Love It or List It, Too

Kelly and Steve live in a four bedroom home with two growing daughters and a disjointed main floor plan. Jillian Harris hopes to save the day with a fairy tale reno. Todd Talbot plans to sell them an enchanting new home.

Emily and Gary bought their fixer-upper after receiving an unexpected inheritance. But a stop-work order halted their renovation plans. Ready to dive into this challenge are rivals Designer Jillian Harris and Realtor Todd Talbot.

Neena and Jag's home may work great for their family, but it's too close for comfort when they're entertaining their growing extended family. Rivals Jillian Harris and Todd Talbot hope to give these homeowners what they need.

When Eleanor and Dave bought their family home five years ago, it was all about the amazing backyard, but they overlooked issues inside the house. Rivals Jillian Harris and Todd Talbot dive in to get them something they will love.

Jeff and Gina took a big chance when they bought a fixer-upper. But, all they've done are quick fixes. Jillian Harris has high hopes of transforming their mountainside home, while Todd Talbot tries to convince to buy a new house.

Brent, Michelle and their three grown children need a home where they don't fight over space.

Josh, Melissa and their growing family need a more open and spacious home with more natural light.

Tony and Nicole want a charming mountain home with more space for their daughters to grow.

Barb and Ted need more space for them and their adult daughters. Jillian Harris wants to give their current home a modern update while Todd Talbot sees a new mountain home on the horizon.

Christian and Una need a more functional home for their two growing daughters. Jillian Harris wants to update their 88-year-old home with an open concept plan while Todd Talbot eyes a new home built in this century.

Liza and Shawn want a more functional home where they can raise their three children. Jillian Harris tries to turn their house into the perfect family home while Todd Talbot hopes to show that true happiness lies in a new house.

Kim and Randy need more space and wheelchair accessibility for their growing daughters.

Stephen and Stephanie need a more open, functional space for themselves and their growing children.