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The Hayhurst brothers have a specific client in mind when they win a home at auction in Bridgeport, TX. Their client needs more living space, so the brothers and their wives attach the structure to their client's existing home to create a seamless addition.

Paige and Raf renovate an old army barracks they won at an auction in Aledo, Texas. Military accents help to keep the original Americana spirit of the barracks as it is being transformed into a stylish and functional home.

With Donna laying out the overall plan and Toni supplying design ideas, the Snow sisters renovate a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home for a large family with creative features throughout. Paige and Raf's auction win goes bust with termite damage.

Casey and Catrina win a three-bedroom house at an auction held in Casey's hometown of Kennedale, Texas. They add a dining room and family room to expand the home's original footprint, then add modern farmhouse flair with whitewashed shiplap on the walls and cathedral ceilings.

The Snow sisters win a small brick house at an auction in Fort Worth, Texas. The ladies want to open up the floor plan by creating a large kitchen, living and dining area on one side of the house and bedrooms on the other. In order to accomplish this, they will break up the space with an elegant foyer that separates the living quarters from the common areas.

Casey and Catrina get a good buy on a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home. With the house's small footprint, Casey is anticipating an easy move, and Catrina wants to build an addition to get more bedroom and bathroom space. Together they decide to draw on the house's original character for the redesign.

Zac and Cameron win a 1,000-square-foot home with two bedrooms and two bathrooms at an auction in Decatur, Texas; the duo combines their skills to create a design that's perfect for a family looking to entertain guests in spacious common areas.

Catrina scores a two-bedroom, one-bathroom shotgun-style home while flying solo at an auction in Haslet, Texas. She and Casey come together to add a new bedroom, another bathroom, a sizable great room, dining room and study. There are also some creative storage ideas in the kitchen that complete this perfect build.

The Hayhurst brothers win a mammoth of a home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms in Colleyville, Texas. Although they are forced to leave behind the garage and brick, the guys still have big plans for the home beginning with a functional dining room and kitchen layout that includes a pass-through bar top. The master bedroom gets wood beam accents and both bathrooms receive high-end finishes to complete the design.
 

Gary's Girls pick up a cramped three-bedroom, two-bathroom home at an auction in Aurora, Texas. To make such a small space work, the girls build an addition to create a floor plan that will attract a buyer with a large family. The girls then add a touch of elegance with a butler's pantry, specialty molding and an arched tub in the guest bathroom.
 

Donna and Toni win a large home with three bedrooms and one bathroom at an auction in Glen Rose, Texas. The sisters want to make the structure feel even larger by raising the ceilings to 10 feet and adding a huge master suite off the back. Toni creates storage for canning supplies while Donna focuses on the kitchen, dining and living areas.
 

Paige and Melinda win a small two-bedroom, one-bathroom home; they double the square footage, create a large living and kitchen space complete with a wall of windows and add flair throughout the rest of the house with custom builds and airy colors.

The Hayhurst Brothers win a large maze of a home at an auction in Kennedale, Texas; it has to be cut up for the move, so the guys lose part of the house and most of the roof, but they make up for it by building a large addition.

Donna and Toni win a small cottage at auction and ask the Hayhurst Brothers for some cedar to create a sophisticated ranch home. The sisters give it an elegant, country design style and try to create an impressive landscape design to go along with the interior.
 

A member of the Texas Tenors contacts Donna and Toni to see if his home is worth renovating; the group joins the sisters to pitch in on the renovation projects; the result is a large addition for the master suite and a functional layout.

Donna and Toni win a large home with pre-existing shiplap and plan to add over 500-square-feet to make it more appealing for a family; unfortunately, the sisters discover it is in such bad shape that it makes more sense to demolish it and start over.

Paige and Raf win a house at auction, but only half of it will move. Their plan is to add enough square footage to turn it into a suburban family dream home, featuring a large dine-in banquette, plenty of bookshelves and a study space.
 

Paige and Raf win a home that was once a local government office. They have property ready and will turn the building into a large family home with lots of square footage. The Snows win a good-sized home, but they find out that all of the add-ons are going to be a big problem.

After moving a house in two parts, the Hayhurst Brothers decide to renovate the larger portion themselves while Casey and Catrina tackle the smaller section as a guesthouse. Casey is excited to start the renovation but problems arise when a Texas storm blows their house down just as their project begins.

The Snow sisters battle Randy at auction to win a gem of a house, but after moving the house, they realize they don't need a section of it and sell it to him. Donna and Toni make room for the finer things like a large open kitchen and a wine rack with a hidden door behind it, while Randy creates a rustic getaway with modern conveniences.

Casey and Catrina create a large, spacious home with wood elements. They add special features in the kitchen like a cutting board wall and double lazy Susans, making this kitchen a cook's dream. The Hayhurst brothers go for a slightly different style with an "atomic ranch" feel. They create a large living and kitchen area perfect for family gatherings, and a luxury master suite makes their home stand out.

Randy wins big at auction, but Paige and Raf hit a snag. After the city informs Paige and Raf that they aren't able to move the house they won, they brush it off and set out for more auctions. Meanwhile, Randy gets busy with his large renovation, keeping the vaulted ceilings and adding a country spin to create a family home.

The Snow sisters have their work cut out for them after losing a major portion of their house during the move. Once they get down to business, Donna and Toni decide to step outside of the box and give their home a gothic theme with beautiful windows and woodwork.

Gary's Girls transform a frumpy dump of a house into a mountain lodge fit the Rockies, while the Snow sisters roll up their sleeves to create a family-friendly home out of a trashed house.

Randy finds a ranch-style home that's in pretty bad shape, and he uses a lot of wood materials to restore it. Meanwhile, Casey and Catrina design a quirky, chic bungalow with a young professional couple in mind.

The Snow sisters give a tired ranch house new life by eliminating architectural issues and creating a spacious environment. This comfortable home gets a contemporary living area, a feature wall and a convenient built-in laundry chute in the master bathroom, making this home irresistible to the sisters' private buyer.

Casey and Catrina pull inspiration from Southwestern style when they use stucco, arches and plenty of red and turquoise on their home. Meanwhile, the Snow sisters learn how to keep an elegant secret when they find a hidden room that can serve as anything from a private pantry to a storm shelter.

When Gary gets two houses that came as a package deal, he offers one to his girls and the other to Casey and Catrina. Gary and Casey bet each other a steak dinner that their team will make a bigger profit.

Casey and Catrina stick to the original floor plan of a house with very minor structural changes. During their project, they salvage as much as they can to save money and preserve the character of the house. Meanwhile, Paige and Raf focus on making the kitchen a standout feature in their home after striking shiplap gold.

Casey and Catrina are excited to buy a duplex at auction that Catrina plans on turning into a single family home. However, Casey surprises her with twin buyers that have different tastes in style and want to keep the home as a duplex.

After Gary's Girls win a house at auction, Paige is inspired by her daughter's homework and decides on a design with Cuban influence.

Randy scores a big house and makes some major structural changes while Casey and Catrina design a house and outdoor space that's perfect for entertaining.

The Snows and Randy go to two auctions in one day. After Randy snags the first house, he and the Snows devise a plan to join together. They end up with two separate builds and literally split a house between them.

Gary's Girls turn a bare-bones barn into a two-story house with special installation requests from the buyer including a unique elevator.

Donna and Toni are contacted by an old friend who is looking for a house to buy. Their surprise buyer requests a sleek industrial look -- just the opposite of what they expected. Even so, the sisters deliver a house that far exceeds his expectations.

Paige and her husband Raf share a house they bought at an auction with Casey and Catrina, who have a specific buyer in mind. They put the house high up in the trees on their buyer's plot of land, while Paige and Raf combine their different styles to create one modern house.

The Snows renovate a fairly large house and focus on making the kitchen area custom and unique, while Casey and Catrina create a contemporary home with a true galley kitchen.

Gary's Girls score a Craftsman-style house at auction filled with character. The girls try to preserve the character of the house by mixing the old with the new and repurposing original materials.

The Snows take a small, bare bones house and turn it into an airy home with custom built-ins. Gary's Girls create a charming home using tile both inside and out.

Casey and Catrina reimagine a dated brick house by focusing on the kitchen and bathrooms and adding upscale features including unique tubs, showers and sinks.

The flippers drive four hours to an auction where the cost of moving will be included in the sale price. The houses are in rough shape but the Snow sisters still walk away with a moldy house while Randy gets a house that's been stripped completely bare inside. Thinking the other got the better deal, Randy and the sisters switch houses and get to work on the much-needed improvements. The sisters turn Randy's bare-bones house into a multicolor wonderland and Randy takes the sisters' house and creates an airy, rustic home with a stunning kitchen.

Donna and Toni win a house with a bad layout and obnoxious paint colors. They realize this house needs to be toned down, and they create a design plan that is serene and relaxing -- the total opposite of its original decor.

Gary's Girls win a house that they discover was originally built with mail-order parts. They restore the home with an open and airy design plan. Randy scores a house in good condition that the previous owners had already started renovating. The 9-foot ceilings inspire a grand colonial design.

When Casey and Catrina win a house that was moved from Texas Hill Country, they're inspired to create a vineyard-themed design plan. They create a floor plan that centers around being able to entertain family and guests alike.

Casey and Catrina have big ideas for a rusty old barn they've won and renovate the metal building into a 'Barndominium,' making it livable and trendy. On the inside, Donna and Toni's house needs some work, but luckily the junk in the front yard provides plenty of design inspiration.

Casey and Catrina win a large home that must be moved in two separate trips. The design plan splits the house into a playful kids' side and relaxing parents' wing. Meanwhile, Gary's Girls might have hopped too quickly into a new purchase and need to rethink their investment.

Casey and Catrina have a bit of bad luck when their home is barely salvageable and they have to knock it down and start over. Randy, however, makes his own luck by renovating a ranch-style home in good condition.

Randy wins a house at auction that he discovers is riddled with problems, the biggest of which is a serious lack of bathrooms and major termite damage. But it's not all bad when the Lone Wolf discovers some shiplap from vintage shipping crates hidden in the walls.

Randy wins a large home with very big bedrooms, but there's no defined living room and it has a fairly small kitchen and dining room. He must create a floor plan that will open up the space for a communal living area while maintaining bedroom space for maximum profitability.

Casey and Catrina score big on a house that is practically new. The problem is, someone previously bought it, tried to finish out the interior and failed. Now they're faced with the task of correcting the botched job and creating a home that will appeal to a buyer that Casey already has on the line.

Randy is approached by a potential buyer who is looking for a coastal-themed vacation home. Randy works to bring the beach to North Texas, but the two-bedroom renovation isn't all smooth sailing. Meanwhile, Donna and Toni get more than they bargained for when they find an unexpected critter living in their newly purchased ranch home. They evict the varmint and hope their stylish ranch remodel will attract better tenants.

An arched entryway in the Girls' new home inspires them to create a Mediterranean theme for the remodel. Casey and Catrina win two very small barns in a two-for-one auction and plan to combine them into one large living space in order to maximize profit.

Gary's Girls win an old train car from a fellow mover's lot and plan on retaining the industrial look while including some updates. The girls will create a studio with exposed pipes, a wood burning stove and stainless steel touches. Randy wins a relaxing ranch home but realizes there is a lot of termite damage and the house is too wide to get past the gated entrance. Randy is forced to chalk this one up to bad luck and abandon the project.

The team face a big challenge in a utility structure with no interior walls and a slab floor, complicating their plan to create a bunkhouse.

Casey and Catrina win a home with lots of charm, but once they look inside, they find it has been completely gutted; across town, Randy wins a large two-bedroom house at auction and encounters a catastrophe of his own.

The Snows nab a vintage 80-foot-long passenger train car from a scrap yard, and they can't wait to save this piece of history by transforming it into a cozy home

A cute cabin in seemingly good condition turns out to be a constant headache for the Lone Wolf while the Snows take a house that was made into an office and turn it back into a home.

The Lone Wolf tackles a house that is in pretty good shape, but there's an add-on and and attached garage that he'll need to leave behind. He decides to turn it into the ideal home for empty nesters but needs the help of the Snow sisters make it happen.

Casey scores a house with good hardwood floors near downtown Fort Worth. In order to move the house, he needs to cut part of the roof off and later discovers asbestos siding that has to be removed. Casey and contractor Catrina turn this tumble down house into an ideal place for a home-based business.

The sisters buy a house that sits right next door to one that the Lone Wolf snatches up. With the house rental market heating up, they both decide to tailor their flips to that clientele.

The other movers are wary of moving a house with a stucco exterior, but not Randy. He's certain he got a steal on this place until he gets inside and finds water damage and black mold. When Casey is left to turnaround a shabby lakeside home by himself he decides to hire a new hand; The Snow's contractor Catrina.

Donna and Toni buy four containers to turn into two houses. It turns out these kinds of homes are even more popular than they had anticipated when two different buyers contact them each wanting a container house right away. Brother Gary suggests that his four daughters take on one of the builds to help the sisters out.

The Lone Wolf bites off more than he can chew when he picks up large house that needs plenty of work. He's too busy to get it to auction quickly so he calls in fellow flipper Casey to lighten his load. Together they turn this worn out three bedroom into a home to behold.?

The Snow sisters and The Lone Wolf each win a house with the same size, layout and footprint. Both teams learn of a buyer who is looking for small houses like these to put on a guest ranch so both try to design with the customer in mind. Will the customer take one, both or neither?

The Snow Sisters score a house that looks pretty rough. They like the cedar shingle exterior, but don't like that they'll need to cut the house apart to move it. The interior will need to be reconfigured and the exterior will need some real work to add curb appeal. They decide to open up the interior and make the kitchen the focal point of the house: A Cook's Kitchen.

The Lone Wolf wins a house that has a few major issues, such as missing part of the floor. His plan is to create an interior that will appeal to city guys. Meanwhile, The Young Guns take a chance on a small service building that could have been a garage. They see it as a blank slate full of exciting opportunities and decide to create a cute 'in-law' studio suite with a new front entrance, vaulted ceiling and full size kitchen.

Casey grabs a neglected house that must be cut in two before it can be moved. He decides to double his profits by taking the two halves and making a new house out of each. His plans are almost dashed when a Texas twister destroys one of the halves, but he decides to pick up the pieces and rebuild.

Donna and Toni get orders from Daddy Snow to buy a house that's very special to him, and it's coming up for auction. He grew up in it and his father moved it years before. The sisters' renovation keeps the old place true to history and to the period in which it was built.

The Young Guns score a house that used to be a church but when they're called out of town, cousin Casey takes over the flip. Donna and Toni win a tiny one-room service building that they completely transform into a cottage retreat.

The Snow sisters discover the interior floor plan of their new house will need to be reconfigured; an old piano inspires the sisters to create a country-melody design theme.

Randy Gets a Gem of a House and the Snows Turn a Silo Into a Suite

Cody drops a slam dunk bid for a tiny backyard barn but getting it to the renovation lot takes one of the most radical house moves ever seen in Fort Worth. Suzi has to figure out how to turn 210 square feet of barn into a home and her plans will take all the muscle Cody can muster. Randy wins a weird square building with prison-size windows and he has ideas for an open-plan, loft-style remodel but that's a big challenge for his contractor, Bleu, who has to figure out how to create private zones in open space.

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