MOVE OR IMPROVE follows homeowners are no longer happy with their home and find themselves at a real estate crossroads. They all are wondering if they can get the home of their dreams for the same price as their current home.
Whitney is desperate for quality time with her kids that are growing up fast and is determined to move before they go off to college. Derick still believes this home can be their forever home and wants to stay and renovate.
Felicia and Jerelde's house no longer suits their needs. Felicia is ready to find a new home that will allow her to grow her business. But Jerelde thinks their home still has potential and wants to stay.
Guillermo and Val's house has always been the perfect size for just the two of them. But all that changed when Val took up her passion for photography and now runs a portrait studio out of the house.
Rodney and Amber bought their home in Michigan after falling in love with its 3.65 acres and country setting. But their 1,300 square foot home is feeling pretty crammed.
Jenifer and Josiah's first home together has been a labor of love that they've spent time and money renovating. But when Josiah's man cave was ruined by a flood, he couldn't picture himself renovating ever again.
After getting married, Justin and Traci moved to West Virginia. It was their daughter's 7th birthday party that inspired them to go into business together and they now run a successful party inflatables company.
When Malina and Luis Rojas moved into their two-bedroom Boca Raton house with their two children, they knew this was where they wanted to retire. But with the addition of another child and a dog, their house has grown uncomfortably crowded.
After seven years together, Chad and Amber are getting married in a few short weeks. The couple invested in a home three years ago, but they have quickly outgrown the space.
Mike and Melissa moved in together four years ago. At the time, there was plenty of room for the couple and Mike's twins. But Melissa's passion for collecting vintage items has gotten out of control.
When Chante and Matt bought their 4,400 square foot home in Farragut, Tennessee they thought they were buying their dream home. But they have found that the home they once considered large has quickly become too small.
