Backyard Builds

Susan’s energetic son Harrison, has no space to dance at home without getting under his mom’s feet. Brian and Sarah build a dance space for Harrison to hang out in, plus a California-inspired pool and lounge area.[HGTV]

Love is large but space is tight at home for Lara, Mike, and their five children.[HGTV]

Brian and Sarah create a backyard for Pam and Kevin that matches their lush forest surroundings, complete with a double wrap-around deck and a hot tub.[HGTV]

Creative couple Farzana and Reyan have maxed out all living space in their city-sized bungalow, leaving no room for Reyan’s home stained glass business or Farzana’s writing.[HGTV]

Breanna and Nick’s life revolves around socializing and physical activity. Brian and Sarah convert an old, underused shed into a beautiful zen’d out yoga studio, and create backyard partying, lounging, and dining areas. [HGTV]

Sandra and David’s eldest daughter, Harlow, was born with vision challenges and their youngest daughter, Delilah, is just learning to walk. Brian and Sarah build a colourful playland getaway for both children to grow.[HGTV]

Aarati and Dave both work from home, forcing their living room to do triple duty as a working, living, and play area for their children. [HGTV]

Carly and Nate’s social media star dog, Dean the Basset Hound, has a lot of four-legged friends and owners visiting, leaving the home feeling cramped. Brian and Sarah create a bar and lounge that provides space for pets.[HGTV]

Brian and Sarah turn Sonia and Paul's barren backyard into a social hotspot, complete with sunroom, giant chessboard, waterfall, and stylish outdoor entertainment spaces.[HGTV]

Amy and Terry love nothing more than spending time outside with their daughters. Brian and Sarah build a dream enclosure to hang out with a swimming pool change room and a new deck where Terry can grill.[HGTV]

France and Marc’s home is being outgrown by their sport-obsessed sons and provides no inspiring space for France to work from home. Brian and Sarah convert their rundown garage into a spot where France can work.[HGTV]