Boy buys townhouse. Boy meets girl. Boy marries girl. But, what about baby? That's what Scott and Martina are asking when they look around their townhouse, knowing that their first child is on the way. Now seeing their digs in a new light, the pressure is on to transform this former bachelor pad into a child friendly space. And doing it in time so that Martina and their new baby aren't forced to find a temporary home while construction is being completed. Not only does the home desperately need a nursery, but also a whole new bathroom with a bathtub to bathe the baby. Brandon, Jeff and Lauren are ready to help Scott and Martina get the house ready for their newborn baby girl before she grows out of baths in the sink.

Marc and Chrissy weren’t looking for a pool when they began house hunting, but one happened to come attached to the home they fell in love with. And so did an unfinished, dilapidated pool house that they now refer to as “the shack.” After an empty promise from a contractor who committed to fix the pool house after they moved in fell through, Marc and Chrissy assumed that entertaining outside would forever be a distant dream. With the piles of dark sludge in the pool and the unsafe condition of the pool house, it was easier to close the curtains and not look outside. Nevertheless, they are committed to hosting a high school graduation party for Chrissy’s cousin. The barren pool still needs to be acid washed, sandblasted and repainted. There are bird nests in the pool house rafters, the roof is caving and more wood siding falls off every week. Now that graduation day is approaching and the pool floaties have been bought, Marc and Chrissy desperately need the Drill Team to help them complete their vision and pull it off before the big party.

Imagine it. You spend six months painstakingly renovating your “dream home.” The mental, physical and financial exhaustion can now take a back seat because it’s time to finally relax and celebrate the finished product on a well-deserved vacation. Then, the unthinkable happens, the phone call no one ever thinks they’ll receive: “THE HOUSE BURNED DOWN.” Pardon me? After a faulty fireplace went haywire, all Edd and Lori had to their names were the clothes on their backs and what was in their luggage. Now, after struggling to rebuild their house, they’re about to run out of their temporary housing situation and their home is nowhere near complete. Can Jeff, Brandon and Lauren help them secure a Certificate of Occupancy in time by building a new kitchen, dining room and living room? Or, will Edd and Lori be homeless before their home can be rebuilt?

No one expects to return from their tropical vacation to find the tropics inside their home—in the basement, no less. That’s what happened to Ryan and Sue when they walked in and heard a curious sound coming from the basement. They stepped right into 6 inches of water throughout and a broken pipe spewing water everywhere. Stored clothes, Sue’s wedding dress, a new pool table and brand new Brazilian hardwoods that were stacked in the basement awaiting installation upstairs were just a few of the items that were ruined. Their basement needs to be recreated from scratch. And as their bad luck would have it, Ryan and Sue have already invited about 20-30 of their college friends to have a reunion at their home. Flights have already been booked and no one knows about the flood. Can this formerly finished basement be transformed in time to be just a funny story for old friends and not a dangerous, damp dungeon?

Richie and Nicole love their Jersey shore house. Every summer, their family and friends meet there to reconnect and vacation from their busy lives in the Philadelphia suburbs. Problem is, a pipe burst and flooded the whole house from the top floor down to the basement. Richie’s hectic work schedule and Nicole’s hesitation to bring their small son to this flooded and gutted danger zone have prevented them from working on it. Now, time is running out before the annual family gathering that so many count on. The Drill Team is ready to swoop in and not only help make the house completely “company ready” but make it even better and more functional than it was before.