Don't Hate Your House With the Property Brothers

A couple bought a remodeled home in the perfect neighborhood, but now with a 3-year-old and a newborn, they need more space and function. Jonathan and Drew take on a major reno, but as the walls come down, bad remnants of the previous renovation surfaces.

A couple's two bedroom house made sense years ago, but now, sharing a room is causing sibling stress for their son and daughter. Jonathan and Drew look to add a bedroom without losing communal space, all while updating their kitchen and living room.

A family bought a home in the location of their dreams that's near good schools, but it needs a full-gut renovation before they can move in. Jonathan and Drew propose a functional solution, but it forces the couple to make a tough layout decision.

When a couple married their blended family doubled in size, and it's clear the house they bought isn't going to work. They enlist Jonathan and Drew to overhaul their living spaces, but the renovation takes a turn when water damage and mold issues surface.

A couple's ready for a major renovation to fulfill their dream of being the entertainment hub for their friends. They have big ideas and keep asking for extras, but Jonathan and Drew are forced to walk a fine line to keep the budget from skyrocketing.

A woman finally found a house in a great neighborhood, but her two daughters share a room, and its made their relationship testy. Jonathan and Drew reimagine the home to create a third bedroom, but termite damage and faulty wiring may present a challenge.

After only a year, a family's dream home is causing them more grief than joy. They love cooking but a poorly functioning kitchen makes mealtimes a chore, so Jonathan and Drew feel the heat as they aim to deliver an update while preserving its character.

A couple's house fit their needs perfectly when they bought it 20 years ago, but two kids later, their reality has changed. They both work from home, so Jonathan and Drew look to reconfigure a live-work layout, but it proves to be a laborious task.