'Should I Stay or Go': Heather and Brad buy 'worst built house', can they transform it into a masterpiece?

After a lot of thinking, Ryan and Lianna decided to buy the titled floor house, and Heather and Brad were happy about their decision and decided to work on their new project
Brad and Heather Fox (HGTV)
Brad and Heather Fox (HGTV)

Heather and Brad Fox have always focused on keeping the original house as much as possible, but their latest project landed them in trouble. In the latest episode (November 21) of the show, Heather and Brad met up with their clients Ryan and Lianna. The pair have been dating for a couple of years, and even though marriage is on the cards, they want to buy their dream home before walking down the aisle.

The house they currently stayed in had two bedrooms and two baths. However, they wanted a bigger space for them to live in and a home where they could grow their family. At first, Heather and Brad gave them the option of renovating their current house to turn it into a four-bedroom house. However, one thing that bothered them about their house was the busy street that came along with it. Ryan and Lianna wanted a house that was located in a nice and calm locality. Keeping this in mind, Heather and Brad showed them two houses. The first house was about 100 years old but gave a lot of scope for renovation.

One drawback of it was that the house had tilted floors. Brad assured them that the floors could be fixed. The next house that the pair saw had everything they wanted. However, it was a bit over their budget. After a lot of thinking, Ryan and Lianna decided to buy the titled floor house. Heather and Brad were happy about their decision and decided to work on their new project. However, once they broke the walls down, they were shocked to discover that the wood used to support the house was not connected properly. Brad was quick to call it the "worst built house" he had ever seen.

The pair had to deliver the bad news to Ryan and Lianna. They were informed it would be better to rebuild the house. However, that meant more money. Since Ryan and Lianna did not have an option, they decided to build the house from scratch. Once they got the approval to tear down the house, Heather and Brad made sure there were no rooms for error. Brad started working on constructing the house from scratch while Heather looked into the interior of the house. The pair managed to work together and get the job done on time. Luckily, Ryan and Lianna loved the finished product. The pair admitted the house had everything they were looking for in their forever home.

Even though the renovation started with a setback, Heather and Brad managed to transform the worst built house into a masterpiece.

'Should I Stay or Go' airs on Saturdays at 8 pm ET on HGTV.

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