My Big Amazing Renovation

Joe and Debbie are transforming their 3,200-square-foot A-frame home in Buford, Georgia, into a 7,000-square-foot lakeside mansion.

Homeowner's Andre and Sharman Reed transform a Denver, Colorado, cottage from 2,200 square feet to 5,200 square feet.

Michael and Mara loved the high-rise apartment they were in so much they decided to buy the neighboring three and transform them into one condo that is 3,400 square feet.

John and Christine Chuke bought a 1950's split-level home in Potomac, Maryland, that had roughly 3,000 square feet under its roof and tranformed the residence into a glam tudor with double the space.

Outgoing David and Cindi Edwards bought an 800 square-foot cottage in Boulder, Colorado, and decided to more than triple their original footprint in order to entertain their friends and family.

Partners Andre Tremols and Michael Reamy transform a 2,500 square foot ranch in Arlington, Virginia, and double their square footage size, straight up!

Lauren inherited her grandmother's estate on the banks of the St. Mary's River in Maryland. She and husband Stuart have decided to transform the 1,800 square foot 1950s rambler into a 3,400 square foot coastal paradise.

Mark and Suzette transform a tiny 860 square foot bungalow in Denver Colorado, to a beautiful 4,050 feet Craftsman. Some major renovation elements include a gym, luxurious kitchen, and a new master suite.

John and Alison are transforming a 1930's waterfront home with amazing downtown Miami views. Their million dollar renovation includes a restaurant grade kitchen, and a new swimming pool and dock.

Mark and Sarah Schweitzer realized it was time to revamp their 1960's tri-level Chicago home. The plan is to take the original 3,000 square foot home and turn it into a an elegant, but family friendly 5,500 square feet.

Don and Cara realized that their 1920's traditional Georgian home with roughly 3,800 square feet was not enough room for their family of five. They want an upgrading to a cool 6,200 square feet.

Larry and Diane Samuelson transformed a 1980's Colorado ski home from 3,500 square feet to 5,500 square feet. Some major renovation elements include 3 master suites, theatre room, new kitchen, and a large family room.

Bill and Liz Bold finally decided to renovate their 75-year-old cottage in Del Ray Beach, Florida, after realizing that there was not enough room for them and their four children. Budget: $350,000. Timeframe: 6 months