HOLMES ON HOMES
Each week, construction and renovation expert Mike Holmes visits unlucky families who have been swindled or abandoned during their home improvement projects.
Mike uncovers shoddy construction methods, improper techniques, and down right rip-offs. While we watch Mike uncover and fix the problems, he explains how homeowners can safeguard themselves from these unscrupulous builders and dishonest contractors.
Throughout the series, viewers learn valuable lessons for their own home renovation projects such as the importance of a good contract, proper payment terms and what good craftsmanship should really look like.
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SEASONS & EPISODES
Below is the full list of seasons and episodes related to “Holmes on Homes”
Season 1
- EP1001: Additional Grief
- EP1002: Soggy Sorority
- EP1003: Botched Basement
- EP1004: Attica! Attica! / Crappy Capping
- EP1005: Cold Comfort
- EP1006: Flimsy Floor
- EP1007: Kitchen Catastrophe
- EP1008: Window Pain
- EP1009: Faulty Shower
- EP1010: Tiles & Tribulations
- EP1011: Site Unseen
- EP1012: Sweet Home Abandoned
- EP1013: Whole House Disaster
Season 3
- EP3027: Shower Stalled
- EP3028: Cabinet Chaos
- EP3029: Cold Feet
- EP3030: Exit Wound
- EP3031: Semi Dilemma
- EP3032: All Decked Out
- EP3033: Step by Step
- EP3034: Wall O Shame
- EP3035: Drain Disdain
- EP3036: Wash n’ Weep
- EP3037: Twice Bitten
- EP3038: Honeymoon Ensuite
- EP3039: Smoke & Mirrors
Season 5
- EP5053: O-Fence-Ive
- EP5054: House Arrest
- EP5055: Falling Flat
- EP5056: Ceiling the Deal
- EP5057: Bargain Basement
- EP5058: For Annie
- EP5059: Out of the Ashes – Part I
- EP5060: Out of the Ashes – Part II
- EP5061: Taking a Bath
- EP5062: Showing the Cracks
- EP5063: What A Mesh
- EP5064: Wall of Sound
- EP5065: Holmes Inspection – Part I
- EP5066: Holmes Inspection – Part II
Season 7
- EP7080: Hit the Deck
- EP7081: Rocky Reno
- EP7082: Paradise Island
- EP7083: Re-Inventing
- EP7084: Brick-A-Brack
- EP7085: Blind Faith
- EP7086: Behind The Scenes
- EP7087: Kitchen Knockout
- EP7088: Pane In The Glass
- EP7089: Gut Ache
- EP7090: A Different Slant
- EP7091: Rock Bottom
- EP7092: Capital Offence
Season 2
- EP2014: Terrible Terrace
- EP2015: Drafty Ducting
- EP2016: Ramp Revamp
- EP2017: Flooded Foundation
- EP2018: Garage Grievance
- EP2019: Laminaint
- EP2020: Roof Goof
- EP2021: Floor Fiasco
- EP2022: Doozy Jacuzzi
- EP2023: Jacking the Box
- EP2024: Access Denied
- EP2025: No Grout About It
- EP2026: Hell’s Kitchen
Season 4
- EP4040: Two Steps Back
- EP4041: Window Well to Hell
- EP4042: Bungled Bungalow
- EP4043: Kitchen Coleslaw
- EP4044: Bar None
- EP4045: A River Ran Through It
- EP4046: Best Laid Plan
- EP4047: Sunny Side Down
- EP4048: This Mould House
- EP4049: Hullaba Loo
- EP4050: Unfinished Business
- EP4051: House to Home – Part I
- EP4052: House to Home – Part II
Season 6
- EP6067: Shaky Foundation
- EP6068: Lets Rejoist
- EP6069: Completely Incomplete
- EP6070: Stone Walled
- EP6071: Lack of Truss
- EP6072: Gone to Pot
- EP6073: Pasadena 911 -Part I
- EP6074: Pasadena 911 -Part II
- EP6075: Third Time Lucky
- EP6076: Country Kitchen
- EP6077: Clean Slate
- EP6078: Frozen Assets
- EP6079: Due Date
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Prevent Slips & Falls with Safer Deck Stairs | Make It Right®
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It's important that homeowners check their deck's structure. Here are Mike Holmes's tips on how to prevent slips and falls with safer deck stairs
When I look at a basement, I always hope to find it unfinished because I want to be able to see the foundation walls. Even if the basement is finished, there is usually at least one place where I can see the foundation, and that is the utility (furnace) room.
#AskMike - Where is the best place to vent your bathroom fan?
Think about the damage moist air can cause in your home. If not vented properly, this humid air can get to the space between ceiling joists, and cause damage. Your bathroom exhaust fan should be connected to vent ducts that push the exhaust outside your home. This is required by most building codes.
#indoorairquality #ventilation #bathroomventfan
Think about the damage moist air can cause in your home. If not vented properly, this humid air can get to the space between ceiling joists, and cause damage. Your bathroom exhaust fan should be connected to vent ducts that push the exhaust outside your home. This is required by most building codes.
#indoorairquality #ventilation #bathroomventfan
