American Rehab

Virginia: Curved Kitchen

Catherine and Tayloe Emery begin renovations on their family estate, Mount Airy. The kitchen has an impractical curved design, so they enlist the help of family to make it a modern space with a vintage feel.

Virginia: Main Suite

It's time for Catherine and Tayloe to overhaul the main suite at Mount Airy. They tear out most of the current bathroom, which involves replacing a makeshift attic ladder attached by a wire hanger.

Virginia: Multi-Function Mudroom

The lower level of the west wing has warped floors and crumbling brick walls, so it needs a major restoration. Catherine and Tayloe decide to turn the wasted space into a multifunctional mudroom for laundry, dogs, kids and more.

Virginia: Wing Bed and Bath

Catherine and Tayloe turn two unused rooms in the west wing into a bedroom and bathroom that can accommodate multiple guests. Later, they visit another family property built in the 1700s for design inspiration.

Virginia: Wing Lounge

Despite its lack of flooring and crumbling walls, Catherine and Tayloe want to turn the original laundry room into a guest lounge. The massive job includes dealing with a suspended wood ceiling, opening up a brick wall and incorporating the family crest.

Virginia: Wing Kitchen

Catherine and Tayloe want to turn the original, 18th-century kitchen in the west wing into a chef's kitchen for when they host large parties. They must rebuild the deteriorating fireplace and blend historic aspects with modern kitchen features.

Virginia: Smokehouse Speakeasy

The estate smokehouse was built in 1761, and Catherine and Tayloe want to convert the dilapidated building into a speakeasy-style bar for weddings and entertaining. With the expenses involved, they must get creative and repurpose items they already have.

Virginia: Family Space

Mount Airy's formal main house isn't suited for a family with young kids, so Catherine and Tayloe work to convert an extra bedroom into a relaxing family room. However, just as they wrap up the project, they realize they made a costly mistake.

Virginia: Modern Man Cave

Tayloe looks to fulfill his grandfather's vision of converting the counting house into the ultimate man cave. The seemingly simple project turns out to be more than they bargained for, and Tayloe suffers a nasty fall from a ladder.

Virginia: Outdoor Entertainment

Catherine and Tayloe want to create an outdoor entertaining area complete with a fire pit. The yard must first pass inspection from an archaeological team, and the project faces being shut down if any significant historical elements are found.

Charleston: Country Victorian Porch

Contractor Trent Fasnacht takes on a 107-year-old country Victorian home near Charleston, SC, in the small town of Summerville. He restores the original porch with period-correct tongue and groove flooring and creates a new arbor and front walkway.

Charleston: Historic Living Room and Foyer

Trent begins demolition in the living room and foyer and quickly realizes termite damage and wood rot destroyed nearly every surface. After taking the rooms down to the studs, he uses period-appropriate finishes to restore the space.

Charleston: Octagon Breakfast Nook, Sun Porch and Side Porch

Trent turns the octagon room into a breakfast nook and restores the sunroom. The side porch project is nearly stalled by two rainstorms before becoming a period-correct addition with details matching the original front porch.

Charleston: Historic Kitchen Remodel

Trent rebuilds the kitchen in its original spot at the front of the home. His design plan calls for beadboard cabinets, a glass tile backsplash and authentic butcher block countertops. He also works to save the only remaining original floors in the house.

Charleston: Cozy Office and Guest Bedroom With Built-ins

Trent demolishes the home's dated bathroom and pulls down walls in an office and bedroom. Then, he adds custom, built-in bookcases to add extra space.

Charleston: Historic Main Suite With Southern Charm

Trent wraps up his restoration by turning the outdated kitchen and dining room addition into a beautiful main suite that's full of coastal charm.

Victoria: Main Suite Meltdown

Shalina Joy commits to a massive restoration on a Mediterranean Revival home in Newark, New Jersey. With the floors of the main suite collapsing beneath her feet, she must give it her all, but she may be in over her head.

Victoria: Living Room Revamp

Shalina takes on the dreary and dated living room. However, years of bad renovations and a brick beast of a fireplace could keep her from bringing the room back to its former elegant glory.

Victoria: Front Yard Facelift

Shalina turns her attention to the front exterior, which needs a massive facelift. Later, she works to transform the backyard's swampy pool.

Victoria: Kitchen Collapse

Shalina faces a colossal challenge when she works to make the cramped, outdated kitchen a space her family can enjoy. She tears away layers of past renovations only to find crumbling plaster, holes in the ceiling and walls ready to collapse.

Victoria: Backyard Blowout

Shalina has her hands full with a backyard filled with dangerous, illegal structures, crumbling steps and an overgrown jungle. Using creative ingenuity and old-school methods, she wrangles the mess into a beautiful living space.

Victoria: Dining Room Dazzle

Shalina must tackle one final space, her dining room, but money's tight and time is running out. It's all hands on deck as she and her crew make the room shine just in time to welcome friends and family for an open house.

Buffalo: Living Room Revamp

Jason and Bernice continue work on the home by finishing off the first floor. As they renovate the living room, they run into massive issues with the damaged ceiling and face design challenges when they add a hidden powder room in the entryway.

Buffalo: Modern-Vintage Kitchen and Dining Room

House flippers Jason Wilson and Bernice Radle buy a 1910 property and begin their biggest restoration yet. They tear down walls in the kitchen and dining room to create an open space and honor the home's original design by using reclaimed wainscoting.

Buffalo: Main Suite Swap

Jason and Bernice have big plans to move the main bedroom to its original location in the house. They remove walls to create a main suite, but after discovering rot in an exterior wall, they must rebuild and add a new header.

Buffalo: Double Bedroom Upgrade

Jason and Bernice team up with their siblings to tackle the home's second floor, including restoring the original bathroom. However, standing water and cracking walls cause trouble along the way.

Buffalo: Eclectic Attic

Jason and Bernice transform the unfinished attic into an eclectic living space and make a bold, colorful update to the exterior. They draw inspiration from Buffalo's artistic community to create unique installations, including a storage wall.

Buffalo: Backyard

Jason and Bernice finish renovations by revamping the tired backyard, adding a pergola-covered dining area, a back deck and creating a unique fence out of salvaged doors. Later, they hold an open house and reveal the finished home to potential buyers.