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A Teacher of the Year and her four children are rescued from their crumbling Wisconsin home by Ty and his team. The family vacations in Canada during the renovation.

A home is renovated for a family from Tonga that is headed by a widow with nine children. The father died of a heart attack in 2004.

Foreclosure looms for a family with six children, five of whom are autistic, so a home is built for them that s suited to the children s special needs. Trace Adkins performs at a benefit for the family.

In the second-season opener, more than 150 friends and family join in to renovate the run-down home of a widower raising eight kids. Among the improvements: the addition of more space to the three-bedroom residence; and a special area designed by Ty.

Conclusion. Work on a duplex being built for a pair of homeless families is completed. So cue the tears!

A couple who have served their community for 15 years with a center for disadvantaged parents and children have their home renovated by Ty and his team. The house fell into disrepair after the wife had several surgeries and the medical bills piled up.

A family living in a crumbling house with heating and flooding problems has a home built to accommodate mom, dad, their four children, five nieces and nephews, and grandpa. The clan vacations in Fort Lauderdale while Ty and the team work their magic.

Ty s team storms South Central L.A. to bulk up the tiny home of a young man who took in his five siblings after their mom was killed by a gang-banger s stray bullet. Miss America 2004, Ericka Dunlap, also pops in to lend a hand.

Ty s team pulls a complete health overhaul on the home of a couple with a 6-year-old heart-transplant patient whose many medications make daily living a risk. Also, Lee Ann Womack stops by for the reveal with a few surprises up her sleeve.