Today's Homeowner With Danny Lipford

This 50-year-old kitchen is tired and out of date. We transform it into a modern family friendly space.

We are right in the middle of a unique kitchen renovation.

This 3,600-square-foot, eco-friendly home in Fairhope, Alabama, was developed by architect Bob Chatham of the Chatham Design Group and builder Jeremy Friedman of Kaloosa Builders to showcase practical green building techniques.

We're building a new addition that will make life so much easier for a family. We're building a mudroom with plenty of storage.

We're turning a traditional garage into a brand new family room.

We're expanding on a small kitchen by providing new storage, and removing carpet.

We're rebranding a living room ceiling to give the space an expansive vaulted ceiling.

Some homeowners don’t need additional living space, they just need to improve the space they have.

Everyone is looking for ways to save a few bucks on their utility bills. We'll show you a few ways on this episode.

The high winds and flooding from Hurricane Katrina caused extensive damage to the Mississippi and Louisiana coasts when it roared ashore on the morning of August 29, 2005.

Remodeling a kitchen may seem like an overwhelming task, but if you break it down into these 10 steps, the process will go a lot smoother.

Nothing beats the warm and cozy feeling of a fireplace. Plus, adding a fireplace can increase the value of your home by as much as ten percent and is much easier and less expensive than it used to be.

We travel to the 2006 International Builders’ Show to get a sneak peak at some great new products for your home including siding, kitchen appliances, bathroom fixtures, foam insulation, radiant heating, and wireless lighting.

See how we constructed a low maintenance composite deck and railings on the roof on top of a building near downtown Atlanta, Georgia, to make use of the great rooftop view of the city for outdoor entertaining and family fun.

In this episode we tackle the total renovation of a dated master bathroom by taking in an adjoining unused room to provide enough space to enlarge the bathroom and construct a walk-in closet.

If you have a house on a small lot that could use extra living space, you won’t want to miss this episode. Find out how we turned an outdoor courtyard into an extra bedroom, closet, and bathroom addition to add to this home.

In the first of our two-part series, we begin the makeover of a neglected backyard to turn it into a family friendly retreat by adding a composite deck and railings, installing a vinyl privacy fence, putting in a storage building, and more.

In the second of our two-part series, we complete the makeover of a neglected backyard to make it family friendly by adding a hot tub with room for six, installing a redwood playset, putting in landscape lighting, laying sod, and more.

In this episode we’re taking on some great storage solutions for your garage, including hooks for storing bikes on the ceiling, a rack for hanging plants, wall mounted hardware for garden tools, sturdy shelving, and a workbench.

We explore how to modify new and existing homes so that they continue to function for homeowners as they grow older, including remodeling a bathroom for wheelchair access, lowering door thresholds, and building wheelchair ramps.

In this episode we’re following a project that adds a pool to a small space in the backyard of a home to turn it into a wonderful outdoor entertainment area. Plus, we take a look at other options that are available in pools.

Danny travels to Chicago to find the latest and greatest in kitchen and bath products, designs, and ideas at the annual Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS), from tubs and faucets to cabinets and countertops, to keep your home ahead of the curve.

If you’re thinking about making a major improvement to your home, it only makes sense to choose one that will provide a high return on your investment. Watch this episode to find out which home improvement projects add the most value to your home.

Watch this episode to see how we matched the brick and trim when we built an addition—which includes a family room, dining room, and bonus room—from the ground up on the existing home of a young family in need of more living space.

In this episode we’ll show you how to make five great interior improvements to your home, including installing prefinished hardwood flooring, adding recessed light fixtures, and tips on what to look for in a central air conditioner.