Married to Real Estate

A family tired of a tiny NYC apartment in moving to Marietta, Georgia, where their dollar will go much further. They're looking for a fixer-upper to turn into their dream home, so Egypt and Mike aim to create the perfect place.

Egypt's best friends call in a facelift favor when they ask her to renovate their kitchens. after showing Mike what they're up against, the couple gets to work creating stylish boho modern and coastal chic kitchens that are as unique as Egypt's besties.

A blended family with six kids looks for their first house together in Fairburn, Georgia. When they find the right home with an unfinished basement, Egypt and Mike construct the perfect parents' hideaway with a bedroom, office, living room and gym.

After a fire destroys actress and comedian Cocoa Brown's home, she and her son must choose to find another place or rebuild. It's up to Egypt and Mike to either construct or restore a dream home with two primary suite sanctuaries for both mom and son.

A couple inherited her grandparents' 1960s home in their dream location, but the house hasn't been updated in almost half a century. Egypt and Mike re-imagine the space to fit their family's needs without sacrificing its character or sentimental value.

Now that her husband has passed, a homeowner looks to fulfill their dream of renovating their home of 50 years. When Egypt and Mike see the state of the house, however, they discover that it might be better to build a new place rather than make updates.

For over a year, a couple raising a toddler have searched for their dream home. Now, they're turning to Egypt and Mike for help. Egypt finds the perfect place and is tasked with adding lots of color throughout the home to create a vibrant design style.

Egypt and Mike are called to Clark Atlanta University to renovate the President's Box at their football stadium before the homecoming game, and they must create a spacethat will imporess potential donors in just three weeks.

Two newlyweds look to begin a new life together in a Craftsman home in Atlanta, but they are total opposites when it comes to design and assigning storage space for storing and cooking quality meats.