Top 10 Best Home Remodeling Shows

When it comes to looking for new ideas, this is the show I come to. My dream home is a farm country home. Chip and JoAnn have my taste in style in all areas, except for goats. Sorry, Chip. They are down-to-earth people, but most of all, they have that special marriage that I admire. It takes a lot to work together.

I not only learn the creativity, but I also learn how they work together for their career and their children. Love them.

Absolutely love this show. Jo and Chip 'nail' it (so to speak) each time. Every home they have done, I'd move into tomorrow. I feel the people who now have these beautiful homes by Chip and Jo are so lucky.

The family feel and relaxed style is also a plus to see. Managing a family and business can be so stressful, but they have found the balance between each other. I hope this show never stops. I see so many things and ideas I've not seen before and just love it.

True to its name, "Hidden Potential" unlocks the hidden potential in each home that is renovated. Hosted by Brandie Malay, the show features helpful information for those who want to make their dream home a reality through the house they are about to buy. Since renovating a home never comes cheap, a ready home buyer is accompanied by an expert designer, and together they check out houses that need renovation according to their needs.

What makes this show even more special is the computer-generated design presented by the design expert to the prospective buyer, showcasing the home's "hidden potential."

Last but definitely not least is the American reality TV series "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (EM:HE)," hosted by Ty Pennington. The show provides home remodeling and renovations for less fortunate families and community schools.

Deserving beneficiaries are chosen based on their problems and real-life situations, sometimes including a family with an illness or a recent disaster. The fun in renovating begins when the family is sent on vacation, and when they come back, they find their home fully renovated - sometimes it seems the house has been replaced entirely.

Drew and Jonathan are the best. Their personalities make this program. I like to see the house hunting with Drew and the renovations and how these awesome brothers solve all the problems along the way.

They are both professional, caring, and entertaining.

Pretty cool. They prefer the scorched earth policy of renovating older homes, but they are smart, likable, and occasionally have good taste.

Sometimes they are a bit too cookie-cutter for me, but they still mostly have style.

I love this show. They care about the happiness of their clients and the work they do. They try to save on every part of the renovation.

Getting a spot in the top 10 is "This Old House," hosted by Kevin O'Connor and Amy Matthews. It was first released as a 13-part series for a local Boston PBS affiliate back in 1979, but from there, it eventually became the most-watched show for home improvement. It is now considered the "Granddaddy" of remodeling shows, setting the standards for those that followed.

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Simply one of the best. Curtis has integrity and puts love into her projects.

In our 4th spot is the show that displays the sophistication of contractor jobs and do-it-yourself projects in your home. "Hometime" has perfectly done this since its first airing in 2011. With its hosts Dean and Miriam Johnson, this show continually displays the beauty of remodeling your home in an old-fashioned manner.

Target projects can cover weekend work or fully completed households and include several features about home maintenance and construction that you can do yourself.

Great directions for many DIY jobs. I enjoy the team's friendly banter and eye for detail. They also give some simple "how-to" ideas to make a job easier.

I skip the episodes that cover all the drama among the contestants and just watch the room reveal episodes. Even then, you get enough of a sense of the development of the contestants, interesting comments on style and function, and some great renovations.

It is the best mix between reality TV and renovation. It is extremely addictive.

A lot of drama, but it makes you become invested in the contestants.

The best in remodeling, pricing, and added value, with their final decision as to staying or putting it on the market!

Love the show. I would like to know the areas they work in.

The show itself, as well as the homes, are a work of art. Beautiful videography and very inspiring words spoken by the presenter throughout.

I absolutely love this show! The host is great and the homes they select are amazing!

Informative, original, and well thought out. A show on a whole new level!

Wonderful couple with great ideas for incorporating both modern and contemporary design.

Love this show! Adorable and fun couple with fantastic ideas and design. Love, love, love!

I love those two, super cute and loving!

No-nonsense show. He is a great designer and mixes in just the right amount of humor without going overboard. I wish it was on more.

I loved watching this show, but now I can't find it on TV. Where did it go?

The best with Scott! Watch it faithfully.

Being more "green" is not limited to plastic bags now. Hosted by Steve Thomas, "Renovation Nation" takes you to experience home building and remodeling in a "green way." With its main purpose of presenting how to make homes more environmentally friendly, this show inspires viewers to become environmentalists by showcasing houses with excellent "green" features.

Environmental advocates should never miss this TV show, as it also provides tips on how to avoid CFCs and other harmful substances that may disrupt your home environment.

If you are looking for an informative remodeling show with lots of humor, then you should watch "Color Splash." Hosted by David Bromstad along with his Miami-based team, this show gives you a glimpse of how to revive a boring room - from that monotonous-looking corner of your home to a more exciting ambiance!

The team not only adds vibrant tones to your home's walls but also demonstrates a healthy ecosystem through their teamwork. You can laugh with them, but what makes it even better is that you also learn through their informative tips.

Love this show. Ben and Erin are a joy to watch with their realistic approach to making over a home. A lot of common sense and style without all the unnecessary glitz. We binge-watch this one. Love their personalities and how they interact with each other and those around them. I hope this program continues. I live in Nova Scotia, Canada.

Love their realistic, simple projects and down-to-earth personalities. They just seem very real. These are the people I would love living next door to me in a small southern town.

Watching these novices, who often don't know which end of a hammer to hold, gives those of us who have some skills the feeling that "if they can do it, I can do it."

I would like to see a program that shows follow-up. Did the house sell or close? Did they decide to try it again? Are they still together or friends?

"Bought and Sold" occupies our 7th spot for its unique idea of targeting amateur estate brokers as their audience and offering witty advice on how they can stand out in their field. This show features twelve realtors from ReMax Village Square Realtors in Northern New Jersey, showcasing their work. You can also get a glimpse of how these professionals handle their process when remodeling homes.

It not only gives unique selling strategies to brokers but also offers tips on how to communicate with future professionals who might remodel your home.

Formerly known as "The Real Deal," "The Real Estate Pros" takes us further by not only introducing home remodeling but also the good business that comes with it. This top 8 most-watched remodeling show is hosted by Richard C. Davis, who, together with his crew from Trademark Properties in Charleston, South Carolina, purchases a property and then remodels it.

This show is a must-watch for those who want to learn how to buy the right asset and resell it quickly.

Next in line is the most popular show on HGTV because of its touch of reality TV - "Buy Me." You might notice the highlight of this show by observing the humorous arguments that occasionally flare up between the real estate agents and the sellers. This is because the show not only covers home remodeling but expands beyond to include the overall process of getting your home, listing your property, the necessary repairs, and the actual selling.

You might also want to take note of the insights mentioned by the sellers since they can prepare you for the potential problems you may encounter in remodeling your home.

The show that launched David Bromstad's career! It was fascinating to watch the elimination process!