Plot Synopsis

DON'T HATE YOUR HOUSE WITH THE PROPERTY BROTHERS is a one-hour reality series that follows Drew and Jonathan Scott as they tackle seemingly insurmountable renovation challenges to transform dysfunctional houses into harmonious places that families will love. Homeowners rely on the Brothers' vision and expertise to enhance the function, floorplan and amenities of their existing property -- in hopes the updates also relieve the stress, anxiety and chaos caused by bad design. During the six-episode season, the Brothers will confer with clients to understand their home's shortfalls and make a game plan to address what's not working for them. With a set budget, Drew and Jonathan will take down walls, tear out kitchens and reconfigure living areas, assessing any hidden damage along the way that could impact the homeowners' wish lists. They'll reassure the families throughout the daunting renovation process and offer encouragement in emotional moments as they say goodbye to original rooms that hold treasured family memories.

In the series opener, "Canine Conundrum," Jonathan will meet Johnny and Jackie, who love the size and location of their Los Angeles home, but admit it feels cramped for them, their young son and five rescue dogs. Exhausted by maneuvering for space, whether stepping on toes to prepare meals, bumping into each other on blind corners or simply using the front door, the family will lean on Drew and Jonathan to re-imagine the home with an open concept, a large sliding door to add lots of natural light and greater access to the yard, as well as a redesigned kitchen and laundry room to better accommodate people and pets alike.
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On Wednesday, December 18, 2024 at 9pm ET/PT, HGTV premiered "Big Delays," the season finale of DON'T HATE YOUR HOUSE WITH THE PROPERTY BROTHERS. Jonathan and Drew face their toughest challenge yet as they take on their parent's house in Los Angeles. Nearly a year in, the project is riddled with guilt and anxiety as delays stretch on, and the dream of their new family home remains out of reach.