Yard Crashers

This young couple receives a Thai-inspired backyard transformation including a brand new deck, a custom fire feature and a barbecue grill island.

This blank slate gets turned into both an adult and kid-friendly paradise complete with pond, bar area with fire ring and pergola for adult fun and a kid playground with monkey bars and balance beam.

A young couple receives a nature-inspired, old-world makeover with a touch of modern that creates natural elevation changes.

This newly engaged couple receives an outdoor party place with modern privacy panels, a fireplace seating area and a custom made bar.

A surfing couple turns their desolate rock-filled yard into a tropical paradise with a surfboard garden, a shell water feature and a custom beach themed fire feature.

A couple loves their house but their yard hasn't been updated in a long time. Their love of Tahoe is the impetus behind the transformation which includes a river rock water feature and entertaining area with pergola.

Dave and Emilie love the colors and painted arches of Mexico but have a yard with awkward spaces. Mexico is brought to their yard with a stamped concrete patio, a water feature with a clay pot and a fire pit lined with tile.

A boring yard is transformed to a little piece of the Italian countryside with areas to entertain and relax. A multi-tiered fountain, a grapevine planting and more make the yard become a little piece of Italy.

When the Yard Crashers crew finds this bare and empty backyard, host Matt Blashaw and crew create a new outdoor kitchen wrapped in stone and topped with salvaged redwood to fill the empty space.

This Fijian couple would love to have a taste of their homeland in their backyard but not in its current state. Matt and crew turn a deck into a tropical thatched palapa, fix an uneven patio and add bamboo plants for privacy.

A Tampa couple has no entertainment space, just grass on a sloping backyard. So, Ahmed Hassan and Matt Blashaw create a two-level paver patio entertaining space - one level with a bar and the other with a fire-water feature.

Tampa homeowners have a new house and a blank slate of a backyard with a lake view. The space goes from empty to entertaining with a unique bar complete with infinity edge water and fire features.

This first-time homeowner wants an entertainment space out of her existing bare hillside. What she gets is three three terraces cut into the hillside. The new space is also warmed up with plantings of redwoods and Japanese maples.