Love It or List It, Too Episodes
Main Floor Malfunction
Kelly and Steve live in this four bedroom home with two growing daughters, and the disjointed main floor does not work for their busy family. To help solve the dysfunction, Designer Jillian and her team hope to win the day with a fairy tale renovation, while Realtor Todd plans to sell them an enchanting new home. Tired of butting heads over their ill-fitting family home, Kelly and Steve are wondering will they love their home again, or will they list it?
Disaster Renovation
Emily and Gary bought their fixer upper after receiving an unexpected inheritance. But a stop-work order halted their renovation plans, and four years later, Gary ready to walk away. Ready to dive into this challenge are rivals Designer Jillian and Realtor Todd, both hoping to deliver this couple a turnkey home. Tired of dealing with unfinished renovations, Emily and Gary must decide will they love their home again or will they list it?
Too Close for Comfort
Neena and Jag's home may work great for their family, but it's too close for comfort when they're entertaining their growing extended family. Our rivals Designer Jillian and Realtor Todd hope to give these homeowners what they need. Done debating the fate of their frustrating family home, Neena and Jag are wondering whether they will love their home again, or will they list it?
Pool Party
When Eleanor and Dave bought their family home on a quiet street five years ago it was all about the amazing backyard, but they overlooked some major issues inside the house. Designer Jillian and her team use their license to thrill with a stunning, top-to-bottom redesign, while Realtor Todd looks to deliver a move-in ready home with a pool that's to die for. Done coping with a dysfunctional home, but in love with their beautiful backyard, Eleanor and Dave must decide. Will they love their home again, or will they list it?
Money Pit
Jeff and Gina took a big chance when they bought this old-fashioned fixer upper, but 12 years later, all they've done are quick fixes, Now Gina feels their family home is nothing more than a money pit. Designer Jillian and her team have high hopes of transforming this mountainside home, while Todd tries to convince the family it's time to buck up and buy a new house. Fed up with over a decade of quick fixes, Jeff and Gina have to decide. Will they love it, or list it?
Thirty Year Throwdown
When Michelle and Brent bought their first home thirty years ago, they were looking for the perfect place to start a family. Now, with three kids fully grown, and a home in desperate need of renovations, Brent feels it's the perfect time to move on to something new. Designer Jillian and her team will attempt to reconfigure their odd layout to better suit five adults, while Realtor Todd hopes to find them a functional, move-in ready home. Tired of fussing over what to do with their outdated, dysfunctional house, Michelle and Brent must decide, will they love their home again or, will they list it?
Cabin in the Woods
When Josh and Melissa first laid eyes on this cheerful, mountain cabin they were instantly smitten, but now that they have a child, Melissa's having second thoughts. Designer Jillian and her team aim to transform an awkward, old cabin into a proper family home, while Realtor Todd hopes he can sell them on the benefits of a better-fitting house. Done with making due in their dysfunctional family home, Josh and Melissa are wondering whether they will love their home again, or will they list it?
On the Rocks
When Nicole and Tony bought their mountainside charmer eleven years ago they immediately fell in love with the incredible location. Now, with two preteen daughters, Tony feels it's time they find a larger, more functional home. Designer Jillian and her team will try to transform this mountain home into the serene retreat it was always meant to be. While Todd hopes to deliver an open concept stunner with a view. Conflicted over what to do about a messed up mountain home, Nicole and Tony must decide, will they love their home again, or will they list it?
Four's a Crowd
When Barb and Ted decided to buy a family home twenty years ago, they knew they wanted to live in the mountains. But now that their daughters are grown, Barb thinks it's time to upgrade and up-size their living situation. Designer Jillian has her sights set on re-imagining this tired, old home with a modern perspective. But Realtor Todd can see a new mountain home on the horizon. Tired of their aging home, Barb and Ted are wondering whether they will love their house again, or will they list it?
Cramped Quarters
When Una and Christian bought their 88-year-old charmer in an ideal location, it seemed like the perfect place to raise their daughters. But now that their two young daughters are growing up, this beautiful house has lost its appeal. Designer Jillian hopes to find common ground by delivering a modern, open concept redesign. And Realtor Todd will show them the perks of living in a house from this century. Conflicted over what to do with their closed off character home, Una and Christian need to decide. Will they love their home again, or will they list it?
Disjointed Dwelling
Liza and Shawn bought their charming home because of its great backyard. Now, with three small children, the closed layout and lack of space is driving Shawn crazy, but Liza thinks it's all fixable. Designer Jillian and her team try to win the day by turning their house into the perfect family home, while Realtor Todd hopes to show that true happiness lies in a new house. Tired of locking horns over their historical home, Shawn and Liza are wondering whether they will love their home again, or will they list it?
Bothersome Beachside Rancher
Kim and Randy bought their beachside rancher ten years ago when they learned their daughter's health issues would cause her to rely on a wheelchair. But as she grows and moves into a bigger chair, their already cramped home is about to get tighter. Designer Jillian hopes to win with a stunning redesign that functions better for their family. While Realtor Todd believes he can find exactly what this family needs in a spacious, open concept home close to the beach. Conflicted over what to do with their poorly configured home, Kim and Randy must decide. Will they love their home again, or will they list it?
Broken Up Bungalow
After accepting a job transfer on the other side of the country, Stephen and Stephanie made a rushed home purchased. Now, Stephanie is tired of their closed off, dysfunctional home, but Stephen sees potential in their mountainside bungalow. Designer Jillian and her team will try and reconfigure their odd layout with an open concept redesign, while Realtor Todd believes he can solve all of their problems with a larger, more functional home close to the mountains. Tired of the debate, Stephanie and Stephen must decide. Will they love their home again, or will they list it?
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