Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford

A funny look back at 12 years of home improvement history with Danny and the cast and crew of Today's Homeowner.

We're putting all those wonder-gadgets you see hawked on Tv by pitchmen to the test to help you determine which ones will be helpful around your house.

Some people renovate the kitchen to improve re-sale but these folks did to stay put and enjoy. See how it worked for them.

Thanks to the luck of the draw a homeowner gets a day full of improvements from Danny and the crew. The timing couldn't be better for this growing family.!

What improvement makes sense when you're looking for a return on your investment? We'll show you what's working in this economy.

We're showing you what makes a home pet friendly and what doesn't.

We're turning one homeowner's dream of a functional Kitchen into a reality. There's the Before, the After and a lot of fun in between!

This week begins a 13 part series called The Kuppersmith Project to renovate an 85 year-old Classic American Home to make it functional for a Modern American family. Get to know the place as it is now, get a glimpse of what's coming and see it all get started.

The walls of the Kuppersmith Project are opened up to get the job into full swing and the plans modernize the 85 year-old place get more concrete as the foundation for an addition is laid.

There are exciting changes on The Kuppersmith Project as the walls for the addition start going up and the facelift for the 85 year-old home starts in earnest with new shake siding.

All the new walls are up to transform the 85 year-old Kuppersmith Project into a modern family friendly home but the work has just begun to preserve it's character while we update its function.

The attic of the 85 year-old Kuppersmith Project has never seen insulation so we're doing it up high tech as we renovate it suite the Modern American Family. The classic character will remain, but with added energy efficiency and low maintenance materials.

The interior of the Kuppersmith Project is making strides as the cabinetry and moldings transform the place. Plus we get a sneak peak ahead at what the finished décor will look like.

Some of the focus on the Kuppersmith Project renovation moves outside as we dig into the landscape plan and start moving dirt for walks and driveways. Inside the counter tops start going in and the transformation continues.

The changes continue for an 85 year-old house, called The Kuppersmith Project, as the landscape work is in full swing with the pouring of unique driveway. There's also a great addition to the back deck and some color showing up on the walls inside.

The dirty work continues on The Kuppersmith Project where tons and tons of pavers are being installed outside. Inside the surfaces are improving too as the antique heart pine floors get a new finish.

There are tons of details in a major renovation like the 85 year-old Kuppersmith Project and we're tackling as many as we can this week. There's lattice to be installed, an irrigation system to start and a whole new look inside the garage.

The Kuppersmith Renovation turns into the home stretch as the plumbing and electrical fixtures go in. And as the weather starts warming outside the landscaping of this historic home heats up too.

The frenzy of activity at the Kuppersmith Project reaches a peak. The outside is covered with landscapers while the inside is a beehive of last minute touch-ups. Every detail counts, and there are enough to keep everyone hoping.

After six months of work it's time for the decorators and photographers to take over at the Kuppersmith Project. It's complete and you don't want to miss this tour!

If there's a new product, idea or tool to make your home better you'll find it at the International Builder's Show and that's where you'll find Today's Homeowner this week.

Spring has Sprung and Today's Homeowner is taking you outside to dig into some great tips, tricks and ideas to make your Great outdoors, Great.

It's that time of year when we all want start fixing up and cleaning up outside. Everyone's list is different but we're covering tips and tricks to simplify some of the most common ones.