Help! I Wrecked My House

Mike and Sara buy their dream home knowing it needs work, but what they think will be a quick reno turns into months of living out of a suitcase at their in-laws; Jasmine delivers an open concept kitchen and living room fit for their family of five.

After a couple successfully renovates their own kitchen and bathroom, an on-site accident has them calling Jasmine to help with a home addition; she rescues their reno by turning the bedroom suite into a luxury oasis and adding on a new nursery.

After years of saving, a family finally found the perfect fixer upper, but renovation stopped when their DIY projects revealed years of water and termite damage. Jasmine steps in to fix the flooding and deliver the dream home they've been waiting for.

After a renovation fail that resulted in an exposed gas line, a woman has issued a stop work order on her husband's DIY projects. Jasmine aims to deliver a kitchen, bathroom and living room that will make this family give up amateur renos for good.

A couple put aside three weeks to fix up their new home before moving in, but years later their temporary fixes have become long-term headaches. Jasmine makes the most of her budget to get their bedroom out of the old garage with a main suite makeover.

Home renovation expert and HGTV star Jasmine Roth comes to the rescue of overzealous do-it-yourselfers in the new series, Help! I Wrecked My House, the HGTV series showcases Jasmine and her team as they redeem failed home improvement projects and customize the new spaces with beautiful, functional design tailored to each client.

A couple were convinced they could bring their new home up to code, but three kids later, they have even more problems than before; Jasmine jumps in to turn this hazardous construction zone into a safe space for family time.

Despite having no DIY experience, a couple has been working on their fixer upper every weekend for three years. When Jasmine swoops in to help, she must first rein in the abundant safety disasters before she can even begin work on their living spaces.