Host Steve Patterson travels to five homes to see the owners' atrocious repairs.
Tim likes staple guns and taking on projects that are completely out of his skill range. This combination has resulted in blunders in almost every room of the house including a massive hole in the kitchen ceiling, zero privacy in the bathrooms, a shower that Tim can't stand up straight in.
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In this 1-hour Special, host and comedian Steve Patterson travels from coast to coast to witness the country's most heinous home repairs and bizarre jerry-rigged fixes in search of Canada's worst homeowners.
44 minutes
Mikes fourth-generation farm house seems to be mostly kept together with spray foam - while the rest of the house features trough like holes in every ceiling in the house, mostly non- functioning windows and a front door that is permanently nailed shut.
22 minutes
Phil has a penchant for fixing things cheaply yet creatively, often using various hues of duct tape to get the job done. To date, he has used this trusty sticky stuff to fix towel bars, curtain roads, electrical sockets, sink pipes, dry wall and about 20 door knobs.
22 minutes
Dan says he's pretty handy and has started dozens of reno projects in his home. Unfortunately, he's finished zero. It's a good thing he and wife Diana are yoga instructors because the house of exposed beams, faulty wiring, spray foamed ceilings and drywall chaos requires a strong dose of zen.
22 minutes
Dave's basement started as a finished space. He told his wife Cheryl that he would de-finish it, refinish it and when he was done, she'd have a beautiful finished space. Dave ripped out his entire basement, replaced everything with carpet and blankets and now no one will go down there but him.
30 minutes
Rita is not even remotely handy. But she is creative. Who needs tools when duct tape is so cheap and easy to apply? She fixed a leak in her living room ceiling with duct tape and a puppy pad. She's duct taped kitchen cupboards, screen doors, window blinds and laminate flooring.
22 minutes
Josh is funny. So, you might almost think that his house is an elaborate joke and the punch line is just about to be delivered. His house of disconnected cabinets, poorly- patched holes and terrifying electrical work gives our team of renovators lots to do and little time to do it.
30 minutes
Greg is a well-meaning unhandy man who has a natural talent for causing more damage than he fixes - evidenced by his missing reno-related index finger. Despite being a painter and a having a wife from a long-line of painters, unfinished paint and patchwork are hallmarks here.
22 minutes
Gabe has finished zero of his 367 projects, which means his Oakville home has no kitchen, no living room, no sink and it's missing a necessary weight-bearing wall (which he also took out). Unless you've ever had to go to the basement to do dishes, you can't imagine life in this home.
22 minutes
Gardner is creative. He fixed his staircase balusters with hockey sticks. His under-the-cabinet kitchen lighting is made from trailer lights and he has created a stovetop pot filler from a mic stand. And every room in the house features a fetching and eye-catchingly-large hole.
30 minutes
Andrew is the outdoorsy-type. Unfortunately, his house needs an indoorsy-type to rescue him and his family. Due to some unfortunate insulation decisions, Andrew's pipes froze and wrecked everything that wasn't previously wrecked by him.
22 minutes
Cindy is a doer. So when the family homestead started to feel too small for the constant mess of guests that visited, she did something. She tore out a wall. Unfortunately, that wall is what keeps the roof up! And now the house is in peril of collapsing.
22 minutes
When Vitoria had a baby, her stepdad Joe decided he'd buy her a house and fix it up himself. Unfortunately, he muds like a three-year-old with clay and His roofing fixes involve tape and a bucket. As a result, Vitoria's house is unliveable and looks like it just may have to be condemned.
22 minutes
Dan took all the doors off the cupboards, sanded them, and then put some finish on them and voila: they looked terrible. So, he didn't put them up. Now, his cupboards have no doors, his kitchen a disaster, and when you look into the opening between the kitchen and living rooms you see turtles.
22 minutes
