Help! My House is Falling Down

Sarah attempts to help Nick and Becky who purchased their 250-year-old cottage in the Northampton village of Earl's Barton three years ago. Since buying the property they have discovered woodworm in the rafters. Their stone walls are also being eroded by the weather and being destroyed by a swarm of brick-eating bees.

Sarah travels to Essex to try and help a couple there who bought what they believed to be the perfect house in which to raise their four children.

Sarah attempts to help a couple who bought a five bedroom Victorian property in Hull's Garden Village unaware that roots of surrounding trees could put their new property in danger of collapsing.

Sarah travels to Brighton where she offers advise to Tony and Kerensa to help deal with the walls of their two-bedroom period property.

Sarah meets Terry and Mandy who have spent years looking for a property big enough for their four children. A few months ago they bought a Georgian town house in Fareham with 16 rooms, only to discover a catalogue of horrors after they moved in. Sarah attempts to help them turn the house's fortunes around.

Vicky and James live in Staines and are desperate to start a family but the four-bedroom property they've just bought is in such a bad state that it's not fit to bring up a family in. Sarah and her team attempt to help them turn the property's fortunes around.