Home to Win - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Good Things Come in Threes
Our biggest stars are joining forces once again, this time to find the perfect starter home!

Decks and Driveways and Drainage, Oh My!
It's an all-out scramble when Sangita announces that renovation help is up for grabs care of Bryan Baeumler and Scott McGillivray!

Home to Swim
Make It Right Mike Holmes Jr. teams up with designer Sarah Keenleyside to create a chic yet soulful living room, while builder Sebastian Clovis reforms the coffin-like pool with design diva, Jo Alcorn. Friendly competition gets heated as teams go head-to-head in a hooping challenge to win the help of home inspection kingpin, Mike Holmes.

Bee our Guest
Design staple, Samantha Pynn and builder boss, Sebastian Clovis unite with interior expert Mia Parres and contractor Brian McCourt to tackle a bug-ridden demolition and full-scale renovation on the second floor. After a group decision to reconfigure the existing rooms into a guest room, reading nook and spa style bathroom, teams flip for the opportunity to work with Dave and Kortney Wilson.

Little Tikes, Big Kitchen
Queen of colour, Tiffany Pratt teams up with builder Brian McCourt to complete the second floor renovation with a nifty nursery. Continuing work on the main floor, custom creator, Colin Hunter partners up with design eye, Sabrina Smelko to gut and gussy the kitchen. Design royals, Sarah Richardson and Tommy Smythe, make their much-anticipated arrival as the winning help in the weekly reward challenge.

The Master Plan
All-star builder, Sebastian Clovis and design guru Sarah Keenleyside look to create a dreamy, serene master bedroom while style maven Danielle Bryk faces off with the king of custom, Paul Lafrance to co-design the master bathroom. And when the builders discover the foyer still needs renovating they stake their claim to prove their design chops. Scott Brother's, Drew and Jonathan Scott make for double the win on this week's team challenge!

Home to Win-ter Games
It's all work and all play in the games room for DIY authorities Tiffany Pratt & Colin Hunter, while builder Mike Holmes Jr. works alongside designer, Sarah Baeumler to overhaul an underwhelming laundry room. It's a full house as Bryan Baeumler, Scott McGillivray and Kortney Wilson all return for a final look at this season's home makeover before meeting it's brand new homeowners!

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