Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford - Season 20 (1998)

Everybody needs more storage, especially owners of older houses. So we're out to help a young couple make the most of what they have.

If the Kitchen feels dated - the whole house does too. So we're helping a family bring theirs up to date without breaking the bank.

When the garage belongs to the whole family it can quickly become useless to everyone - Unless you get a grip on the chaos.

This is our 20th season on the air so we're taking a look back at how bath renovations have evolved over the years

Lots of what we do to our homes is motivated by special events and what could be more special than getting ready for the holidays.

To celebrate our 20th season we're on the road to lend a hand to people who are helping their communities all over the US.

We all have those little household repairs that need to get done, but how or with what materials?

We're helping a Mom of teenage boys who wants her spare bathroom to look less like a locker room and more like the beautiful space she imagines.

To celebrate our 20th season on the air we're taking a look back at some Kitchen renovations from decades past.

When your laundry room and pantry in the same space, but neither works very well, it's time for a change.

This week, our "Today's Homeowner" team takes on a project to make "home" a little "homier" for some young people with autism.

What do four kids between 9 and 2 years old need in their backyard - an awesome play place of course.

We're making big plans for a small patio so we can maximize outdoor living for a young family who loves to entertain outdoors

A couple's master bathroom needs a makeover, especially after the their 4-year-old inadvertently flooded the area.

The Today's Homeowner Team goes on the road to help a contest winner tackle their list of household fixes.

Our team helps a Houston couple handle some of the less obvious repairs made necessary by flooding from last year's Hurricane Harvey.

Protecting the inside of your house often means making timely repairs to the outside of the house.

Every year we re-invent someone's patio, courtesy of The Backyard Paradise Contest sponsored by Pavestone. This year's winner is from Lexington, Kentucky. Walt Arnett and his wife Beth share this home with their dog, Pinky.

When does an addition not look like an addition? When we get through making a few simple changes to hide the fact that the space was once a screened porch.