Over Your Head

The Over Your Head team helps a homeowner transform his safety hazard patio from an unsafe eyesore into a relaxing retreat.

Eric Stromer rescues a kitchen by transforming old cabinets and creating a fresh new space.

A young father's dream of organizing his garage stalled out when he couldn't figure out how to assemble the cabinets he bought. Eric Stromer helps this hapless homeowner turn his garage into a spectacular storage space.

James and the rest of the Over Your Head crew help a couple finally achieve their goal of having a Bali-inspired backyard.

Eric and the Over Your Head team help a martial artist convert his garage into a combination office and practice area for his Kung Fu.

Eric, Andy and the rest of the team helps a couple clean up a botched kitchen project and create a stunning new kitchen with concrete counters.

A Hollywood set decorator has a great eye for detail on set, but attempting to do real construction in his family room has him at a loss. Host Eric Stromer helps turn his dream of spectacular Hollywood family room into reality.

The Over Your Head team helps a couple start over on their bathroom project and create the tub and shower enclosure they'd originally dreamt of.

Two sisters botch a family room renovation for their mother, so Eric Stromer helps them make good on their gift by giving their mom a beautiful and contemporary family room for the future.

A Los Angeles homeowner hit a sour note while trying to create a performance space for her non-profit youth music program. Enter host Eric Stromer who helps her build the ''performance pergola'' of her dreams.

A California homeowner's phobia of the tile saw prevented her from creating her dream kitchen. Host Eric Stromer helps her confront her fears and create a spectacular tile floor and backsplash for her kitchen.

Eric, Andy and the rest of the crew come to the rescue of parents whose kids are sleeping in their room due to an unfinished bedroom renovation.

A Los Angeles homeowner began beautifying her backyard but was left with a cracked concrete slab. Eric Stromer steps in to cover it with a beautiful new redwood deck, turning an unpleasant eyesore into a lovely backyard retreat.