HOLMES BUY IT RIGHT
In each half-hour episode of Holmes: Buy It Right, Mike Holmes applies his construction expertise and creative vision to one couple’s search for their dream home.
With their favourite properties to choose from, Holmes gets these home buyers to use their heads, in addition to their hearts and gives them the tools they need to make the most important purchase of their lives.
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SEASONS & EPISODES
Below is the full list of seasons and episodes related to “Holmes Buy It Right”
Season 1
- S01E01: Hilton Head House Hunt
- S01E02: Holmes Views St. Anthony Homes
- S01E03: No Ordinary Buy in Minneapolis
- S01E04: Forever Home in Hilton Head
- S01E05: Newlyweds Need Help in Florida
- S01E06: Mike’s Minneapolis Home Hunt
- S01E07: Making Room in Florida
- S01E08: Investment in Brooklyn Park
- S01E09: New Home for Single Mom
- S01E10: Working a Miracle in Tampa
- S01E11: On a Mission in St, Petersburg
- S01E12: Trio Hunts for Home in Aurora
- S01E13: Off the Ranch in Colorado
- S01E14: Eyeing First Home in Englewood
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A Sherry Holmes Christmas Tale "The Nightmare Renovation" - Make It Right®
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Sherry Holmes reads a Christmas tale to her daughter Cali about the frightening reno she had to endure titled "The Nightmare Renovation"
Are you concerned about leaks in your house? You should be. If you are asking yourself “why is my water bill high?”, the answer could be inside leaks.
Why Is Your Water Bill So High? Inside Leaks Explained
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Wondering why your water bill is high? Mike Holmes has great tips on inside leaks to help lower your next water bill.
Many homeowners tend to use portable heaters during the winter. This makes me a little nervous because people tend to plug too many things into one outlet. When too many appliances and devices are plugged into a circuit, more electricity is being drawn than what the circuit can safely handle. This is called an overloaded circuit and can cause fuses to blow, circuit breakers to trip, and possibly an electrical fire.
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