Rehab Addict Season 9

Nicole Curtis turns her attention to a rundown cottage in Lake Orion, Michigan. Starting in the living room, she rips out an old staircase leading into the kitchen before making her way outside to create a new boardwalk entry, picket fence and back deck.

Nicole Curtis wins a house sight-unseen at auction and plans to revitalize the eyesore with painting, landscaping and restoring the custom woodwork. She faces a challenge when replacing missing details, including original windows and hardwood flooring.

Nicole Curtis juggles two projects in Detroit, and since both were built in 1928, she uses one house as inspiration for the other's renovations. When a car crashes into the house next door, she makes an unexpected discovery that lets her bring back original details of the house.

Nicole Curtis tackles a 1916 mansion in Minneapolis and builds out its dingy, old cellar by creating a new living space that adds nearly 1,000 square feet to the home. Then, Nicole indulges her most glamorous fantasy in the master suite and comes up with a perfect layout for the challenging kitchen.

Nicole Curtis takes on a boarded up, previously condemned 1880s duplex and restores it into a single-family home. She reuses cabinets and doors to create an old feel with modern amenities and modifies the upstairs floor plan to build a master suite.

Nicole Curtis returns to her hometown of Detroit to save a 1920s home that suffered severe damage from a fire next door. She breathes new life into the old duplex by preserving the plaster work, modernizing the kitchens and transforming an unusable room into a unique home office.

Nicole Curtis heads to St. Paul for the first time to work on a home in an up-and-coming neighborhood. The living and dining rooms' woodwork and original pocket doors require hours of sanding and stripping, and Nicole works to retain the home's classic character while giving it fresh touches.

Nicole Curtis works to restore a 1920s bungalow and must tackle a ton of brickwork. Then, she transforms the unfinished attic into a one-of-a-kind master suite and restores the kitchen cabinets to create one of the home's most dazzling features.

Nicole Curtis takes on her most personal project ever -- a 1950s ranch-style home her grandparents built by hand. She restores the kitchen to its original layout and transforms the dingy work basement into a party-ready rec room.

Nicole Curtis turns her attention to a rundown cottage in need of major rejuvenation in Lake Orion, Michigan. Starting with the living room, she gets straight to work ripping out an old staircase and tackles a low ceiling.

Nicole Curtis is challenged to fix the back extension of the rundown cottage in Lake Orion, Michigan. She comes up with a plan to fit a laundry, a bathroom, and an inviting entryway into this small area.

Nicole Curtis turns the backyard of the Lake Orion, Michigan, cottage into a peaceful hangout. To do so, she reshapes the yard, adds a deck, and completely rebuilds a shed to give the backyard both beauty and purpose.

Nicole Curtis decides to transform a second bedroom into a master bathroom. She has to figure out how to add plumbing to a former bedroom and also deal with some unexpected problems in the dark, dingy basement.

Nicole focuses her attention on the neglected master bedroom and must rethink the structure of the room to come up with an appealing space for the house.

Nicole Curtis sets out to reverse the barely accessible driveway of her house in Lake Orion, Michigan. She also adds a white picket fence, along with some heavy landscaping.

Nicole makes a kitchen and dining room functional with a new layout, cabinets, and appliances.

Nicole returns to one of her firsts flips in Detroit, the Campbell house, where she decides to restore the upstairs and downstairs kitchens since a pipe burst and ruined them.