Rehab Addict

Nicole takes on a run-down, 1902 Victorian-style home. When her contractor walks off the job, she manages to keep up the renovation work on her own, but falls behind schedule. In need of cash, Nicole goes after an investor.

Frustrated by unreliable workers and shoddy work, Nicole turns for help to her brother and cousin, both skilled carpenters. Together the family tackles the second-floor.

Tensions rise as creative minds clash when Nicole works with her brother and cousin to transform the cramped kitchen.

To start a buzz in the neighborhood on the Minnehaha house, Nicole first creates curb appeal with ambitious landscaping, painting and concrete work.

When the lights finally go on and the water flows, the walls go up throughout the house and Nicole completes her entryway restoration.

The upstairs guest bathroom & main-floor powder room are in horrible shape. But underneath the grime is valuable ceramic tile, antique fixtures & unique character you just can't buy. Nicole is determined to save everything she can

For a year and half, Nicole Curtis has been painstakingly restoring a 1916 mansion. Her plan is to build out the dark, dingy, old cellar, creating new living space that adds nearly 1,000 square feet to the home.

Every old house has its quirks, and for Nicole Curtis' grand Minneapolis mansion, it's the garage.

Nicole Curtis - the tough-talking, hard-working entrepreneur - indulges her most glamorous fantasy in the master suite.

One of the great old features of Nicole Curtis' big house in Minneapolis is the dining room.

Going on year two, Nicole Curtis tackles the most important room in the house - the kitchen. She restores her favorite existing feature - the stunning marble tile floors.

Nicole painstakingly paints the border around her favorite feature in the house - that amazing living room fireplace.

We see the entire house transformed from a neglected monstrosity to an elegant mansion, and with her first open house, Nicole gets to hear what the neighbors think of her work.