Hot Mess House - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Hide the Clutter
Stephanie and Travis hide their mess, which translates to stuffed cabinets and closets piled high. Then, Brandi and Tim have so much stuff, they don't know how to create order. Cas helps each find their organizing style and create space for new memories.

Basement and Playroom Hot Mess
Jaeda's house lacks storage, so the basement is her dumping ground. Jason and Kelly's playroom is overflowing with toys, but Kelly struggles with their sentimental value. Organization expert Cas Aarssen helps both families get their spaces back on track.

Small Space, Big Mess
A bedroom in Rachel and Ben's apartment doubles as a closet and home office with barely any space to move. Kendra and Brandon are raising young kids while working from home, so Cas guides each family through creating spaces that work for their lifestyle.

Hot Mess to Less Stress
A military family moves so frequently that they got into the habit of never fully unpacking and re-buying items they couldn't find. As a result, they amassed a lot of belongings, so Cas steps in to help them work through the clutter and unpack for good.
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