When a father is deployed halfway around the world, David and Michelle Jaime step in to work on the remodel he was planning for his family's house.

David and Michelle Jaime have big plans to transform a bland backyard into the ultimate hangout for youngsters and adults.

A young family calls on David and Michelle Jaime to update their 1950s home; the project involves opening up the floor plan and taking advantage of the view with a wraparound deck; however, the house sits atop a steep hill, which causes challenges.

A globetrotting family hires David and Michelle Jaime to make their home feel truly Hawaiian.

David and Michelle Jaime update the kitchen, living room and master suite in a home that has been in their client's family for generations; Michelle's design includes a built-in dining nook and a painting to reflect the family's love for fishing.

Daniel, Kahina and their new baby live in a charming house built in 1931 but are outgrowing their space; David and Michelle Jaime come to the rescue, designing a spacious master closet, installing storage and redesigning the bathroom.

A couple gets in way over their heads with a DIY renovation; they call in David and Michelle Jaime to help tackle the job.

Michelle and David are challenged to fix a previous remodel that left half of a home stuck in the 1980s.

Michelle and David Jaime rearrange a whole house for a growing family in need of a new kitchen, dining room and master bedroom.

David and Michelle Jaime take on Kimo and Jodie's third-generation house, which was built by Jodie's grandparents; David and Michelle open up the flow and transform the kitchen, while making sure their changes don't upset Jodie's family.

Brother-and-sister duo Michelle and David Jaime take on a massive amount of walls that have closed off a house belonging to photographers.

A couple reaches a standstill during demolition, so David and Michelle come to the rescue to save their remodel.

A couple with an unfinished basement apartment that they would like to rent out call in David and Michelle Jaime to finish off the work; the siblings bring in natural wood tones and durable kitchen finishes, adding their signature Hawaiian touch.

Searching for a slice of paradise, house hunters venture to Hawaii and hire Wayne Chi to help them find a tropical getaway to call home. Chi is a native Hawaiian and seasoned real estate broker who is known throughout the state for his unique, enthusiastic approach to his craft and his ability to highlight the "aloha" life. In each episode, he showcases three different properties on the gorgeous islands of Maui or Oahu to prospective buyers. From oceanfront condos to hilltop bungalows, the family compare each home's amenities, such as ocean views or proximity to the shore, while carefully considering their budget.

Who wouldn't want a Hawaii life? Home buyers featured in this series are part of an endless stream of clients who rely on Hawaii Life Real Estate to make their island living dreams come true. Episodes follow agents at the firm -- many of whom made the leap to a life in the Aloha State and want to see others enjoy it, too -- as they take clients on tours of properties ranging from $50,000 plots of land to dream homes worth in excess of $50 million.

Continuing Destination America's "Buying" franchise that includes "Buying Alaska" and "Buying the Bayou" is this series that lets viewers experience what it's like to say hello to a new home in the Aloha State. In each episode, house hunters check out three unique properties from top to bottom, weigh the pros and cons of each place, then decide which one meets their needs, budget, and island paradise dreams. Hawaii offers plenty of gorgeous beach retreats and other amenities, but home buyers also must consider the state's extreme climate, high tax rate and homes perched in the shadows of volcanoes.

Twin brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott aim to help couples find fixer-uppers and transform them into dream homes. The brothers use state-of-the-art imagery programs to unveil their plans for how the properties will look after the transformation. But the potential home buyers have to take a risk to make the twins' vision come true, and it's up to Jonathan and Drew to convince the couples that purchasing an older home in need of work is the best option.

Chip and Joanna Gaines own and operate Magnolia Homes, a remodeling and design business in Waco, Texas, and "Fixer Upper" shows the process by which the couple turn dilapidated but potential-rich houses into showplaces that are helping revitalize whole neighborhoods throughout central Texas. Chip manages the construction and realty side of Magnolia and Joanna is the lead designer. They also act as part-time counselors to clients who can't see a structure's beauty beyond the blemishes. Combined, Chip and Joanna save homes that look hopeless, renovating the imperfect, and revealing them as what they were always intended to be.

Armed with large bank accounts and fantasies of living in mansions bigger than city blocks, lottery winners search for new homes.

Vanilla Ice has gone from rapping music to rapping nails. The '90s pop icon has been in the home-flipping business for nearly two decades, a hit renovator just as much as he was a hit music maker. The projects profiled in this series are mega-square-foot mansions in Palm Beach, Fla., where Ice tries to keep his cool as he manages his crew of contractors and oversees state-of-the-art remodels decked out with the latest in-home technology. When he's done and admires all the changes, might he shout out, "Nice, nice baby!"?

Two sets of neighbors, 48 hours, $1,000. Neighbors swap houses, and with the help of a designer and carpenter, transform a room in two days. The best, and worst, part about it is that the homeowner has zero say in what gets done. In later seasons the budgets increased and each team was given more time to complete the makeovers.