Love It or List It Vancouver - Season 7

A young family begins to see the shortcomings of their once perfect home.

After hurriedly agreeing to purchase a spacious, two-story home in her husband's old neighborhood, a woman's misgivings about the house have caught up with her and she's ready for a change. With the home's location in the affordable suburbs, Jillian's job is to help repair the dysfunction and many flaws that are pushing the busy mother of three away while Todd attempts to find the family a more efficient home that cuts back on the long commute robbing her of family time.

A couple living in a tiny home cannot see eye-to-eye on their next purchase. He wants Todd to find them a larger space nearby with the same charming characteristics of their current house. She, however, hopes Jillian can maximize every inch of their starter home and find creative solutions to improve their space.

A family is quickly outgrowing their small starter home. Dad is determined to stay and looks to Jillian to help him finish the DIY projects he started. Mom, however, is hopeful Todd will find them a bigger home in a quieter neighborhood.

Jennifer and Donna bought their current house while they were considering having a second child but quickly found themselves in cramped quarters when twins arrived instead. Jennifer is ready to sell and hopes Todd can find the family a larger house with enough room for an office and separate workout area. However, Donna believes Jillian can make their home more functional by increasing the number of bedrooms and revamping the kitchen.

Brooke and Nick loved their charming, 1,400 square foot, seaside home when they were a family of three. But with the birth of their son, Brooke wants to move to a bigger space. Nick doesn't think another perfectly-located home exists in their budget.

Lisa and Chad were off to a good start when they found a large house in a park-like setting, but the long hours and big money they spent renovating the top floor have taken their toll. Now, she's ready to finish the basement, but he can't imagine taking on another project and is ready to move on to something lower maintenance.

A house that seemed like a great idea years ago has never really lived up to the initial hype. With the kids fully grown, he thinks they can renovate their way into the open-concept floor plan she craves, while she doesn't think that even Jillian is up to that challenge.

A couple with two teenagers agrees that their older home needs an overhaul, but that's where it ends. Keith wants to move to a modern, open-concept space with updated bathrooms. Theressa wants to remodel because she loves their home and neighbors.

A family needs a home where relatives can visit for months at a time, and their quirky craftsman isn't up to the task in it's current state. She wants Todd to help them start over in place that's designed to better fit their needs, while he's convinced their diamond in the rough just needs Jillian's help.

A couple loved their 1908 home with character at first, but after having a third child, the tiny kitchen, plumbing problems and lack of storage are outweighing the charm. He hopes that Jillian can make it more functional, while she is hoping Todd will rescue them with a spacious, modern home.

A family likes their cozy 1960s home with its large yard, but the small rooms and only one main-floor bathroom have them wishing for an updated house. Jillian will have to do a radical interior overhaul to convince them to stay, while Todd finds them the space and open-concept home of their dreams.

A couple with two children face off about their family home.

A one-time starter home may no support the renovations a couple wants.

A couple's home has a great location, but also awkward spaces and bad flow.