Love It or List It

With their charming home crammed with guitars, pianos and kid stuff, Ilda and Ryan need a domestic do-over. But while Ilda's in love with her fixer-upper, Ryan's ready to run out the door to a new home.

Steven and Stephanie had a five-year plan when they moved into their home seven years ago. Now, they are ready for some changes, including more space and function.

Steven and Rita's once-functional home is too cramped now that they have kids. He loves the home and is willing to wait until it fits them again, but she wants to rid their lives of all the aggravations.

Beth and Colin are expecting their first child. Their current home needs work in order to become baby-ready. Hilary Farr tries to make their home family-perfect, while David Visentin tries to show them homes ready for a baby.

When a family considers leaving their outdated home, their daughter steps up to fund a renovation that might make them reconsider.

The allure of a family's lakeside home has worn off, leaving them looking for that charm again. Hilary Farr attempts to revive it with a major renovation. David Visentin tries to find a home that's perfect for a family of four.

Mark and Alana bought a home knowing it needed some loving care. They have made progress, but it has not been enough. Now Mark's mom, Jeanette, has moved in and the space is more cramped than ever.

Ron and Heather bought a duplex planning to combine units to create the home they had always wanted. Six years later, the renovations have yet to take place. Hilary Farr and David Visentin step in to help.

Artists Patrick and Kasia settled into an urban home they felt was perfect for them. After weathering winter in their un-insulated home, they know something has to be done. With a baby on the way, the decision must be made soon.

Jason, Karen and their two kids have to schedule time in their own home. Jason's personal trainer business operates from their basement, and because of this, their house is no longer just their home.

James, Sharon and their four kids don't have any space to spare in their current home. They love their neighborhood, and they once loved their home, but now it doesn't function for their family.

A family that's traveled all over the world now wants a home. After restoring much of the exterior of their house, they haven't touched the inside. Two years and an exhausted budget later, the house still isn't a home.

Dan and Michelle bought a great piece of property but were never sold on the house that came with it. Now with a 14-month-old, the limitations of the home are more apparent than ever.