How do you apply for extreme makeover home edition 2012

Create one here. Already have an account? Log in here. Thanks, but no thanks. No, thanks I'm already a PureWow fan. No, thanks I hate pretty things. HGTV is currently seeking families to star in the brand-new, ten-episode revival, which will premiere in The network is conducting an all-out search in an attempt to find deserving families with inspirational, untold stories.

To apply for the show, families will need to submit photos of themselves, as well as their current residence. Unlike previous seasons, HGTV is encouraging everyone—not just homeowners—to apply for the series, which means renters and prospective buyers can now get in on the fun, too. The show was hosted by Ty Pennington, who you may recognize from Trading Spaces. Each episode follows a different family who gives back to the community despite their own financial difficulties. They embark on a once-in-a-lifetime vacation while the Extreme Makeover team renovates their home and eventually return for the big reveal.

Unlike the original series, applicants for this version don't have to own their own homes. Renters qualify, too! The application is pretty extensive — it asks for info about the house itself, the land, and the family's work in the community. After HGTV announced the family casting on social media, fans chimed in with suggestions for which cities the show should be filmed in. For example, residents of Paradise, California, recently experienced the worst wildfire in California history.

Other areas of the country that have recently suffered natural disasters include Alabama and Nebraska. For those who don't qualify to have their homes redone, there's also another way to get involved with the show. HGTV put out a call for talented individuals to help rebuild the homes, including landscapers, architects, and DIYers of all kinds. Now that the show is coming back, people who volunteered on the original series are reminiscing about their time.

There is real drama, and real stakes around a home being rebuilt. The revival series will have 10 episodes, so that's 10 families who will be lucky enough to win amazing new houses. HGTV has yet to announce more details on the show. The same basic premise remains — designers are tasked with renovating a home for a deserving family in a short space of time — but now the stakes are higher.

During its original inception, Extreme Home Makeover was plagued by a few issues, leading producers to be extra cautious whom they select to take part in the new iteration. The casting page, which denotes the lengthy and complicated process required to take part a self-tape is a requirement for all hopefuls , asks several leading questions. Considering this, how do I get an extreme home makeover?

Similarly, how does Extreme Makeover Home Edition work? This includes interior, exterior and landscaping, performed in seven days while the family is on vacation paid for by the show's producers and documented in the episode. If the house is beyond repair, they replace it entirely. The show's producers and crew film set and perform the makeover but do not pay for it. The house at Platte Ave. Is your home or someone you know's home in need of an extreme renovation?

You — or they — may qualify to be on the show! Does HGTV pay for renovations? If you thought that renovation budget seemed impossible for everything Chip and Joanna accomplished, that's because the buyers are basically getting the renovations done at a cost. Is Extreme Makeover coming back?