Episodes from Holmes Family Rescue Season 2
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Episode 1: The Broken House
Homeowners Joanne and Mike’s plans for an addition to their home has only added up to a year of terrible workmanship from a contractor who ended up breaking up with them, leaving them with an unliveable house.
Episode 2: Water Finds a Way
Homeowners Joanne and Mike’s plans for an addition to their city home ended in a $500,000 disaster of code violations, costly shortcuts, and endless safety hazards. Mike Holmes called it one of the 10 worst renovations he has ever seen.
Episode 3: Ungrounded
Homeowners Kim and Sandor thought they checked all the boxes on their wish list when they bought their bungalow, but a year of endless leaks, shocking electrical issues, and a dismissive construction team left them feeling defeated and overwhelmed. Mike, Michael, and Sherry step in to help, but must deal with insufficient waterproofing and dangerous wiring.
Episode 4: Additional Stress
Things got crowded for homeowners Jason and Alison and their young sons, so a two- story addition plus extra basement space was the plan. Unfortunately, the contractor took on more than he could handle and abandoned the project, leaving this financially drained couple with an unfinished, dangerous mess.
Episode 5: Steam Dream
Homeowners Alison and Jason were left reeling and financially drained when their contractor abandoned their basement addition project, leaving them with a hazardous home. Mike, Sherry, and Michael stepped up to fix the electrical and HVAC issues, but now must contend with unmovable bulkheads, unsightly posts, and a very bumpy floor.
Episode 6: Framed
Homeowners Mark and Renae had big plans to build a basement apartment in their home for Mark’s aging mom, but a crooked contractor left them with a dangerous mess and a trail of excuses.
Episode 7: Big Hearted Bungalow
At John and Lesa’s small but mighty bungalow, it’s always been an open-door policy for family and friends. As the neighbourhood handy man, John helped many renovate their houses, until a stroke retired his body for him.
Episode 8: On The Level
After a reckless contractor halted Mark and Renae’s dreams of converting their basement to an apartment for Mark’s ailing mom, they make an excited return to find an airy, bright, and cozy place for mom to call home.
Episode 9: Beloved Bungalow
After suffering a stroke, John’s home no longer worked for him. Mike, Michael, and Sherry stepped up to help this much- loved couple. After many months, an emotional John and Lesa return to their accessible, efficient, safe, and most of all, welcoming home.
Episode 10: Double Addition Drama
When homeowners Nicole and Bill bought an 1870 farmhouse, they were charmed by the appeal of country living for their kids. When they decided to build an addition, things got off on the wrong foot, literally.
Episode 11: On the Right Footing
Homeowners Tom and Estrella love their home, so when they planned their addition, they thought there would be even more house to love. Unfortunately, contractor drama and ineptitude left them empty handed and discouraged.
Episode 12: A Welcome Addition
Mike, Michael, and Sherry stepped in to turn this family’s misfortunes around. Despite many setbacks, the gorgeous finishes are finally coming together.
Episode 13: Multi-Gen Dilemma
When brothers Patrick and Stokely tried to finish their basement to accommodate more family, their contractor took their money and ran, leaving a mess so bad it threatens their health and safety.
Episode 14: Upstairs, Downstairs
After a four year bad builder nightmare left Sarah and Matt’s home more dysfunctional than ever, the Holmes family take on the structural messes of renos past, to set this family up for their future.
Episode 15: Flooded by Fear
In a steady effort to repair the damage and dysfunction left after a four-year reno nightmare, the Holmes family finally return the flow that was stolen from Sarah and Matt’s segmented main floor.
Episode 16: Digging Out of Trouble
Determined to redirect the floodwaters plaguing Maria and Frank’s basement for the last 5 years, the Holmes family digs into an unforgettable, full backyard overhaul.
Episode 17: Life After The Flood
Having finally brought an end to five years of flooding, the Holmes family dive into transforming Maria and Frank’s barren basement into a brightly coloured, teenaged dream.
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SEASONS & EPISODES
Below is the full list of seasons and episodes related to “Holmes Family Rescue”
SEASON 2
- EP01: The Broken House
- EP02: Water Finds A Way
- EP03: Ungrounded
- EP04: Additional Stress
- EP05: Steam Dream
- EP06: Framed
- EP07: Big Hearted Bungalow
- EP08: On The Level
- EP09: Beloved Bungalow
- EP10: Double Addition Drama
- EP11: On the Right Footing
- EP12: A Welcome Addition
- EP13: Multi-gen Dilemma
- EP14: Upstairs, Downstairs
- EP15: Flooded by Fear
- EP16: Digging Out of Trouble
- EP17: Life After The Flood
SEASON 1
- EP01: Beware of the Demon Door
- EP02: A Leaky Situation
- EP03: We Have Lift Off
- EP04: Accessibility Denied
- EP05: Renovation Paralysis
- EP06: Shock and Awe
- EP07: Watered Down Dreams
- EP08: It’s a Water Filled Life
- EP09: Take me Holmes, Country Roads
- EP10: Color Crisis
- EP11: Tickled Pink
- EP12: A Friend in Need
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