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Marine Corps veteran and police officer Greg Smith is thanked with a backyard transformation that will provide a much-needed space to decompress and relax after long workdays.
Marine Corps veteran and police officer Greg Smith is thanked with a backyard transformation that will provide a much-needed space to decompress and relax after long workdays.
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S1, EP2 "Ronnie Estep"Art and the team extend their hand to help firefighter and paramedic, Ronnie Estep, a 27-year-old father whose old home burned to the ground; in just seven days, the team tackles a complete makeover of the kitchen but goes above and beyond by renovating the living room, office space, dining room, plus a special surprise in store for this deserving family.
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S1, EP3 "Greg Smith"Marine Corps veteran and police officer Greg Smith is thanked with a backyard transformation that will provide a much-needed space to decompress and relax after long workdays.
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S1, EP4 "Makia Wallace"Police officer Makia Wallace has dedicated her life and her career to protecting people and serving her community after overcoming personal tragedy; she receives a complete makeover of her bedroom and bathroom suite to provide a relaxing sanctuary.
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