Home Town Takeover

Ben and Erin begin revitalizing a small town by turning a foster couple's home into a welcoming space for kids. Dave and Jenny Marrs join in to help them tackle a boutique on the brink of closure, and a special guest surprises Wetumpka with a performance.

Ben and Erin step in to give a family and their iconic house a much-needed boost. Then, the Napiers and Hot Mess House's Wendell Holland unearth some original 1920s charm for a local barbershop that is both a community and political hub.

Ben and Erin are ready to serve Wetumpka's sole female police officer and youth advocate with the surprise renovation of her dreams. Then, Two Steps Home's Jon Pierre and Mary assist the Napiers in opening up the local sports bars to stunning river views.

Ben and Erin bring back a piece of history honoring Wetumpka's first female mayor by rejuvenating the event space that shares her name. Then, guests Randy Fenoli makes a bride's big day, and Mina Starsiak Hawk helps renovate the home of two local heroes.

Taking on Wetumpka's main thoroughfare, Ben and Erin get some help from Steve Ford and Tamara Day to give each storefront individual flair. The Napiers add drama and function to a Craftsman owned by two dynamic women.[HGTV]

Taking on Wetumpka's main thoroughfare, Ben and Erin get some help from Steve Ford and Tamara Day to give each storefront individual flair. Meanwhile, the Napiers add drama and function to a Craftsman owned by two dynamic women dedicated to theater.

Ben and Erin enrich the tornado-damaged part of town with a farmers market.

Ben and Erin go behind the scenes of Home Town Takeover as they explain the color, style and design behind the residential renovations in Wetumpka, Alabama. With the help of some HGTV stars, they'll reveal what went into making each place feel special.

In new and exclusive interviews, Ben and Erin reveal a step-by-step guide to small town revitalization. From choosing the right color for Main Street to celebrating the town's history, they spill the renovation secrets they've been storing for a decade.