Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford

- Season 21

(1998)

Whit and Andrea's home no longer meets their family's needs, so Danny and Chelsea show them how to customize their space.

We're adding some curb appeal to a Chicago-area home by making changes both large and small.

John and Rebecca Dalgety's backyard needs updates to be more efficient and aesthetically pleasing. Here's Danny and Chelsea's plan.

David and Ally's bathroom is dark, gloomy and stuck in the 1980s. Here's how Danny and Chelsea will make it bright, inviting and modern.

Andy and Leigh Dale Younce love the updated kitchen in their recently purchase 1960s home, but nobody's crazy about the dining room. Danny and Chelsea have a plan to fix it.

The first of a two-part kitchen renovation with a family who's been waiting 20 years for an updated kitchen.

The second of a two-part kitchen renovation with a family who's been waiting 20 years for an updated kitchen.

John and Emily Bass no longer needed a formal living room in their home, so Danny and Chelsea converted it into a multipurpose room that will better serve their family.

Stephen and Katie Ward's finished garage features a locker-style storage unit. It's the perfect solution to corral an abundance of items that previously sat on the garage floor.

We're helping an ambitious homeowner who's bitten off more than she can chew. The Project is an extension of the second-floor landing that was never quite completed.

When your house has the right size, shape and location, but not the right character for your family, it's time for a rustic renovation.

When you own a brand-new home with a blank slate backyard, it takes some elbow grease to give it that "lived-in" look.

Neil and Whitney Christopher's dark and dated den looks nice and inviting after Danny and Chelsea lightened and brighten it.

We update a 50-year-old home with an industrial carport, brick planter, and overgrown landscaping.

A first-time homeowner wants her plain patio to become a space for awesome outdoor living.

We help a family by relocating a bathroom door, and adding some storage to the laundry room.

Want to add some natural beauty to your home? One of the top kitchen design trends is a butcher block countertop, it brings the outdoors in and helps create serene surroundings.

The Today's Homeowner Crew helps give new life to an old deck by adding composite decking and a special system to keep rainwater out from below.

A Georgia townhouse gets a basement makeover.

We're installing a paver patio that will provide a durable, elegant gathering space.