Love It or List It, Too

After outgrowing their small home of 14 years, a couple hopes either Todd can find them something bigger, newer and move-in ready or that Jillian can turn their "dysfunction junction" into an organized dream space.

Jillian sets out to create a more open, Zen-like space for an environmentally concious couple, while Todd finds some creative and unusual options that blend form and function with environmental awareness to lure them away.

A couple debates between Jillian updating their dysfunctional cottage and Todd finding them a home with a modern layout with old-time character.

After 18 years in her family's 1970s-style home, a couple considers starting over in a new home that better suits her need for an accessible kitchen and bathroom.

A couple overlooked a bad layout to buy a bigger home for their family of five. While she is willing to find a new home with a functional layout, he thinks their current home can have it all with some of Jillian's expertise.

A complicated renovation has two newlyweds feeling buyer's remorse. She has hope it can function better with Jillian's touches, but he thinks Todd is the key to their happily ever after.

A 10-year case of buyers' remorse has a couple at a turning point. He hopes Jillian can revamp the kitchen and basement, while she challenges Todd to find a lower-maintenance, appropriate-sized home closer to town.

A couple has second thoughts on a well-priced home they bought from family three years ago. She hopes Jillian can make the inside more functional for their family, while he hopes Todd can dazzle her with a new, turnkey house.

A decade after moving their family into a fixer-upper, Marc is ready to hang up his tool belt in a house with more square footage, but Lisa has faith Jillian can convince him to stay with an open-concept design.

High school sweethearts have had enough of the dysfunctional design in their 1970s two-level walk-out, but she is convinced Jillian can take their poorly configured rooms and turn them into polished, beautiful spaces.

A couple considers giving up their bed and breakfast with an unbeatable lake view for a home with better functionality.