Season 8

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We traveled to the 2006 International Builders’ Show to check out innovative new products for your home, from heating and insulation to kitchen appliances and bathroom fixtures.

If you live in a building or home that has a large, relatively flat roof area, it can make a great place to build a deck with a view to enhance your outdoor living space. In this episode we add a low maintenance composite deck and railings to the roof of a building near downtown Atlanta, Georgia.

Our master bathroom renovation included gutting and enlarging the existing bathroom to take in part of an adjoining, unused study, with the remainder of the room being converted into a walk-in closet that’s accessible from the bathroom.

Adding an addition to a house that has a lot barely wider than the home can present a challenge. We solved the problem by enclosing an outside courtyard and turning into a much needed bedroom, closet, and bath.

In the first of our two-part series, we begin the makeover of a neglected backyard to turn it into maintenance free, family friendly retreat with a composite deck, vinyl privacy fence, storage building and more.

In the second of our two-part backyard enhancement series, we complete the makeover of a neglected backyard by adding a relaxing hot tub, cool kid’s playset, landscape lighting, and more.

Here are some great DIY storage solution ideas for your garage!

We’re examining the 10 most popular upgrades that can make a big difference when remodeling your kitchen.

This episode based in Houston, Texas, explores how to modify a new or existing home so it continues to function for its homeowners as they age.

In this episode, we’re following the construction of a swimming pool from start to finish in a small space in the backyard of Danny’s home to create a wonderful outdoor entertainment area.

Danny travels to Chicago for the annual Kitchen and Bath Industry Show–to find the latest and greatest in kitchen and bath products, designs, and trends to keep you ahead of the curve.

When deciding on an improvement project for your home, it’s important to consider which ones add the most value to your home, should you decide to sell. Here are the top 10 home improvement projects that added the most value to a home, according to a 2006 survey by Remodeling magazine.

The addition we built on the existing home of a young family in need of more living space included a family room, dining room, and bonus room.

We’re taking a look at five great home improvement projects for the interior of your home.