Ep 3. Redoing a Budget-Eating Fixer
- TV-G
- November 26, 2016
- 43 min
In House Hunters Renovation season 10 episode 3, titled "Redoing a Budget-Eating Fixer," viewers follow a couple as they search for a new home to renovate and bring back to life. The couple has set a strict budget for their home, but find themselves drawn to a fixer-upper that is over their price range.
Throughout the episode, viewers witness the couple's journey as they weigh the benefits of purchasing the fixer-upper against the increased costs and potential challenges of renovating it. The couple ultimately decides to go for it, and the real work begins.
As the couple begins tearing down walls and making necessary repairs, they face unexpected obstacles that threaten to push them over budget. Viewers watch as the couple makes tough decisions to stay within their means while still achieving their dream home.
The episode features a variety of design choices as the couple transforms the home into a space that reflects their unique style and personality. The renovation includes updates to the kitchen, bathrooms, and outdoor areas, as well as the addition of new features like a home gym and walk-in closet.
Throughout the process, the couple receives guidance and input from a variety of experts, including a design consultant and a contractor. Viewers get a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes work required to bring a home renovation to life, from selecting materials to coordinating with contractors and ensuring that the finished product meets the couple's needs and expectations.
As the renovation nears completion, the couple faces one final budget challenge that threatens to derail their plans. However, with some creative problem-solving and a bit of luck, they are able to stay within their budget and achieve their dream home.
Overall, House Hunters Renovation season 10 episode 3 offers viewers an inspiring and informative look at what it takes to renovate a home on a budget. The episode showcases the challenges and rewards of tackling a fixer-upper, as well as the design choices and creative problem-solving required to make a home truly one's own.
