Partnering with the "Make It Right Foundation," Mike Holmes and his crew commit to building the Foundation's first home, a world-class, LEED Platinum home, in ten short weeks.
One of the most important recovery and reconstruction efforts in the Lower 9th Ward; partnering with the Make It Right Foundation, Mike Holmes and his crew commit to building the foundation's first home in ten short weeks.
Partnering with the "Make It Right Foundation," Mike Holmes and his crew commit to building the foundation's first home, a world-class, LEED Platinum home, in ten short weeks.
Mike Holmes' son, Michael Jr., needs help renovating his bungalow; Michael's modest ideas are turned upside down by Mike's ambitious plans to gut the bungalow and add a second story.
Tensions run high as Mike and Michael Jr. run into a revolving door of disagreements, including the second-floor layout, exterior brick choice and even the necessity of a dishwasher.
Mike and Michael Jr. take things to the next level as they decide to go into business together; they purchase an outdated, suburban property with an unusual layout, too many stairs, and open-concept headaches.
Mike and Michael figure out the open-concept dilemma at the Suburban House and turn their attention outside, where their plans for a spacious new deck come up short; they must quickly find a solution before the fast-approaching open house arrives.
Partnering with the "Make It Right Foundation," Mike Holmes and his crew commit to building the Foundation's first home, a world-class, LEED Platinum home, in ten short weeks.
One of the most important recovery and reconstruction efforts in the Lower 9th Ward; partnering with the Make It Right Foundation, Mike Holmes and his crew commit to building the foundation's first home in ten short weeks.
Partnering with the "Make It Right Foundation," Mike Holmes and his crew commit to building the foundation's first home, a world-class, LEED Platinum home, in ten short weeks.
Mike and MJ decide to go into business together buying and renovating houses; MJ is in for a surprise when he discovers Mike has already purchased their first project, then finds another potential investment 3.5 hours away.
On the St. Lawrence River, MJ and Mike get a good deal on an eyesore full of asbestos, and they are forced to call in a remediation team; back at the country house, Mike and MJ find out they on the hook to replace its entire leaching field.
Mike and MJ add a partial second story to the country house; dangerous structural issues in the river house force them to take down the roof and second floor walls.
Facing major structural and water issues at the river house, Mike and MJ decide to take the whole house down so they can rebuild it; at the country house, they notice water on the basement floor during a mechanical walk-through.
Trusses go up at the river house until MJ learns that the permits have not been approved; Mike goes to a council meeting hoping to hear good news; at the country house, Mike and MJ welcome their designer Sarah Richardson who offers some good advice.
Just when Mike and MJ think things are back on track at the country house, a new discovery about the barn leaves them reeling; designer Sarah Richardson joins the flooring debate; MJ and his fiancée, Lisa, get married in a picturesque setting.