Season 1

Troy renovates a 1932 Craftsman-style bungalow with a stairway that seems to be nothing more than a code violation and design roadblock.

Troy faces the challenge of renovating an L-shaped Victorian house to make it appeal to today's buyer.

In an area connected to the local railroad yard, Troy and Julie work to create a historically accurate house with all the amenities a modern family desires.

Troy and Julie tackle a once-grand 1939 minimal traditional home, adding a bathroom and making the dream cottage a showpiece.

Troy takes on a 1935 Craftsman home and finds himself in a precarious position when he realizes the whole front of the house is poised to collapse due to a previous shoddy renovation.

Troy and Julie aim to maximize every inch of space in this modest home. Their renovation plan includes a master suite and outdoor living space with a restored barn.

Troy and Julie transform an eyesore built in 1910 into a fabulous Folk Victorian in Nashville's Buena Vista neighborhood.

Troy restores Queen Anne-style living and dining rooms to their former glory and exposes an eye-catching front porch.

Troy and Julie tackle the unforeseen challenges that come out of the woodwork, literally, while renovating a farmhouse built in 1875.