Season 1 - Episode Guide

Kortney and Dave work to flip a classic Craftsman that's in dire need of repair, but severe water damage forces them to question their original design plan and their budget.

Kortney and Dave bring an old rundown farmhouse back to life. A looming storm and the subsequent floods could cause their costs to spiral out of control.

Kortney and Dave transform a historic home with renovation restrictions that force them to be creative in their design plan for an unusual addition.

Kortney and Dave Wilson's latest flip in Nashville, TN, is a classic red brick house with huge potential for profit. They have a plan for an addition to help them meet their financial goal, but it turns out they may need to find square footage elsewhere.

Kortney and Dave tackle a house on the hillside in a prime Nashville location. But fear sets in when damage from water and termites is discovered, slowing down their progress.

Kortney and Dave take over a quaint bungalow that's already been half renovated in hopes of having a quick flip. After tearing out a bedroom to make space for a dining room, Kortney uses bold colors to make the interior of the house pop.

Kortney and Dave Wilson transform a tired, Craftsman-style home in Nashville into a bright and stunning luxe-lodge retreat. With big budget design features and a large addition in the works, the couple has to push hard to ensure a big payoff.

Kortney and Dave Wilson flip a rundown Craftsman home in a hip and trendy Nashville neighborhood. They pair a modern design plan with a hefty budget to entice the right buyer because the challenging location threatens to derail their profit projections.

Kortney and Dave Wilson tackle the renovation of a Queen Anne Victorian home in Nashville, but termite and water damage send them down a slippery slope.

Kortney and Dave Wilson's small addition turns into a big money pit as they transform a split-level house in the woods into a tranquil retreat. While they hope to see big profits, their final payoff could be compromised by the unforeseen structural problems.