5 California Backyard Makeovers From 'Flip or Flop: Selling Summer'

Lucky for Tarek and Christina, summer never ends in Southern California.

By: Jessica Galliart

Show: Flip or Flop

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Who says summer has to be over? With new episodes premiering August 25, this season of Flip or Flop features Tarek and Christina El Moussa embracing those endless California summers to tackle their biggest backyard disasters yet — turning them into California gold.

Some of the homes require total backyard guts that cost upwards of $100,000, but the payoff of creating that dreamy outdoor space for home buyers makes it all worth it.

Here’s a sneak peek of some of the transformations you’ll see in Flip or Flop: Selling Summer.

Poolside Potential in Whittier

Beachside Beauty in Torrance

Split-Level Falls in Long Beach

Backyard Staycation in Riverside

Pooling Value in Cypress

Catch a sneak peek of one of Tarek and Christina's newest projects:

Tarek and Christina's Dream Backyard Spa Transformation

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Tarek and Christina transform a backyard to create an awesome summer space.

And while you wait for the premiere, customize our one-of-a-kind coloring pages inspired by the show. Then, make summer last forever. (We can dream, right?)

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