These homeowners love to cook but find that their tired and outdated kitchen just isn't working.

A room originally planned as an office has turned into a storage space, and these homeowners are stumped and don't know how to make it more functional for the entire family.

This time Josh and the team are taking on a 1980s loft addition on a craftsman home. The goal? To update the space so that it fits in with the rest of the house.

Oversized furniture dominates this couple's master bedroom, and the result is a cramped and uninviting space. These homeowners want a calming space where they can relax after a hectic workday.

Thanks to Josh and his crew, an outdated kitchen is headed for modern-day design with new flooring, cabinets, counter tops, a kitchen island and lighting, plus a brand-new bay window.

Josh and his crew gut a small outdated kitchen. They bring in all new appliances, custom cabinets, a rich travertine floor and backsplash, and giant folding glass doors that lead to a raised deck with an outdoor kitchen.

This couple's bedroom lacks style, furniture & a real bed - which makes it the perfect canvas for Josh! A platform bed, French doors opening to a deck & a custom bathroom door turn this bedroom into a sanctuary.

A 150-year-old kitchen gets a modern update when Josh Temple and the House Crashers team roll into Philadelphia. The result? An updated contemporary kitchen with historical integrity.

A tired sunroom with shabby screens and a broken brick floor gets the ultimate makeover when House Crashers rolls into Sacramento. The result? The perfect pub room hangout.

These homeowners are at a loss as to how to utilize their oversized living/dining area. Josh and his team transform the space with a cutting-edge fire feature, wood floors and a custom built dining room table.

House Crashers is crashing Philly! And for some lucky homeowner, a cold, unused basement will become a slick new lounge, complete with cork pebble flooring, a unique cabinet media wall, a live-edge wood bar, and steel glass doors.

Josh Temple takes on a cluttered family room by adding a built-in banquette. The unused fireplace is demoed to provide room for a one-of-a-kind table and a cabinet for storage while French doors are installed to access the patio.