What's Wrong with That House?

Episode 2

Sleepy Hollow Home of Hazards

Expectant parents need to address safety concerns of their 100-year-old home before the baby arrives; Joe Mazza uncovers a number of serious structural issues while designer Noel Gatts comes up with a design that makes room for new traditions.

Episode 3

Transforming a Troubled Tudor

New Jersey homeowners are overwhelmed by the 100-page-plus inspection report they received on a newly purchased Tudor home. Home Inspector Joe Mazza and Designer Noel Gatts are charmed by the history of the home but soon learn the extent of the damage that lies within its walls.

Episode 4

A Flood Zone No More

The first homeowner in her family, Kimberly is used to playing host for most family functions, and she's tired of feeling embarrassed by her dark and damp basement. As a single mom and educator, she needs all the help she can get turning this unlivable space into something she can feel proud of.

Episode 5

Rustic Barn Turned Timeless Retreat

A Maryland family wants to transform an old barn on their property into a home for one of their daughters. Now, Joe Mazza is on a time crunch to make the space livable while designer Noel Gatts must mediate a dad and daughter's seperate design wishes.

Episode 6

From Leaning House to Lovely Home

Longtime New Jersey homeowners are tired of using shims to keep their furniture in place. Joe Mazza investigates the source of the home's slope while designer Noel Gatts restructures the main living spaces to make them more functional and fabulous.

Episode 7

A Vexing Victorian

New homeowners are adapting to suburban living in their 100-year-old Victorian with both a ton of charm and safety concerns. Joe Mazza has his hands full with a rotting exterior while designer Noel Gatts looks to honor the home's historic character.

Episode 8

Faulty Foundation to Fabulous Renovation

A New Jersey couple has purchased one of their childhood homes that's riddled with questionable DIY projects. Joe Mazza looks to bring the home up to code while designer Noel Gatts aims to give the family a place that feels like their own.