Saturday, December 7th TV listings for Do It Yourself Network (Canada)
Save My Reno Sarah and Jon
Sarah and Jon bought their first home and knew it needed some fixing up, but didn't realize how much time and money it would take to get it family friendly. Jon took on the basement reno first and quickly realized the kitchen is beyond his skills.
Save My Reno Joel and Kera
Joel and Kera have two growing boys, a busy schedule, and a basement straight out of the 70s.
Save My Reno Karen and Matt
Karen and Matt crave an open concept main floor. They have two young kids and a wall preventing them from proper sightlines but the dividing wall is only the first of many 'wants' on their list.
Save My Reno Andrew and Courtney
Andrew is a single guy who loves to entertain family and friends, but his kitchen is too small and closed off. He wants an open concept with a large island, so he can see his guests when they come over.
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Disaster DIY Bathroom Cop Out
Chris' renovation looks more like a crime scene rather than a bathroom. His wife Lori's patience with the unfinished renovation has gone down the proverbial toilet. Bryan helps get this cop off probation and finish the bathroom for good.
Disaster DIY The Ugly Deck-ling
Pierre's laid back nature stops him from completing his disastrous deck.
Philly Revival It's Phlippin' Small
Rachel Street tackles a tiny row home in South Philly's Whitman district. After extending the second floor to add an additional 150 square feet, she makes the space seem brighter and larger by white washing the interior brick and using light colours.
Philly Revival A Troubled Twin
Rachel tackles a twin row home in Germantown that was partially rehabbed by a previous owner. She quickly discovers the previous work is less than perfect and is forced to rebuild the rotting roof, install new brick on the exterior and add new insulation.
Philly Revival An Urban Retreat
Rachel Street renovates a huge, turn-of-the-century home in the Mt. Airy district. She decides to restore several of the property's original features, including a walled-up sun porch, elaborate fireplaces and cabinetry.
Philly Revival Double Trouble
Rachel takes on a row home that is double the width of a regular row house in the popular Dickinson Narrows neighbourhood. The renovation goes from a cosmetic rehab to a full gut job as she discovers serious plumbing issues.
Philly Revival Anything But Basic
Rachael takes on a builder-basic row home in Philadelphia's East Passyunk neighborhood and intends to flip it fast. Her plan for converting this home into a designer-chic abode includes rebuilding the kitchen peninsula and creating entertaining space.
Philly Revival Philly Street Flippin'
Licensed contractor, real estate expert and designer Rachel Street flips an historic row home in her hometown of Philadelphia, PA. She transforms the first floor into an open-concept space and exposes the brick along one side of the home.
Flea Market Flip Rockers vs. Besties
Married rockers face off against best buds.
Flea Market Flip Gypsies vs. Gents
Design gypsies compete for the flipping throne against do-it-all gents.
Flea Market Flip The Vignette Flip
Confident Kendra and Erin plan to flip the script on Brooklyn artists Mikal and Nathan. The teams hit the ground running at the Brimfield Antique Show and Flea Market in Brimfield, Massachusetts.
Flea Market Flip Sky-High Flipping
Flight attendant flippers Isabell and Diahann take on fairy junk-mothers Stephany and Jane.
Flea Market Flip Battle of the Boroughs
It's a subway series as Manhattan divas go for broke against Brooklyn craftsmen.
Flea Market Flip The Flipping Unicorn
Magic is in the air as design duo Cherise and Kim go head-to-head against creative craftsmen Joe and Andrew.
Flea Market Flip Brothers vs. Sisters
It's a sibling showdown as a pair of boisterous brothers take on sassy sisters.
Flea Market Flip Kids vs. Parents
Parents will face off against their two daughters in this flip battle.
Property Brothers Kate & Dave
Young newlyweds Kate and Dave are really excited, and a bit nervous, about buying a first house together, but their budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations.
Property Brothers Megan and Greg
After living and working abroad, Megan and hockey pro Greg are ready to settle down and start a family.
Pool Kings Clean Lines and Clean Water
A family's three daughters can't get enough of swimming, but their mom's chlorine sensitivity prevents her from joining in on the fun at the community pool. A special ozone system is installed that will allow her to swim.
Pool Kings Broken to Beautiful
After living with a broken pool for four years, a family decides to build their dream pool again. Brian and Paul Porter give them an out-of-this-world creation, featuring a waterfall wall, sunken fire pit and poolside spa.
Texas Flip and Move Upscale Transitional
Zac and Cameron win a 1,000-square foot home with two bedrooms and two baths at an auction in Decatur. The duo combines their skills to create a design that's perfect for a family looking to entertain guests in spacious common areas.
Barnwood Builders Grandma's Cabin
Mark and the guys save the logs from a fire-damaged home in West Virginia. Mark promises the family who sold him the cabin that he will honor their history here. Once the logs are salvaged, the cabin is rebuilt on the Boneyard for a client in Montana.
Leave It to Bryan Motion to Dismantle
Homeowners get a reality check in the ultimate tug of war between wants and needs.
Leave It to Bryan Wishing and Coping
Homeowners get a reality check in the ultimate tug of war between wants and needs.
Texas Flip and Move Upscale Transitional
Zac and Cameron win a 1,000-square foot home with two bedrooms and two baths at an auction in Decatur. The duo combines their skills to create a design that's perfect for a family looking to entertain guests in spacious common areas.
Barnwood Builders Grandma's Cabin
Mark and the guys save the logs from a fire-damaged home in West Virginia. Mark promises the family who sold him the cabin that he will honor their history here. Once the logs are salvaged, the cabin is rebuilt on the Boneyard for a client in Montana.
Pool Kings Clean Lines and Clean Water
A family's three daughters can't get enough of swimming, but their mom's chlorine sensitivity prevents her from joining in on the fun at the community pool. A special ozone system is installed that will allow her to swim.
Pool Kings Broken to Beautiful
After living with a broken pool for four years, a family decides to build their dream pool again. Brian and Paul Porter give them an out-of-this-world creation, featuring a waterfall wall, sunken fire pit and poolside spa.
Philly Revival It's Phlippin' Small
Rachel Street tackles a tiny row home in South Philly's Whitman district. After extending the second floor to add an additional 150 square feet, she makes the space seem brighter and larger by white washing the interior brick and using light colours.
Philly Revival A Troubled Twin
Rachel tackles a twin row home in Germantown that was partially rehabbed by a previous owner. She quickly discovers the previous work is less than perfect and is forced to rebuild the rotting roof, install new brick on the exterior and add new insulation.
Philly Revival An Urban Retreat
Rachel Street renovates a huge, turn-of-the-century home in the Mt. Airy district. She decides to restore several of the property's original features, including a walled-up sun porch, elaborate fireplaces and cabinetry.
Philly Revival Double Trouble
Rachel takes on a row home that is double the width of a regular row house in the popular Dickinson Narrows neighbourhood. The renovation goes from a cosmetic rehab to a full gut job as she discovers serious plumbing issues.
Philly Revival Anything But Basic
Rachael takes on a builder-basic row home in Philadelphia's East Passyunk neighborhood and intends to flip it fast. Her plan for converting this home into a designer-chic abode includes rebuilding the kitchen peninsula and creating entertaining space.
Philly Revival Philly Street Flippin'
Licensed contractor, real estate expert and designer Rachel Street flips an historic row home in her hometown of Philadelphia, PA. She transforms the first floor into an open-concept space and exposes the brick along one side of the home.