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- Nicole Curtis is saving historic houses, one broken-down fireplace at a time. Working in Detroit and Minneapolis, Nicole takes ramshackle homes from the wrecking ball to their original stunning glory. Whether it's managing her rugged crew or wrangling city officials, this single mom wields her hammer with skill and returns condemned properties to their place as the pride of the neighborhood.
- In Buck's County, PA, where the structures are older than the country itself, master carpenter Jeff Devlin revives the charm of rundown homes and turns them into modern spaces, all while preserving their historical integrity.
- What's worse than stepping outside into a yard you hate? On DIY Network's I Hate My Yard, host Sara Bendrick whips unruly outdoor spaces into shape-no matter how bad-with economical, yet clever, landscape designs. The show features an array of new products and useful take-away information for any homeowner looking to turn their yard into an outdoor oasis. With a little help from Sara, yard-hating homeowners will see what it takes to get the outdoor space they've always dreamed of.
- In this HGTV renovation show, an Australian woman first chooses between two houses to renovate and flip. Then she and her large all-male construction crew do the renovation in five days - sometimes bringing in others to work at night - so she can flip the house quickly. There is the usual HGTV artificial drama about working toward the self-imposed deadline because she's scheduled an open house on the sixth day. Of course the reason she wants to do the flip so quickly is that all the money is apparently borrowed and extra work days would mean she's paying extra interest, which would cut into her profit. The emphasis in this show is mostly on the "what" they are doing rather than the "how" they are doing it.
- Limp Bizkit's Wes Borland and his fiance, Queen Kwong's Carre Callaway, fell in love with a massive Detroit fixer-upper after seeing pictures online. Now they¿re ready to get their hands dirty and restore this historic gem!
- Design On a Dime has been a hit on HGTV for years. Now, Magnetic Productions is launching a fresh, updated version of the series with new hosts and a fresh contemporary style. Designer Casey Noble and licensed contractor Joel West team up to deliver creative, sophisticated designs that anyone can do--and that will completely transform any room.
- Real estate agent Drew Levin and contractor Danny Perkins have figured out how to make money in the housing market. They buy old, foreclosed houses in good locations, do a complete renovation, then rent them out for top dollar.
- In residential real estate it's the kitchen that really makes or breaks a home. This hip new series turns bland and outdated kitchens from eye sores to eye candy. Acquire new ideas on how to get the kitchen of your dreams without breaking the bank. Learn out-of-the-box ways to re-use what you've got and get answers from the professionals, using tomorrows newest products mixed with today's innovative design. So don't hate your kitchen...learn how to give it some love!
- Trent Fasnacht, also called the Houdini of Homes, is a restoration expert. He takes on the worst of the worst - homes that are abandoned, condemned or burned out - and transforms them back into the beautiful homes they once were.
- Host Anthony Anderson travels coast-to-coast, tasting indulgent carnival fare and participating in fun contests.
- Imagine the crew from Oceans 11 are contractors, and instead of a heist they are pulling off a massive remodel - all while the homeowners are out to dinner. Just like in every caper film, our crew will need intel and a warehouse to mock-up and practice the "job." And of course they can't get caught! Those homeowners better order dessert!
- Seasoned restaurant broker Keith Simpson is on a mission to help first-time restaurant buyers realize their dreams. In each episode, Keith travels to a new city to show an eager set of buyers three restaurant options to fit what they're looking for. While showing them everything from pizza joints to fine dining to empty shells ready for a makeover, Keith coaches the buyers through the process, giving them tips and insider info to help them make the best decision for their new business. These buyers are risking their savings and their careers as they take this giant leap, but with Keith as their guide, they can't go wrong.
- Restoration of a home built in 1890
- In each episode professional landscaper Chris Lambton transforms a neglected backyard into an eye-popping outdoor family space, suitable for entertaining. Patios, water features, fire pits, arbors and truckloads of plants all will be revealed as the guests arrive to christen the new space with its first home run of a party.
- Host Meg Caswell is searching every corner of the country to find the best-kept secrets in America. As a designer, she's always on the lookout for fresh new inspiration that will keep her designs cutting edge. She's hunting down the quirkiest shops, funkiest hotels, strangest homes, weirdest art, and most colorful characters to see what she can learn from them. She'll explore the Hudson River Valley in New York, the funky downtown scene of Austin, Texas, and the distinctly diverse neighborhoods of San Francisco in a wacky, fun-packed journey.
- Design Star season seven winner Danielle Colding showcases her personal approach to designing a room using an inspiration item.
- Jason Wilson and Bernice Radle love their hometown of Buffalo, New York so much, they're making it their life's work to revitalize the city, one home renovation at a time. With degrees in urban planning, the passionate and preservation-minded couple is buying up century-old homes at auction to save them from demolition. Then they're getting down and dirty to do the renovations themselves, restoring not only the old homes, but preserving their beloved Buffalo neighborhoods as well.
- Does your ugly, nasty, get-me-the-hell-out-of-here bathroom make you want to scream: "I Hate My Bath!" Then you need to spend some quality time with licensed contractor Jeff Devlin. Jeff is the bathroom expert, and in each episode he helps homeowners transform some of the worst bathrooms in America into magazine-spread ready marvels. This show delivers the hottest bathroom design trends, eye-popping new products, and cutting-edge technology-plus tips and tricks guaranteed to save you big money on your next bathroom project!
- Christopher Lee grew up hearing about his great-grandfather's once-stately Detroit residence lost in the Great Depression, and 87 years later, he bought it. Now, Chris and his family are bringing it back to its Roaring 20's glory.
- Designer Meg Caswell creates absolutely gorgeous spaces for homeowners in her hometown of Chicago. She transforms dull and boring rooms into star-studded kitchens and living spaces.
- Ian Grant is much more than just a furniture buyer. He specializes in finding desirable, often overlooked pieces and artifacts from all corners of the globe to sell at his Minnesota-based company. This miniseries details how the adventurer and collector immerses himself in a local culture in such countries as Peru, Morocco, India, Nepal and Thailand to acquaint himself with master craftsmen who use ancient methods to create their traditional items, and at times Grant gets a first-hand lesson in how an object is made or used. He also shares his personal insight into the cultures he visits and the secrets about the objects he finds.
- Sweat Equity shows you how to determine which home improvement projects will return the most bang for their buck in your area.
- Anthony Anderson is on a mission to discover what's truly at the heart of America - one food festival at a time. Anthony will travel to the most colorful and delicious festivals in America, tasting everything from classic interpretations to surprising twists. He'll also meet the amazing characters devoted to these regional favorites and follow some of them as they compete to find the best of the best. There's nothing like a small-town food festival to make summer come alive!