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Clean It, Fix It
The team are in London to help Safiyah regain her independence. Suffering from a condition that impedes her ability to move and bend, the team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make her kitchen more accessible for her needs.
The team are in Chelmsford to help a busy family of four. In 24 hours, and with a minimal budget, they must transform their cluttered home.
The team are in London to help a single mum of three reclaim her bedroom and get her young daughters back in their own beds. With just 24 hours, and a minimal budget, they must declutter, makeover and clean their bedroom, and come up with clever storage solutions for their toys.
The team are in north London, helping grandmother Maura give her messy lounge a makeover. In just 24 hours, and on a limited budget, they build a birdwatching area for her grandchildren, fix the unsafe stairs, and give the living room a new identity, creating a multipurpose family space.
Costume designer Ploy’s three-storey home is bursting at the seams, with designs spilling into every room, preventing her from getting a good night’s sleep. The team has just 24 hours on a limited budget to organise her space, create a bespoke craft area and clear the chaos from the conservatory.
The team visit busy mum Monique at her two-bedroom home in south east London. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team create special bunk bed spaces for her two daughters, address the overspill of toys with bespoke storage solutions, and give their bathroom a deep clean.
The team help an avid recycler whose small flat is bursting at the seams. There’s no room to eat a meal and the second bedroom is a dumping ground.
The team are in Homerton, east London, to help young entrepreneurs Rob and Haley make the most of their two-bed house, which is currently overrun with cats and dogs. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, the team clean and turn a cluttered gloomy basement into a place to relax and work in.
The team are in Bedford, visiting single mum Katie. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they turn her lacklustre bedroom into a relaxing space that doubles as a home office, upcycle furniture and wallpaper a feature wall. Maxine uses her potions to treat make-up spills on the carpet.
The team are in Croydon to help new parents Adam and Jen with their unfinished nursery. After discovering they were having twins, DIY took a back seat, leaving them with no storage for their baby kit. The team has just 24 hours and a limited budget to make their home child-friendly.
The team travel to Greenwich to help retired professional Primrose, who has mobility issues. In just 24 hours, on a limited budget, they get to work, securing dangerous shelves, reconfiguring her desk space and creating a bespoke storage solution for her precious guitar.
The team are in Twickenham to help Babs welcome her house guest from Ukraine. The spare bedroom gets a revamp with home comforts, a splash of colour and improved storage. The cat-ripped carpet and bannisters also get some much-needed TLC.
Rory and Holly have spent all their money buying their first home, but with no cash left, things have ground to a halt. The team has 24 hours and a small budget to turn their home into a relaxing space they can enjoy both inside and out.
The team are in Kent, solving a family of four's housing woes. They have to fix an unfinished kitchen extension with bare plaster work. The team organise the kitchen and redesign the utility space to make the family's dream home a reality.
The team travel to Bedford to help a family of six who are bursting at the seams. They turn a dining room into a much needed bedroom, create a family eating area - turning a utility area into a breakfast bar.
Single dad Martin calls in the team to give his daughter a bedroom she can get creative in. They make an art desk with clever storage. With fixes and clean-up in the bathroom and kitchen to complete, the team has their work cut out.
The team are in London to help Shirley clean and sort her cluttered flat. They design a bespoke unit in the kitchen to safely house the microwave, breathe new life into the gloomy living room and create clever storage in the bathroom.
The team visit avid recycler Lynne's Victorian property in London. They repurpose some old scaffold boards to make much-needed shelving and build a giant bunk to create more space for her son.
The team visit Kent to help a busy family of four who have recently converted their garage into a wet room and now lack storage space. In just 24 hours, and on a limited budget, they convert the original downstairs loo into a store cupboard and build clever seat storage in their family room.
The team travel to south London to help a mum of two with her overflowing kitchen and ever-growing shoe collection. In just 24 hours, and on a limited budget, the team add clever storage to the kitchen and turn her spare room into a relaxing sanctuary with new shelving for her shoe display.
