My Big Amazing Renovation Episodes

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Season 2, Episode 1

Transforming a Denver Victorian Into a Modern Loft Masterpiece

Bob Young and Christine Parisi transform a dilapidated Denver Victorian into a modern, urban loft masterpiece with lots of delicious extras.

Season 2, Episode 2

Transformation from Ranch to French Provincial

Shaun Parvez transforms his family's 2800 square foot ranch home in Washingtown Township, New Jersey into a colossal 10,000 square foot French Provincial manor.

Season 2, Episode 3

Expanding an Atlanta Rancher Into a Colossal Craftsman

The Evans family originally set aside a budget of $650,000 and six months to expand their Atlanta rancher into a 5000 square foot modern Craftsman. To their surprise, they easily surpass both benchmarks.

Season 2, Episode 4

Modern Home Transformation in Seattle

The Knowles take their Seattle house from plain and boring to modern and fabulous, adding on 1100 square feet in a transformation that looks nothing like the original.

Season 2, Episode 5

Creating a Spanish Style Oasis in Suburban Atlanta

Beth Brooks is tripling the size of her home and creating a 7000 square foot two-story oasis in suburban Atlanta. She wants to keep the Spanish style of the house, as well as the lovely atrium, but the rest of the house gets an outstanding update including eco-friendly features.

Season 2, Episode 6

A Unique Barn-Like Mountain Home Complete With a Silo

Massey and Keith Pitts' blah and boring Colorado mountain home is transformed into a big red barn with corrugated steel siding. And yes, that's a silo housing the formal living room.

Season 2, Episode 7

A High-Tech and Eco-Friendly Remodel in Virginia

The Hansens' cozy 1200 square foot brick colonial home is Falls Church, Virginia is morphing into a spacious 3800 square foot craftsman-style home. Their design plan will not only ensure that the home stays true to the feel of the neighborhood, it will also be the most high-tech, eco-friendly house on the block.

Season 2, Episode 8

Massive Change, Maintaining Character

William and Trang Smith are taking their bungalow in Arlington, Virginia from 1600 square feet to an amazing 4,000. They want to make massive changes, while maintaining the home's character, and they have a budget of $300,000.

Season 2, Episode 9

Drastic Changes to the Back of an Atlanta Home

The Gruels have set a budget of $550,000 and a timeline of seven months to more than double the size of their 1400 square foot home. To stay true to the style of their Atlanta neighborhood, the front of the house won't change much; they're saving the dramatic changes for the back.

Season 2, Episode 10

New Jersey Nirvana

The Shermans plan to transform their 51-year-old 1400 square foot split-level house into a piece of suburban nirvana that's two-and-a-half times its current size. With an open floor plan, enhanced flow from room to room and colors that placate, this New Jersey family has a half a million dollars to do it all.