Moving the McGillivrays - Episode Guide

Sabrina and Scott prepare their old house for sale.  The basement in-law suite suffers a big setback that requires open floor surgery. Karen’s son, 16-year-old Jayden, helps Scott build something special for his mom.  Good news:  the McGillivray’s home sells fast.  Not so good:  the buyer wants a fast closing date, so their newly-revealed in-law suite is about to become their cramped home.

Scott decides to treat Sabrina to a well deserved break and surprises her with a special trip while he takes care of the kids. Meanwhile, he begins work on a room that’s critical for the family’s overall happiness: a playroom.  And while Scott rallies his and Sabrina’s families for some free-labour at the build site, he discovers a tiny tenant he can’t evict.

Scott designs and builds something he’s wanted his whole life:  a workshop.  But not just any workshop, the perfect workshop.  Meanwhile, Sabrina has never had a space of her own for crafts and schoolwork, so she designs her own femme-den, with jaw-dropping results. And Scott convinces a group of school kids to help raise cash for Karen’s  build – in literally the coolest way possible.

Scott McGillivray and family search for a bigger home for their growing brood, but what they find has some major hidden problems.

After a year of construction, the McGillivrays’ new home is finally complete and it’s time for a multi-room mega-reveals show, featuring a massive and bright kitchen, a living room fit for a giant and landscaping that would give any golf course green-envy.  Every other room is revisited to paint an entire picture of the McGillivrays’ forever home.

After weeks of living in the cramped in-law suite, the McGillivrays are finally ready to move upstairs. Scott shows Sabrina how a trip to Vegas inspired their new master bedroom complete with a balcony, walk-in-and-up closet and a fireplace.  And Scott defies science by building a basement ice rink.

Scott and Sabrina and their two girls are living in a cramped space meant for one or two people and it’s proving impossible to keep construction dust and workers out of their new pad. Scott and a friend create a theatre fit for a movie critic.  And the dining room is finished – with coolest ceiling ever.