Ep 4. Taking the Renovation Leap
- TVG
- March 9, 2016
- 43 min
Taking the Renovation Leap is the fourth episode of the ninth season of Property Brothers. This episode features a couple, Katie and Justin, who are ready to move on from their small starter home. They want a bigger space for their growing family but are struggling to find the perfect home that fits their needs and budget.
The couple meets with Jonathan and Drew, the Property Brothers, to discuss their options. They explore various homes with the couple, but none of them seem to work. So, the brothers suggest renovating their starter home to create the perfect space for their family.
Katie and Justin are hesitant at first, but the brothers convince them that renovating their current home will not only save them money but also add sentimental value to their home. The couple agrees to take the renovation leap and give their starter home a major facelift.
The brothers start tearing down walls and opening up the space to create a more open-concept living area. They install new flooring and paint the walls to create a modern and bright space that's perfect for a family.
At the same time, Drew is working on finding ways to add value to the home. He suggests some cost-effective upgrades like adding a deck and updating the kitchen and bathrooms. He also tells the couple that he can help them finance the renovation by tapping into some of the home's equity.
As the renovation progresses, the couple is amazed at how their small starter home is transforming into their dream family home. They are thrilled with the results and can't wait to start making new memories in their renovated space.
The episode ends with a big reveal. The Property Brothers reveal the completed renovation to Katie and Justin, and they are blown away by the transformation. They are over the moon with the results and grateful to the Property Brothers for making their dream home a reality.
Taking the Renovation Leap is a heartwarming and inspiring episode of Property Brothers that showcases the power of renovating a home. It's a reminder that sometimes the perfect home isn't found – it's created.
