Bang for Your Buck
Three recently renovated Florida great rooms are compared.
Three recently renovated Florida great rooms are compared.
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Richard T. Jones and his wife fell in love with Mississippi and want to invest in the community.
A well-traveled serviceman and his wife settle down and want a historic home with a chef's kitchen.
A couple wants to make their small hometown flourish by helping people find houses.
A couple looks for a house where they can entertain friends in a walkable neighborhood.
A woman looks to retire in her childhood hometown with a $120,000 budget.
A local teacher looks for a house where she can entertain her large family.
Ben and Erin embrace the history of a house to match its new owners' style.
A mountain home gets a deck with a stone fireplace, a hot tub and a grill kitchen.
A $200,000 deck includes an outdoor kitchen, state-of-the-art hot tub and a custom dog staircase.
The team creates a large, enclosed space from which the homeowners can enjoy their mountain views.
Garth travels to the Lone Star State to build a $325,000 mega deck.
In Idaho, Garth and his team brave sub-freezing temperatures to build a $590,000 multi-level deck.
A two-story cliff-side deck takes advantage of the log home's panoramic mountain scenery.
A tiny deck is replaced with four fire features and a glass enclosure.
The crew builds a deck with a curved fireplace, a steel pergola and a state-of-the-art grill.
A $600,000 build call for a two-story water feature, a custom pizza oven, and a living room.
The combination of terrible weather and their tightest deadline ever makes for stressful deck build.
Garth's plantation-style deck includes enclosed rooms as well as fire features and whirlpool tubs.
A couple needs a deck overhaul to take advantage of the views of the Rocky Mountains and Denver.
The team faces hurdles while building a gable-covered deck on top of a boulder in Estes Park, Colo.
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