Love It or List It

Steve and Jessica loved their Victorian home, but with Steve's growing instrument collection and two kids, their house seems smaller than ever. Hilary and her team revamp the house for more storage and an updated style. David will search for better homes with more space to convince them to move.

Brad and Laura have twin teenage boys and a toddler. With the arrival of their third child, the boys were forced to share a room. Although it was fun for a while, there simply isn't enough space for the growing boys. Hilary and her team look to open up space in the suburban home so each of the boys can have their own room. Realtor David searches for houses that can fit the family even as the kids get older.

Andrew and Kiera bought their home knowing it needed some work. They tackled many of the projects around the house, but they've hit a wall with the layout issues. They can't decide if it's better to move or to stay. Hilary and her team rework the house to better suit the young family, while David searches for homes that will meet their needs.

Jay and Sherry have an older son they wanted to keep at home, so the basement unit of their house is perfect. Although they're all together, the layout of the house has major issues - the kitchen is tiny and the bedrooms aren't private. Hilary and her team renovate the house to make it function for everyone, and David looks for houses that will convince the family to move.

Tim and Tarquin's family has outgrown their house due to a lack of bedrooms and angled walls on the main floor. Hilary and her team renovate the major problem areas of the house to make the family love it again, and David searches for houses that will convince the family to leave.

Jamie and Helen love their three-bedroom home, but with another baby on the way and relatives constantly visiting, they need a bigger house. Hilary and her team rework the house to fit their growing family and their visitors. David searches for move-in ready homes that will convince them to move.

Newlywed lawyers Mclean and Suzanne bought a fixer upper, but four years and two kids later, their house is still in need of upgrades. Hilary and her crew tackle the structural changes of the house to make it work for their family. David shows the couple move-in ready homes to convince them to leave their first house.

Derek and Andy were drawn to their home by the old-world charm, but now that they have two kids, and are looking to have more, their house doesn't fit their family. Hilary and her team reconfigure the space so it fits the family now and in the future. David searches for homes with both the character and charm they love, and the additional space they need.

Roy and Maggie loved their house from the moment they saw it. But after raising three boys and starting their own business, their family has outgrown the space -- especially when it comes to storage.

A century-old farmhouse's pre-war kitchen and unfinished third floor loft have pushed Tom over the dysfunctional edge. However, Melissa's desire to see the home's potential leads to daily debates on its suitability for the family.

Richard and Kim bought their charming row-house 12 years ago, but as their family has grown, the home has remained the same. They are constantly battling the layout and storage in their house. Hilary and her team work within the confines of their house to gain more space and renew the function. David will show them houses with enough space for everyone, and in the end, Richard and Kim will have to choose what to do with their home.

Victoria and Scott fell in love with their Victorian home when they first moved in. But after having two kids, they've realized its not quite working out. Not only are they short on bedrooms, but the kitchen is dysfunctional.

A couple knows their duplex is filled with wasted space, but don't know how to correct the issue. Hilary and her team revamp the duplex to make it more family friendly, while David looks for a more suitable single-family home.