Home Town

After a tornado destroyed a family's long-time residence nearly three years ago, they still have been unable to return. Ben and Erin rally the entire community to roll up their sleeves and open their hearts to help.[HGTV]

Inspired by their childhoods, the Napiers buy a country retreat where they can slow down and watch their daughters run free. Ben and Erin roll up their sleeves to transform their new place into a classic English country house with a kid-friendly design.

After a family tragedy strikes, a native of Laurel reevaluates his priorities and moves back to be closer to loved ones. Ben and Erin find him a fixer-upper, but serious demo problems become a tough decision of saving the house or bulldozing it down.

A young graphic designer in love with midcentury design looks to buy her first home. Ben and Erin present two options that will satisfy her love of natural elements, and Erin is determined to be as creative as the client[HGTV]

A newly engaged couple looks to put down roots in Laurel and has an opportunity to buy her grandmother's house, but the property comes with an unusual set of rules. All about options, Ben and Erin also show them a place they can truly make their own.

Three siblings return to Laurel to find a place large enough to accommodate all their families while visiting their dad.[HGTV]

A California couple fell in love with the Mississippi small-town vibe and look to relocate to Laurel. Ben and Erin show them a classic Victorian with an unusual backyard vault and a Prairie-style home known for its Ginkgo tree in the front yard.

After facing tough times, a young family is ready to plant roots and be part of the vibrant community of Laurel. Ben and Erin show them two houses in two very different neighborhoods, one in the country and a larger place in the city.

After living on the outskirts of Chicago for the last 30 years, a couple looks to return to his Mississippi roots for a quieter life. Ben and Erin present them with two houses, and one has something special that Erin thinks they won't be able to resist.

Looking for a historic home in Laurel.

A restoration enthusiast couple wants to raise their two kids in a historic home in Laurel, and they'll need to settle on a fixer-upper. Ben and Erin show them two homes, one with bay windows and another with a porch.

A couple who are longtime Laurel, Miss., business owners purchase a historic building downtown, and want to convert the upper level into their residence. Ben and Erin are tasked with creating a luxurious downtown loft.

A young entrepreneur wants to bring the tradition of hotels, bars and entertainment back to downtown Laurel with a four-bedroom boutique inn. Ben and Erin look to create an experience like no other, and it's one of their most ambitious projects yet.

Young entrepreneurs are excited to embark on a new chapter with the purchase of their first home. They want to incorporate bright colors into their design, and while Ben and Erin look to maximize space, it may also mean a bit of compromise.

A civil engineer and artist is moving from Seattle to Laurel to be closer to his dad. He has a generous budget and an outdoor hot tub is a non-negotiable, so Ben and Erin show him two large houses that suit his vibe.

A couple decides to move back to their roots in Laurel, Mississippi. They're looking for a home with a big lot for outdoor living. Ben and Erin show them a rancher that fits their love of modern rustic design.

A woman is thrilled to move to Laurel and wants a house that speaks to her feminine and eclectic style. Ben and Erin present her with two options, and whichever she chooses, they're on a mission to bring a little bit of local Mississippi into her home.

California transplants look for a simpler small-town feel in Laurel and they're hoping to find a house with architectural charm. Ben and Erin present them with two home options, and the one they choose gives Erin a few design surprises along the way.

A family moves to Laurel, Miss., to escape cold Canadian winters and are looking for big rooms and plenty of outdoor space for four boys. Ben and Erin present a rural bungalow on a huge piece of land.

A retired father of six looks for the perfect place in Laurel where all his kids can come together for more quality time. He's looking for a particular blue and white color palette, and his decision between two houses takes Ben and Erin by surprise!

Jones College has a special place in Ben and Erin's hearts. They are asked to restore The Old President's House. It's a team effort as students, past and present, step in to help make this house feel less institutional.

Ben and Erin encounter a surprise requirement for a recent graduate's home.

Erin's favorite odd couple, an aunt and her great niece, look for their mutual dream home, but they don't agree on anything; Ben and Erin show them two homes, and Erin has her work cut out for her.

With an early life as a troubled youth, a man who has turned his life around wants to reno his small guest cottage into a safe haven for those who need it. Also, Ben and Erin's best pals help them take on a massive project Erin has dreamt of for years.

A couple recently inherited a house that belonged to her parents, and they currently live in the home next door, so they need to decide which one they'll keep and reno. There's strong feelings for both places.