—A shared love of simple, Southern living and revitalizing historic properties keeps Ben and Erin Napier busy in their hometown of Laurel, Miss. That's the setting of this HGTV series, which follows the couple as they renovate turn-of-the-century homes for first-time buyers, young families, and adults wishing to live closer to grandchildren. Erin's keen sense of style and a background in graphic design guide the renovations, Ben's building and woodworking skills preserve and celebrate the home's history, and by using found materials and old textiles, they keep the character intact but create modern and affordable updates.

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Season 1016 of 16 Episodes

A couple's iconic Laurel home hides a secret: inside, it's on the brink of collapse. With repairs long delayed and a staggering cost to save the historic house, Ben and Erin could face their biggest project ever, if the family doesn't walk away.
Ben and Erin push through setbacks and astounding costs in one of their longest, most challenging projects as they attempt to save a couple's historic Laurel home, preserving it for another 100 years.
After years in a tiny California home, a couple heads to Laurel with a gift from her late father that makes their first home possible; Ben and Erin now design a coastal cabin-inspired retreat, tailored to their unique need for separate bedrooms.
Two siblings leave their small New York City apartments and are ready to put down Southern roots for a slower pace of life; after showing each of them houses, Ben and Erin are caught off guard when the siblings surprise them with a new plan.
An artist arrives back to her hometown of Laurel, and she's craving a small country house; with eclectic taste, she throws Ben and Erin a challenge when she wants to take on some of the work herself, incorporating materials she's collected.
Ben and Erin Napier work with their project manager to renovate a family cabin that her husband built alongside his grandfather; the project focuses on turning the structure into a functional family gathering spot.
An engaged couple wants to update their midcentury home for their blended family as they start their next chapter; but an unexpected request and mounting complications ramp up the pressure, and Ben and Erin must race to finish before the wedding.
Ben's little brother and his wife secretly buy a fixer-upper and plan to renovate it themselves to save money; as they move and race to finish before their third baby arrives, Ben and Erin try to convince them to accept some help.
With its last update 24 years ago, Ben and Erin renovate the local hospital maternity ward; it's full of family memories, including the birth of their two daughters, and they aim to transform it into a modern, welcoming space that feels like home.
After finishing a 10-month reno on their forever home, a couple enlist Ben and Erin to help finish their backyard; they want to include a pool for their son, but they drop a late twist that could change everything.
Over 13 years, a couple has have moved countless times, living separately and out of suitcases through medical school and residency; now, with two kids and life more settled, they turn to Ben and Erin to find their first permanent family home.
After a life-changing accident as a teen, a homebuyer considers purchasing a Laurel home he's wanted for years; he calls on Ben and Erin to see if a fully accessible renovation with an elevator is possible before buying it.
Erin's high school friend is ready to leave her childhood home for a new chapter with her family; they ask Ben and Erin to turn a dated, well-preserved house into a southern-inspired forever home, but surprises lurk beneath the surface.
Ben and Erin return to their alma mater, Jones College, to transform the outdated women's basketball locker room; blending nostalgic collegiate style with heart, they look to create a warm, welcoming second home for the team.
After countless setbacks, an engaged couple's finally saved enough to renovate their first home together; the house needs more work than expected, and with bats in the attic and a tight budget, they call on Ben and Erin for help.
After completing the top floor of a local architect's downtown loft, Ben and Erin return to update the second floor after a fire; Erin steps outside her comfort zone to design a modern kitchen, entertainment room, and guest suite.

A single mom, who grew up in New York, wants to give her two kids a cozy place, like the one she grew up in; Ben and Erin present a home with a huge fireplace, that instantly gives warmth, and a house on two acres that evokes childhood memories.
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A couple recently inherited a house that belonged to her parents, and they currently live in the home next door, so they need to decide which one they'll keep and renovate; there are strong feelings for both places.
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A young graphic designer in love with midcentury design looks to buy her first home; Ben and Erin present two options that will satisfy her love of natural elements, and Erin is determined to make the house feel as creative as its owner.
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When a couple loses out on a few homes, Ben and Erin hope that plan B is plan better; with a budding food business that requires a specialty garden on the property, the Napiers face a time crunch to create a home that delivers from the inside out.
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Ben and Erin return to their alma mater, Jones College, to transform the outdated women's basketball locker room; blending nostalgic collegiate style with heart, they look to create a warm, welcoming second home for the team.
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A doctor with a mission to help children started a learning center for underserved kids, and it's bursting out of its current location; Ben and Erin help her find, design and retrofit a larger house to create a cozy school.
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A shared love of simple, Southern living and revitalizing historic properties keeps Ben and Erin Napier busy in their hometown of Laurel, Miss. That's the setting of this HGTV series, which follows the couple as they renovate turn-of-the-century homes for first-time buyers, young families, and adults wishing to live closer to grandchildren. Erin's keen sense of style and a background in graphic design guide the renovations, Ben's building and woodworking skills preserve and celebrate the home's history, and by using found materials and old textiles, they keep the character intact but create modern and affordable updates.

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