used by Randy to revamp a home that was already being renovated.
A bunkhouse design is built with help from Gary.
A duplex gets revamped and combined into one cohesive floor plan.
A roach infestation surfaces after Donna Toni score a red and green "Christmas Tree" house. Elsewhere: Randy scores a cabin in the woods.
The ladies score a farmhouse with an extra room upstairs and they design a chalet-style home to get thye most out of the square footage.
A house with a bad layout and obnoxious paint gets revamped into a serene and relaxing space.
In the Season 6 premiere, the team visit an auction four hours away and the Snow sisters score a moldy house while Randy gets a house that's been stripped completely bare inside. Later: they switch houses to see who got the better deal.
Casey and Catrina reimagine a dated brick house by focusing on the kitchen and bathrooms and adding upscale features, including unique tubs, showers and sinks.
The Snows take a small, bare bones house and turn it into an airy home with custom built-ins. Also: Gary's Girls create a charming home using tile both inside and out.
The Snows renovate a fairly large house and focus on making the kitchen area custom and unique, while Casey and Catrina create a contemporary home with a true galley kitchen.
Paige and her husband Raf share a house they bought at an auction with Casey and Catrina, who have a specific buyer in mind. They put the house high up in the trees on their buyer's plot of land, while Paige and Raf combine their different styles to create one modern house.
Donna and Toni are contacted by an old friend who is looking for a house to buy. Their surprise buyer requests a sleek industrial look -- just the opposite of what they expected. Even so, the sisters deliver a house that far exceeds his expectations.
Gary's Girls turn a bare-bones barn into a two-story house with special installation requests from the buyer including a unique elevator.
Catrina plans on turning a duplex into a single-family home, but Casey surprises her with twin buyers who want to keep the home as a duplex.
Paige and Raf flip a house that gets a brand-new roof and a specific design style; inspired by Raf's Boston roots, Paige designs a house with an East Coast aesthetic.
Inspired by its features, Gary's Girls use a charm-saving design to revive an old craftsman-style home. Then, the Snows get knee-deep in knotty pine and hope to reuse as much as possible while keeping their home's country charm.
Randy wins a huge house at auction and brings Casey in to help turn it into a bed and breakfast-style home at the request of a potential buyer. To create a unique experience for each guest, he plans different features and designs for each room.
Casey and Catrina don't see eye to eye on some of the design elements but eventually end up with a stunning family home complete with custom touches.
The Snow sisters add two new bathrooms on a budget.
Casey and Catrina stick to the original floor plan of a house with very minor structural changes. During their project, they salvage as much as they can to save money and preserve the character of the house. Meanwhile, Paige and Raf focus on making the kitchen a standout feature in their home after striking shiplap gold.
Randy breathes new life into an old craftsman by adding a sauna in the bathroom and a galley kitchen. Meanwhile, Casey and Catrina give their house an art deco style with a Texas twist after termite damage forces a floor plan change.
Gary and Jerry put a shed on a trailer, turning it into a traveler's paradise with custom built-ins and retractable decks; Gary's Girls go big with upscale finishes and design features, spending more money than they intended.
Paige and Raf design a house for friends with a passion for fitness; their plan for the house includes a fitness room, two stunning bathrooms and colors picked out by Random Raf.
Randy puts the fun in functional by converting an old garage into a gorgeous game room complete with a custom bathroom; Gary's Girls create a family-friendly home with space-saving elements.
The Snow sisters create a stunning space for a buyer who needs specific accommodations; Gary and Jerry's build takes inspiration from Alys Beach, Fla., with a little added Texas flair.
Paige and Raf win a small structure at auction and turn it into a lakeside cabin complete with an upper deck and other fun features.
The Snow sisters land an old school bus from their dad. For the flip, they draw inspiration from his old travel bus and turn this one into a small yet functional travel wagon for a local aspiring musician.
Casey and Catrina win a gutted house and turn it into a functional family home featuring a stunning kitchen with a walk-in pantry and decorative dormers on the outside.
Gary's Girls brighten the interior of their cozy starter home by using wall-to-wall kitchen windows and a large cased opening. Meanwhile, Casey and Catrina design a modern, rustic villa complete with an ornate, columned porch and a contemporary concrete-looking countertop.
Paige and Raf start with an abandoned grain silo and turn it on its side for the basis of their indoor/outdoor living space. Paige then finds a small structure at an auction to complete their unique sideways design.
The Snow Sisters and Gary's Girls eye linked houses, taking half each; the Snow Sisters turn their half into a retreat-style home with a built-in banquette; with their half, Gary's Girls create a cozy cottage feel with a dose of upscale flair.
Casey and Catrina pull inspiration from southwestern style when they use stucco, arches and plenty of red and turquoise on their home; the Snow sisters learn how to keep an elegant secret when they find a hidden room that can serve as anything.
Randy takes over the renovation of a house that his client left.
Randy wins a huge, four-bedroom duplex at auction and splits it with fellow flippers, Gary and Jerry. Each team comes up with a unique style for their portion.
Gary's Girls win a large home at auction that was previously used as an office space. They plan to convert it back into a family home, complete with unique features like a turret-style roof and bump-outs to add curb appeal.
The Snow sisters breathe new life into a ranch by eliminating its architectural issues; this home gets a contemporary living area, a feature wall and a laundry chute in the master bathroom, making this home irresistible to the sisters' private buyer.
Jerry inspires Gary to create a unique baker's kitchen featuring an open pantry and special shelving for pie cooling. Paige and Raf gets inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, detailing everything from molding to chair rails.
Gary's girls visit an airplane junkyard and end up buying two old passenger jets.
Gary gets two houses that came as a package deal, so he offers one to his girls and the other to Casey and Catrina; and Gary and Casey bet each other a steak dinner that their team will make a bigger profit.
Donna purchases a two-story home while Toni is on vacation and brother Gary helps Donna get the project started. When Toni returns, she and Donna get to work infusing a Southern Colonial style into the home with the use of columns, trim and lots of molding.
When the Snows and Gary's Girls both have their eyes on a set of linked houses, no one wants to lose, so they decide to each take half. The Snow Sisters have the hill country in mind when they turn their half into a retreat-style home fit for hosting guests. With their half, Gary's Girls create a cozy cottage with upscale flair like a grand staircase out front.
Gary's Girls pick up an abandoned house that's ready to move and decide to tailor it for a "fashionista;" they add stylish accents including a custom-made chandelier and a massive walk-in closet; the finished home is clean and bright.
Catrina wins a house while Casey is out on a moving job; once they see the disastrous interior, they disagree on the home's potential; Casey and Catrina give the home a fresh look and add an eat-in curved kitchen island.
Paige and Raf add a sleek partition and striped ceilings to make their small space feel larger, and Casey and Catrina include a secret music room in their modern layout.
Season 9, Episode 12 Gary's Girls' Mountain Lodge vs. Snow Sisters' Family Abode Gary's Girls transform a frumpy dump of a house into a mountain lodge fit the Rockies, while the Snow sisters roll up their sleeves to create a family-friendly home out of a trashed house.
Gary and Jerry design for the high-end look with a project that oozes elegance. Texture is king with a tufted dining nook and a single-piece glass backsplash.
Randy finds a ranch-style home that's in pretty bad shape, and he uses a lot of wood materials to restore it. Meanwhile, Casey and Catrina design a quirky, chic bungalow with a young professional couple in mind.
Gary's Girls strip a lakeside house down and build two tiny houses with the help of their husbands. The ladies come up with an innovative build that has a modern farmhouse design while the guys create a tiny lodge.
Paige and Raf win a house at auction, but only half of it will move. Their plan is to add enough square footage to turn it into a suburban family dream home, featuring a large dine-in banquette, plenty of bookshelves and a study space.
The Snow sisters have their work cut out for them after losing a major portion of their house during its move; once they get down to business, Donna and Toni decide to give their home a gothic theme with beautiful windows and woodwork.
Randy wins big at auction, but Paige and Raf hit a snag when they're informed they won't be able to move their house; they set out for more auctions; Randy gets busy with his large renovation, adding a country spin to create a family home.
Casey and Catrina create a spacious home with wood elements and a cook's kitchen; the Hayhurst brothers go for a different style with an atomic ranch feel; they create a large living and kitchen area perfect for gatherings.
Randy and his assistant, Steven, change the layout of their house and use cedar throughout to create an elegant, rustic feel; Donna sees potential in a decrepit house, and the sisters turn it into a beautiful and spacious family home.
The Snow sisters battle Randy at auction to win a gem of a house, but after moving the house, they realize they don't need a section of it and sell it to him. Donna and Toni make room for the finer things like a large open kitchen and a wine rack with a hidden door behind it, while Randy creates a rustic getaway with modern conveniences.
HD Snow calls on his family to renovate a couple of storage houses he has on his moving yard. Donna and Toni take one house while Gary's Girls take the other as the friendly family competition begins. Drawing inspiration from old items found inside, both teams make plans to reuse some of the homes' existing contents in their respective rebuilds.
After moving a house in two parts, the Hayhurst Brothers decide to renovate the larger portion themselves while Casey and Catrina tackle the smaller section as a guesthouse. Casey is excited to start the renovation but problems arise when a Texas storm blows their house down just as their project begins.
Gary's Girls win a house at auction, but the land where they want to set up already has a small building on it that will have to be moved or renovated; with the help of Randy Martin, the sisters find the perfect solution for the small house.
Gary and Jerry win a large house at auction but must split the house in half in order to take it on the road; as they renovate the larger house, they enlist Gary's Girls to help renovate the smaller piece as a mother-in-law suite.
Paige and Raf win a home that was once a government office; they will turn the building into a large family home with lots of square footage; the Snows win a good-sized home, but they find out that all of the add-ons are going to be a big problem.
After winning a modest home at auction, Paige and Raf team up with Casey and Catrina who recently acquired a lake house; the two teams come up with a combination and style that any home buyer would love.
Casey and Catrina buy a two-story home that's cute on the outside but gutted on the inside; they discover that the second story needs to be removed before the house can be moved, so they partner with the Snow sisters, who own a small structure.
Paige and Raf convince the Hayhurst brothers to bring one of their smaller houses to create a guesthouse on the back side of their property; Paige and Raf stick to a contemporary-style build, while the brothers go Southern with a shotgun-style home.
The Snow Sisters win a large brick home at auction; Toni convinces Donna it will be worth the high bid; they get to work accenting the house with several rustic ranch vibes and create a floor plan that will function well for a large family.
The Hayhurst brothers win a house at auction, but after the move, unseen rot under the house leaves them with only half of it; the brothers decide to make a deal with Randy to team up to create designs that complement each other.
After cutting their house in half, the Snow Sisters get creative putting it back together, and they decide to add on in the middle of the two structures; they turn the home into the perfect country getaway for a family.
The Hayhurst brothers win an old church building at auction; they're delighted to find that the structure can be moved to their nearby land with the tall roof intact, which opens up a world of possibilities for the renovation.
Casey and Catrina win a gem of a house at auction, but they need a back house to make their lot complete and increase the total square footage; Catrina asks Randy to team up on the property since he has a little house that will work perfectly.
After cutting their house in half, the Snow Sisters get creative putting it back together, and they decide to add on in the middle of the two structures; they turn the home into the perfect country getaway for a family.
The Hayhurst brothers win an old church building at auction; they're delighted to find that the structure can be moved to their nearby land with the tall roof intact, which opens up a world of possibilities for the renovation.
Casey and Catrina win a gem of a house at auction, but they need a back house to make their lot complete and increase the total square footage; Catrina asks Randy to team up on the property since he has a little house that will work perfectly.
Catrina gets a bargain on a couple of houses from a house mover and plans to make one of them into the main house and the other into a guest house; she invites Gary's Girls to work with her and Casey to create a cohesive rustic design for both.
The Snow Sisters win a cute, three-bed, one-bath home at an auction in Fort Worth, Texas; at another auction, Randy injures his leg after winning a small garage-like structure.
The Hayhurst Brothers travel two hours from home to snag a house at auction; the move will be long and costly, so they build a large add-on and use the original knotty pine for unique design features throughout the house.
Gary's Girls win an adorable farmhouse that needs to be cut in half before it's moved; after asking Donna and Toni if they have a home to add to the property, the group creates a clean and sleek design that results in a functional family property.
Donna and Toni win a two-bedroom, one-bathroom home at auction they plan to turn into a craftsman-inspired bungalow; pleased with their purchase, the sisters start the renovation with a large addition and pull out all the stops to get what they want.
Casey and Catrina score a small house at auction and discover loads of trash inside; after cleaning up the mess, they're able to reconfigure the three-bed, two-bath home into a spacious and functional cottage.
Gary's Girls add more than 700 square feet to a house, adding design features that include gables, vaulted ceilings and transom windows; they tie everything together by incorporating a large brick fireplace in the living area.
Casey and Catrina decide that two houses they won at auction will work nicely together on a piece of land; they enlist the Hayhurst Brothers to renovate one of the two houses, and they work together to create a design that will complement each other.
Gary's Girls win a brick-clad home at auction and decide to salvage some of the bricks to reuse in their rebuild; their father, Gary Snow, surprises them with an assortment of lumber they can use for the renovation.
Paige and Raf win a house at auction, but only half of it will move. Their plan is to add enough square footage to turn it into a suburban family dream home, featuring a large dine-in banquette, plenty of bookshelves and a study space.
Donna and Toni win a large home with pre-existing shiplap and plan to add over 500-square-feet to make it more appealing for a family; unfortunately, the sisters discover it is in such bad shape that it makes more sense to demolish it and start over.
A member of the Texas Tenors contacts Donna and Toni to see if his home is worth renovating; the group joins the sisters to pitch in on the renovation projects; the result is a large addition for the master suite and a functional layout.
Donna and Toni win a small cottage at auction and ask the Hayhurst Brothers for some cedar to create a sophisticated ranch home. The sisters give it an elegant, country design style and try to create an impressive landscape design to go along with the interior.
The Hayhurst Brothers win a large maze of a home at an auction in Kennedale, Texas; it has to be cut up for the move, so the guys lose part of the house and most of the roof, but they make up for it by building a large addition.
Paige and Melinda win a small two-bedroom, one-bathroom home; they double the square footage, create a large living and kitchen space complete with a wall of windows and add flair throughout the rest of the house with custom builds and airy colors.
Donna and Toni win a large home with three bedrooms and one bathroom at an auction in Glen Rose, Texas. The sisters want to make the structure feel even larger by raising the ceilings to 10 feet and adding a huge master suite off the back. Toni creates storage for canning supplies while Donna focuses on the kitchen, dining and living areas.
Gary's Girls pick up a cramped three-bedroom, two-bathroom home at an auction in Aurora, Texas. To make such a small space work, the girls build an addition to create a floor plan that will attract a buyer with a large family. The girls then add a touch of elegance with a butler's pantry, specialty molding and an arched tub in the guest bathroom.
The Hayhurst brothers win a mammoth of a home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms in Colleyville, Texas. Although they are forced to leave behind the garage and brick, the guys still have big plans for the home beginning with a functional dining room and kitchen layout that includes a pass-through bar top. The master bedroom gets wood beam accents and both bathrooms receive high-end finishes to complete the design.
Casey and Catrina win a gutted house and turn it into a functional family home that features a stunning kitchen with a walk-in pantry and outside decorative dormers. Meanwhile, Gary's Girls create a family-friendly home with unique ways to save space.
Catrina scores a two-bedroom, one-bathroom shotgun-style home while flying solo at an auction in Haslet, Texas. She and Casey come together to add a new bedroom, another bathroom, a sizable great room, dining room and study. There are also some creative storage ideas in the kitchen that complete this perfect build.
Zac and Cameron win a 1,000-square-foot home with two bedrooms and two bathrooms at an auction in Decatur, Texas; the duo combines their skills to create a design that's perfect for a family looking to entertain guests in spacious common areas.
Casey and Catrina get a good buy on a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home. With the house's small footprint, Casey is anticipating an easy move, and Catrina wants to build an addition to get more bedroom and bathroom space. Together they decide to draw on the house's original character for the redesign.
The Snow sisters win a small brick house at an auction in Fort Worth, Texas. The ladies want to open up the floor plan by creating a large kitchen, living and dining area on one side of the house and bedrooms on the other. In order to accomplish this, they will break up the space with an elegant foyer that separates the living quarters from the common areas.
Casey and Catrina win a three-bedroom house at an auction held in Casey's hometown of Kennedale, Texas. They add a dining room and family room to expand the home's original footprint, then add modern farmhouse flair with whitewashed shiplap on the walls and cathedral ceilings.
With Donna laying out the overall plan and Toni supplying design ideas, the Snow sisters renovate a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home for a large family with creative features throughout. Paige and Raf's auction win goes bust with termite damage.
Paige and Raf renovate an old army barracks they won at an auction in Aledo, Texas. Military accents help to keep the original Americana spirit of the barracks as it is being transformed into a stylish and functional home.
The Hayhurst brothers have a specific client in mind when they win a home at auction in Bridgeport, TX. Their client needs more living space, so the brothers and their wives attach the structure to their client's existing home to create a seamless addition.
The Snow Sisters win an 1,100-square-foot home in Moody, Texas; they plan to add two bedrooms and create a large common space that includes the kitchen, living room and dining room, complete with vaulted ceilings and a custom entryway.
The Hayhurst Brothers work on increasing the size of a small house to one with four bedrooms and two baths; they dedicate the front of the home to the common areas and build living quarters in the back.
Gary's Girls transform a former duplex acquired at auction into a high-end single-family home; they build an addition to increase square footage and create a new bedroom and bathroom designed with sophisticated style elements.
Paige and Raf revamp a small two-bedroom cottage they won at auction. They increase the home's size and alter the floor plan to make family-friendly living spaces. Lastly, an addition enlarges the bedrooms and creates space for a huge open-plan kitchen and dining room.
Donna and Toni win a duplex at auction and plan to combine the two sides into a single, seamless dwelling. Meanwhile, Randy rehabs an old garage to create a functional home with a game room and custom bathroom.
The Hayhurst brothers score a simple shotgun farmhouse at an auction that will be transformed into a three-bedroom, two-bath home with old-world features. Meanwhile, the Snow sisters are having buyer's remorse after a promising brick house turns out to be a huge disappointment.
Zac and Cameron win a maze-like home at an auction in Decatur, Texas. With not much left of the original property, the duo builds back the square footage and creates a functional floor plan for a large family. They further increase the home’s value by adding tall ceilings and high-end amenities.
Casey and Catrina win a three-bedroom, one-bathroom home with a nonsensical layout. They improve the flow of the house by building a large master suite addition. The home's modern update is completed with a revamped kitchen and dining room.
Raf and Paige remodel a tiny two-bedroom house won at auction. Raf finds stainless steel cabinets in the kitchen and plans to repurpose them to be used in another part of the house. Paige and Raf work as a team to add functionality without detracting from the appeal of the design.
Gary's Girls purchase a 27-foot grain bin and formulate a plan to make it livable while maintaining its unusual look; Casey and Catrina have big ideas for a rusty, old barn.
The Hayhurst Brothers score a problematic three-bedroom, two-bathroom home at auction. The house lacks a master suite and the chimney must be demolished before the structure can be relocated. The brothers create an open-concept plan by altering the home's footprint to accommodate larger bedrooms and airy common spaces.
Casey wins a tiny home at auction but is disappointed with the condition of the interior. Catrina and Zack help him upgrade the house by building an addition to increase the square footage and installing high-end industrial finishes.
Paige talks Melinda into bidding on a three-bedroom, one-bathroom home at auction; the ladies improve the small, unimpressive space with an addition and some smart decorating ideas.
The Snow Sisters win a large home at an auction in The Colony, Texas, and they must move it in two pieces; they draw inspiration from some of the original design and work on vaulted ceilings, a large kitchen and unique storage spaces.
Casey and Catrina upgrade a three-bedroom house; they enlarge the home's footprint by building an addition and reconfigure the layout to carve out kid-friendly spaces; the team creates a design plan that honors the original home
