shows on DIY Network

San Francisco-based salvage expert Michael "Bug" Deakin and his team of craftsmen hunt for history-rich materials to repurpose into timeless pieces for clients' homes in the new DIY Network series Heritage Hunters.

In each episode of Mega Dens, host and interior designer Anitra Mecadon creates over-the-top rec-room sanctuaries while giving you the skills to renovate your own family space. These unbelievable room renovations feature incredible home theaters, innovative gaming areas, clever storage solutions and more.

Love your house without the kitchen? Join the club. DIY Network's I Hate My Kitchen series gives homeowners hope with economical yet clever kitchen design ideas using amazing new products and cool tools. Forget about it costing a huge chunk of an annual salary to renovate your kitchen. I Hate My Kitchen tears up real homeowners' lives and their kitchens, showcasing along the way impactful alternatives that don't require loans, demolition or divorce.

Landscape designer Sara Bendrick comes to the rescue of people who love their homes but HATE their yards. Sara and the homeowners work together to create the outdoor living space they've always dreamed of.

Real estate guru Kristy Petrillo identifies undervalued and tired mountain and lake houses, snaps them up and then flips them for a serious profit. Buying and selling real estate in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains, Kristy is an expert in the southern Appalachian home market. From building out basements and replacing kitchens to tearing down ugly siding and stacking stone walls, Kristy and her crew do what it takes to renovate these cabins and turn them into dream destination homes.

DIY Network and DIYNetwork.com invite viewers nationwide to help renovate a 1920s lakeside home by casting their online votes to pick the home's new design features. The results of the home's transformation will be featured in the new season of Blog Cabin, offering a chance for one lucky viewer to win the ultimate vacation getaway.

Two families, two homes, two days. Follow along as two construction teams deliver, install and hand over the keys of brand new modular houses to homebuyers in just 48 hours. Gone are months of construction, missed deadlines and overblown budgets. In "Breakneck Builds", the house of the future sends traditional building practices straight to the past.

Next time you're out shopping, watch out! HGTV's "Room Crashers" is in stores across America looking for unsuspecting homeowners who could definitely use some help with their home improvement projects. Once he finds his target, designer/contractor (and former Design Star finalist) Todd Davis follows the surprised shoppers home and completely transforms their dull, bland rooms into stunning, eye-popping showpieces.

Realizing an opportunity to be a part of Detroit's housing revival has allowed Wes Borland to showcase another side of his creative personality. Sight Unseen features Borland, best known as the guitarist and backup vocalist for multiplatinum rock band Limp Bizkit, and his fiancée, fellow musician Carré Callaway, tackling a massive whole-home renovation. The couple purchased the seven-bedroom art deco mansion after seeing only photos of the property. Throughout the series, Wes and Carré experience the ups and downs associated with such a major re-do project. As they transform the forgotten property into their new home, they feel more confident that they made the right move.

Terry and Jon Wittmaack's father started a small business changing light bulbs for old ladies with big houses. The two brothers have taken that little family business and transformed it into a full-blown home remodeling company that does more than 1,000 projects a year - and they're not just changing bulbs anymore. DIY Network's Brothers on Call takes you into the hectic and often hilarious world of two brothers taking home improvement to the next level. The ultra-competitive world of construction might just be the easy part of the job; running a company with your polar-opposite brother is the biggest challenge. Brothers on Call gives homeowners useful home improvement tips and inspires them to take on projects of their own, all through the entertaining antics of two brothers.