Home to Win - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Leave It to Bryan... and Scott
Bryan and Scott search for a home; the renovations begin.
Timber!
Danielle Bryk and Rob Evans tackle the powder and laundry rooms; Samantha Pynn and Joey Fletcher take on the home's exterior and garage.
In the (Hall) Navy
Paul Lafrance and Tiffany Pratt design a sophisticated living room; Danielle Bryk and Sebastian Clovis work on the kitchen; the back deck is completed.
Masters of Ship (Lap)
Mia Parres, Colin Hunter, Sarah Baeumler and Dave Kenney work on the master suite; Bryan Baeumler and Scott McGillvray judge the team challenge.
Be Our Guest
Samantha Pynn and Kate Campbell renovate the kids' bedroom; Rob Evans and Sabrina Smelko tackle the guest bedroom; Dew and Jonathan Scott take on some bathroom renovations.
VIP Treatment
Jo Alcorn and Mike Holmes Jr. work on a home theater; Mia Parres and Brian McCourt create a dramatic guest suite; Mike Holmes checks in with his son; Kortney and Dave Wilson make a surprise visit.
Love It, Not List It
DIY authorities Tiffany Pratt and Sebastian Clovis lean on childhood memories to inspire the perfect playroom, and outdoor enthusiast Carson Arthur partners with designer Sarah Keenleyside to create a home office with green appeal.
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