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Yeah, you know what?
That's funny.

I do have a little bit of a
Wolverine thing going on here.

I never even -- See,
I take that as a compliment.

I know you're trying
to hurt my feel--
So, who's the Chip Gaines
when the claws come out?

Oh, you don't want to know.

I'm sorry.
So, what happens...

I'm sorry I looked
at you like that.

[ Both laugh ]

♪♪

Got some goats to feed.

You in the mood?
Let's go!

Tim Tebow at my house
in Waco, Texas.

♪♪

Tell me about this family.
We want to fight for people

that can't fight
for themselves.

Calan and Lawson starting using
wheelchairs at a very young age.

Come on, son.
Come on, son.

Yay!
Go on, baby!

What's today?

Demolition day!

You've got it!
Aw.

Come on, son.

They were wanting two vans
to fit.

No can do, muchachos.

What do you think --
yes or no?

No.
Shot glasses?

Shopping with my dad
is kind of impossible.

Hey, come on, Tim.

Why don't you do
the honors today, man?

Copp family, are you ready
to see your fixer-upper?

-Yes!
-So ready!

Come on.

Oh, my God!
Oh, my God!

♪♪

JOANNA: We're Chip
and Joanna Gaines.

Today is demo day!

-Yay!
-Yay!

We take the worst house
in the best neighborhood,

and we turn it into
our clients' dream home.

Are y'all ready to see
your fixer-upper?

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God,
this is our house!

Yes!

JOANNA: Do you have the guts
to take on a fixer-upper?

Oh, my God!

♪♪

[ Rooster crows ]

♪♪

I'll tell you, there's no place
I'd rather be in the world

than at the farm.

You know, I like to get up
early, so, I mean,

the sun's rising,
the windmill's spinning,

goats are
coming out of the barn.

It's like heaven --
today especially.

I'm on cloud nine because
it's not a typical day

in the Gaines family.

Tim Tebow, dude!
How you doing?

What are you doing?

Tim Tebow at my house
in Waco, Texas.

I mean, you don't have to be
a sports enthusiast

to be geeked out by that.

Got some goats to feed.

You in the mood?
Let's go!

All right, let's go do it.

Somebody told me that you
grew up on a farm, yeah?

I did grow up on a farm.

I was fortunate enough
about a year ago

to be invited to one of his
Tim Tebow Foundation events.

They do a ton of amazing
work across the world,

and it just so happens
there's a family in Waco, Texas,

that is in need
of a wheelchair-accessible home.

And Tim asked us if we'd be
willing to help find a home

and renovate it.

JOANNA: Hey, guys!

Joey!

You found yourself
a goat wrangler.

Man, I put Tim to work.

What's up, ma'am?
How are you?

Good.
How are you?

Nice to meet you.
Nice to see you.

Hug over the fence.

Of course. Why not?

Well, tell me
about this family.

I heard that you've got
a family in mind.

Well, it's a local family
that has gone through a lot.

And our goal
at the Tim Tebow Foundation is,

we want to fight for people
that can't fight for themselves.

And we really believe
this family,

they need us to come
behind them and support them,

to love them and
to have their back.

Come on, man.
How many kids?

Two special,
special young boys.

I see.
They're gonna need wheelchair
access to come and go.

Dude, we've got a house that
we've been thinking about.

The downside to this house is,
it doesn't have access

like you're talking about
from the ADA standpoint --

the wheelchair accessibility,
et cetera.

But I feel like if we put
our heads together,

we might be able
to figure out

how to make this house
work for this family.

You want to give it a shot?

I love that you got
the house in mind.

But before we see the house,
let's go see the family.

Yeah.
'Cause you are
gonna fall in love

with these
two awesome young boys.

Come on, let's do it.
Ready for it?

Let's do it.
We are ready.

All right.

♪♪

Y'all ready to go play
some baseball?

Want to go see him?
Hey, looky here!
Hey, look.

What's up, guys?
How are y'all doing?

Hi. How are you?
What's up, buddy?

How are you doing?
Hi, Calan.

Nice to see you.

Hi. I'm Melissa.

This is my husband, Jody.

We have
two amazing sons --

Calan, who's 9,
and Lawson, who's 5,

and we are the Copp family.

JOANNA: All right, Calan.
[ Clapping ]

-There you go!
-Whoo!

-Go, go, go!
-Go to first!

Go to first!
-Come on, Lawson!

Calan and Lawson have
a life-threatening condition.

It affects their ability
to stand and walk on their own,

so they started using
wheelchairs at a very young age.

Come on, son.
Come on, son.

There it is!
Yay!

All right, I got the bat.
Go, baby!
Go to first!

-Go get 'em! Whoo!
-You got to score.

We are currently living
in a small apartment.

A home with
wheelchair accessibility

would mean the world to us.

All right, boys.

If you could only pick
one thing that ended up

in your new house,
what would it be?

A toy chest.

[ Laughing ]
A toy chest.

-A toy chest.
-A toy chest!

Toy chest. I guarantee you,
Tim, we can pull that off.

Mom and Dad, what about y'all?

What do you need in the house?

I just get great joy

out of having them around me
all the time.

We just would love
to have them --

a big enough kitchen
to where they can be with me.

I love that. Okay.

What about you, Dad?

You know, a small office, but
to where I could still see out

to make sure that
everybody's safe and sound.

Just listening to what they're
needing, what they want --

That's the kind of stuff
that really inspires us

to hurry up
and get after it

so we can give them
the home of their dreams.

I'm about to go show Mr. Tim
y'all's house.

And we're gonna see
if this is gonna make sense.

But if we can put two
and two together,

I think we're gonna be
able to work this out.

-Absolutely.
-I think so.

-Sound like a plan?
-I think we'll find a way.

All right. Thanks for letting us
hang out with you today.

You bet.

♪♪

♪♪

CHIP:
All right, Tim, this is it.

From a structural standpoint,
the shell, the roof,

and the foundation
couldn't be better.
Solid.

But the interior, it's
literally like a blank canvas,

which I think is gonna work
in our favor in this case.

But it was built in 1961.

It's about 2,220 square feet,
so I think they'll have room

to make it a three-bedroom,
maybe a two-baths.

I like that.
I think that's pretty awesome.

Okay, good.
Jo, so, what do you think?

What do we do out here?

This feels
a little heavy,

so I'm just trying to figure out
a way to balance it.

It's a really interesting
porte cochere.

I think, again, from
the Copps' perspective --

Did you just go
with "porte cochere"?

Yeah, that's it.
He just threw that out there
to impress you.

What do you think?
I almost threw it out there
before you did.

I was thinking
"porte cochere."

Let's go inside
and check it out.

I can't wait to see
what you're gonna do.

All right.
Let's do it!

♪♪

All right.
After you, Tim.

♪♪

Wow.

CHIP: Wide open spaces
right here, man.

This house has been
on the market forever.

This is not an easy one
to sell typically.

So, right when you walk in,
I'm seeing it, like,

entry, living,
dining, kitchen.
Living room.

Yeah. All in one.
Kitchen with a big island.

This is all --
Yeah.

Open this thing up, man.
I love that.

And then over here
just off the entry,

I think we could do

a built-in mudroom/
kind of desk area

for the boys
with custom desks and storage

so when they come
through the front door,

they have a place
to put their things

and also do their homework.

And then you drop
the living room back there.

And then maybe a large built-in
for their TV and storage.

A really pretty
light fixture.

And then to add in some natural
light, we'll put in two doors

that lead out
to the backyard.

And then your kitchen over here,
so that whole space will be

all new lower cabinets,
all new upper cabinets.

You've got new backsplash,
all new appliances,

a really large island,

and obviously, something
that's practical for the boys.

So it can be a regular island,
and then it dips down

so they have their own place
at the island.
Sure.

This wall here, I'd love
to just build that back up.

Yeah.
Then a master suite.

All right. Let's go
walk around a little bit,

make sure we understand
what's what.

Okay, Chip.

So, you've got a bedroom here
which looks kind of small.

Okay.

It does look kind of small.
And then this bedroom...

It's huge.
It's huge,

so it's almost like this
seems like a little office.

If we can move
this wall here...
Okay.

Really square up these rooms,
give them plenty of space.

This is gonna
all be hallway.

So, what is all that
back there?

So, I'm thinking that's
gonna be their bathroom.

One bathroom? Two.
I think two bathrooms.

Two bathrooms.
I think one bathroom

will be a shower room
that's ADA-compliant,

and then we'll do
an ADA-compliant powder bath.

Perfect.
Hey, pull-up competition --
me versus Tim.

[ Grunts ]

Yes!
One...

[ Trumpet plays ]

[ Grunts ] Gah!

I think I did
about 30% of the work.

-[ Sighs ]
-[ Laughs ]

That was slick.

6'3".

That's funny.
I'm 6'3".

[ Laughs ]

He's gonna take down
this whole house.

Oh, man.
He got up there so easy.

Oh, gosh.
One...

8, 9...

37, 39.

Hey. Could you really
only do 1 1/2?

But, like, it's really --

It's like
we were separated at birth.
Twins.

Yeah, I get it.
Gosh, you're good-looking.

It's like looking
in a mirror.

Let's go check out
the backyard.

Okay.
All right.

♪♪

Backyard porte cochere.

Another.

Wow.
Wow.

This is
a porte cochere house.

It's kind of set up
perfect for them.

I'm in.
I think the house works.
I love it.

Tim, I think
it's your final call.

If you think this is the one
for the Copps, let's do it.

No, we are in.
Let's do it.

Okay. Wow.
Let's do it.

I like that. Meant to be.
Man, thank you so much.

Exciting to be
a part of it, Tim.
It's gonna be awesome.

Thank you.
All right, let's do it.

Lead us out.
Copps on three?

Yes, sir.
One, two, three.

TOGETHER: Copps!
Let's go.

JOANNA: We're really excited
about this project.

And for us right now, we are
all about the Copp family

and making sure they're
well taken care of.

And we cannot wait to make this
house into their dream home.

♪♪

♪♪

Whoa.
[ Laughs ]

All right, baby.
Here we are.
Okay.

I'm gonna do just
a little bit of demo, okay?

You find the metal, you put
it right here in the middle.

If you need a hand,
let me know.

DUKE: Okay.

CHIP: We're over here at
the Copp family project.

Today I brought
my number-one demo man.

He loves to scrap metal.

What's today?

Demolition day!

♪♪

I've got a little bit
of hard work to do.

I've got some 2x4s
and some walls

that we've got
to take apart.

But other than that, man,

most of the hard work
over here is done...

which is sweet, because that
leaves Duke plenty of room

to rummage through
some scrap metal and copper.

♪♪

Duke, man, how you doing?

Good.

Is that copper,
or is that scrap?

Copper.
Nice!

What are
we looking for today?

What's the metal
we're always the most excited

when we find?
Copper.

Why?

'Cause it's worth the most.

Come on, Duke.
Come on, Duke!

You've got it!
Aw.

Come on, son.

Does that feel good?

Hey, what feeling do you
have in your stomach

when you nail
that bathtub?

Happy.
Happy.

What was your favorite thing
about today?

Hammering stuff.

I love you, son.

I love you, too.

[ Laughs ]

[ Mock sniffling ]

[ Clears throat ]

That was fake.

Shh. [ Laughs ]

How do you make
your eyes watery?

Oh, what?

I thought you thought
it was fake.

♪♪

Good morning, guys.
How are you?
Good morning. Good.

How are you?
Doing really good.

This is
such a special project.

We're so excited.

For me today, it's just
trying to make sure

that we're moving
in the right direction.

So anything on here
that you're like, "You know,

I just don't think
that'll work for us,"

I just want to hear
your thoughts.
Okay.

Okay.
First impressions,
all that kind of stuff

will be really
helpful for me.
Okay.

So, here's the exterior.

[ Laughing ] Oh.
Oh, wow.

The brick color -- Wanting
to really just freshen this up.

Want to use
a really pretty gray.

New windows, new shutters.

And in the background,
you'll see some railing.

Double-entry doors
with the side windows.

Landscape alone will bring
this thing to life, so...

That is amazing.

For the entry, one of the things
I was thinking was, again,

just that balance
of functionality,

but, also, this beauty.

You've got this really
pretty library wall.

And then you have
this functional

and practical space
for your boys.

So, they've got these little
desks, tons of storage.

Yeah, and I can see the boys
independently drawing there.

They will love the desks.

So, then,
in to the living room.

Built-in for the TV.

So, you'll have
the wood doors here.

And then two doors
that lead to the backyard.

Wow.
That is gonna be awesome.
That's great.

And then moving
into the kitchen.

[ Gasps ] Oh, my goodness.
Wow.

This is your space.
Yes.

So, in the kitchen,
you'll have all new cabinets,

countertops, backsplash,
an large island

with an attached table that's
a perfect height for the boys,

and then a separate
wheelchair-accessible sink

for them, as well.

They will love that.
They were...

They are going to wash
their hands all the time.

Sweet!
That is so great.

I think it's a fun
little addition.

That's amazing.
Yes!

I love that.
Thank you.

Moving into the boys' room.

[ Gasps ] Oh, my gosh!
Wow.

Gonna do this chair rail
with wood,

navy on the shutters,
on their sliding door

for their closet,
but also here.

Cork wall, peg wall,
magnetic wall.

Grab bars that go here.

At any point, if they want
to get up, they can.

They're gonna be able to be
very active in their rooms now.

This is their bathroom.

We're having a little more fun
with this one.

The black and white
on the floor.

It'll be ADA-accessible.

So, you'll have two sinks,
plenty of storage here.

Then these are the mirrors
that you can tilt down or up.

I think they'll love it.

Moving into the wet room,
nice tile on the floor

that goes up to the wall,
bench here, grab bars here.

Trying to incorporate
these lockers,

and then we want to do
a fun quote on this wall

that's something --
just a good morning inspiration

for everybody.
Yes, yes.

Absolutely.

We would not be the family
we are right now

without the support
of our community,

which now includes Tim Tebow
and his foundation,

Chip and Joanna,
Angel Flight.

They're all coming
together to give us

the support that we need.

We couldn't be more grateful

for what they are going
to provide for the boys

to give them
true independence

in their home
for the first time.

♪♪

Copp project looks great.

You know, obviously, not a whole
lot of demo had to happen.

But after that, we had to
frame a few of the rooms

that Jo was interested in.

And now it's starting
to feel like the Copp house.

Hey, Chip.
Hey, Jo.

Hey, what you doing?

I'm just stopping by
to see the new layout.

It turned out good.
Those are pretty.

Well, you know,
I had an idea.

Instead of just
using plain glass

in these sidelights
in the foyer...

Yeah.
...what if we use that?

How many of those do you have?
Four.

The lead glass windows were here
from the very beginning.

I mean, these are
in perfect, pristine order.

If I can figure out
how to make this work,

we'll either do this floor
to ceiling like this,

and I can reconfigure
the cutout --

I feel that's gonna
be that character.

I love it.

And Chip...

[ Imitating trumpet
playing fanfare ]

...had this brilliant idea

to incorporate these antique
leaded glass windows

that were originally here,

that was in this
original house --

incorporate those instead of
the windows that we had to buy.

So not only is it
an amazing design decision,

but, also, it helps
with the budget.

They were wanting two vans
to fit.

No can do, muchachos.

Why "no can do"?

♪♪

JOANNA: So, we're back
at the Copp house.

All the framing is finished.

We've got a lot
of the drywall in,

the tape and float
happening.

Today, though, we need to
really focus on the exterior.

Okay, Chip.

So, we need to get a plan
for the circle drive

that's gonna come
underneath this porte cochere

so that they can unload
their vehicles

under this pass-through.

But they're wanting two vans
to fit.

No can do, muchachos.

Why "no can do"?

We only need
2 1/2 more feet,

but they're not
gonna let us do it.
Wow.

So, we went to the city,
asking, "Hey, can we move this

just a couple of feet
closer to the road?"

It makes perfect sense.

That way, the Copp family

can have both their vans
in the driveway.

And they said, "Not only
can you not do that,

but the porte cochere
that's there, you're lucky

we're not making you back
off of this easement."

So, they've been
very gracious,

and we're gonna take
what they've given us.

We've got a great spot.

They can bring in two vehicles
and kind of kiss each other.

So they can kind of
at least -- Okay.
Yeah.

So at least they have the option
of -- they're both covered.

They're just not side by side.
Right.

The one thing I was excited
about moving it forward

was kind of changing
the elevation.

This almost feels
like a back porch.

I can see that.
It doesn't look like
your front elevation.

With the circular drive,
that's gonna solve that.

Well, that's definitely
gonna help.

What I'd love to do
is resurfacing, like,

in the gables, that brick.

Maybe doing some shingles...
CHIP: Okay.

...so it doesn't feel
so brick-heavy.
Yeah.

So, I think the key here
is to make it feel

like it's just
a beautiful front elevation.

So with that, I'm gonna mess
with the materials a bit.

I'm gonna leave it
exactly where it is,

but just kind of build
on top of it,

maybe add a window
in the gable,

maybe add some shingles,
some rock.

I want to really dress it up
so it doesn't feel so much

like a pass-through.

I can landscape, right...
Yeah, of course.

...on the front of it?

That's not gonna
encroach anymore?

Absolutely.
Okay.

I'm gonna work with what we
have and just go from there.

Big picture --
That saved us a fortune.

Saved us a lot of time.
Okay.

Okay.
All right.

We'll look at the glass
half full.

♪♪

♪♪

All right, Duke.
Let's go to work.

Any of the metal,
we're throwing out.

Any of this stuff
that's copper or the brass

or the aluminum,
we're gonna keep.

So, we've been working
at the Copp project,

and we knew that we had
a bunch of material to salvage.

So we're here today
at our local scrapyard,

and we're gonna try to get
as much money as we can,

because Duke and I
had an idea of maybe

trying to buy a little something
for the Copp children.

Good, Duke.
You're doing great, buddy.

You got it?

♪♪

I think I'm gonna make
like $30 or $40 today.

Okay, tell me how we did.

You have totaled
$166.75.

What?!

♪♪

Duke, listen to me, son.

After this is over, let's go
find some more metal, okay?

Okay.
All right.
Let's do this.

All right.
Here it is.

$100, $120,

$140, $165, $166,

and you got
your 75 cents.

Wow!
Not bad.

Duke, grab your money!

Thanks for coming by.
Come back and see us.
You bet.

Hey, thank you for
letting us do this.

You bet. Thank you.
We're gonna go look
for some more stuff.

All right.
Sounds good.

CHIP:
Today was a fun day.

So, Duke and I are gonna go
get us an ice cream.

We're gonna go buy
the Copp kids a fun little toy

I'm gonna let Duke pick.

And then for the rest
of the money,

I think we'll just find
a good cause and donate it.

♪♪

The Copp house,
it's hard to believe,

but I feel like this one
really came up quick.

All the cabinets
are installed now.

The trim is going up
on the exterior,

the concrete for the
circular driveway is in,

and we've got
all new HVAC going in.

And inside, Chip installed

these beautiful
leaded glass windows.

I think this thing is
just really rolling.

I think next
is flooring and paint.

What do you need me to do?
Would you mind holding this?

It's just a bit off
right there.

If you'll push it,
then I'll set it.

You got it?
Mm-hmm.

Okay.

Okay. Wow.
Sweet!

Okay, Chip.
So, last thing.

These are the legs
for the boys' desks.

Awesome.
So, I just want them to...

Easy enough, yep.
...just be
a little more decorative.

Okay. Well, let me show you
how this turned out.

Oh, I didn't even notice those.
Those are amazing.

Then I got a little
carried away.

Can I show you
one more thing?

Yes.
Hope you like it.

Those look good.

So, you just did
the new trim around them.

Yeah.
I just kind of went bananas.

♪♪

What do you think?

Wow! Chip!

And I love that these swing!

Aren't they sharp?
This is so cute.

You know, Jo and I
were trying to figure out

how to incorporate this
leaded glass that we found.

So, it's two sidelights
off the entry,

and then I took it
a step further

and tried to create a little
interest over in the office.

Only thing
I can think of is,

how do you want to
build that island...

Oh.
...for the boys?

So, I need to get with Clint
because I'm gonna have him

build a table
that's attached to the island

so it comes off of it, so it'll
just have two turned legs.

Okay. Babe, what is
the deal with your shirt?

You know -- "merci."

"Hello" in French?

No, it's "Thank you."
Oh, "thank you."

So it's like, "Thank you
for being awesome."

Ooh, fun.
I'm gonna make you a shirt

that says, "Kamsahamnida."

Oh, "thank you" in Korean?

That would actually
be kind of cute.

I've been trying to learn
a little more Korean,

little by little, to express
my love in her native tongue.

Ahora.

Ahora?

That's Spanish for "now."

No, that's "adiós."

No.
No, "adiós" is adiós.

I got to go.
Ahora.

Just forget it.
Kamsahamnida!

Cheonmaneyo!

So, it's two sets, Chip.

I don't know if can
get them by yourself.

Hold on. I'm sorry.
What did you just say?

They're big.

Let me show you
something that's big.

JOANNA: [ Laughs ]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

This is a special project.

Do you know a guy
named Tim Tebow?

[ Chuckles ]

Hmm.
Hmm.
Have you heard of him?

He's a beast.

So, with is foundation.
Okay.

We're doing this project
for the Copp family.

Oh, that's cool.

They have two little boys
that are in a wheelchair,

so we're just trying
to make this

as easy for their family,

but also
this beautiful space.

So today,
I am meeting with Clint

on the Copp project.

We have a special table

that we want to make
for the kitchen area

that comes
off of the island.

So I'm excited
because this is something

that was really
important for them.

You want this table

to go the exact width
of the island?
Yes.

Which is
three feet, six inches.

Okay.

Come out from here.

So, that's a good,
wide table.

Two legs.

I really want it
to feel decorative.

Sure.
So I kind of wanted
to overdo it

with the turned legs.

Oh, yeah, fun.
You know what I mean?

We could go...
there.

The height
is kind of unique

for the boys'
wheelchairs.

Okay. There we go.

With Clint's table,

this is a perfect example
of how it's really 50/50.

It's 50% practical.

This is for her boys
to wheel up to

to be able to be a part of

what she's doing
in the kitchen.

But then with
the beautiful turned legs,

it's also
a beautiful design element

for the kitchen as well.

So I can't wait to see
all of it come together.

Okay, Clint.
Have a good day.

Hey, thank you for
bringing me in on this one.

Any time.

It's fun.

♪♪

CHIP:
You know, this project

is really getting
crazy exciting.

We pulled so many people
together

to make this house perfect
for the Copp family.

Tons of local tradespeople

have volunteered
their time and materials.

And in a really fun surprise,

we found out
that a while back,

the Copps actually applied
for Make-A-Wish.

So those really nice folks
are surprising these boys

with a great, fun,
accessible backyard.

They're going all-out
with a brand-new playhouse,

a paved racetrack

that'll run the entire
perimeter of the yard,

and this awesome turf
play area.

So if we can get this thing
set up just right,

we can get this turf
installed,

we should be
in pretty good shape.

All right.
Well, let's roll it out.

This stuff
is indestructible,

so I can imagine these boys

are gonna be able
to get out of their chairs,

get on the grass, get dirty,
mix it up a little bit.

It's gonna be like
they have

their own little
stadium back here.

So it's gonna be green.

Rain or shine,
they can always play on it.

It's gonna be awesome.

And every time
I come over here,

it seems like they've added

an additional element
of surprise

for these Copp boys.

And to be honest with you,

no family I can think of

deserves it more
than these folks.

♪♪

♪♪

Where do we start?
I think
they're in the back.

Now, I don't know if you can
get them by yourself.

Isn't that pretty?

Hold on, I'm sorry,
What did you just say?

They're big.

-Babe.
-Oh, great.

Let me show you something
that's big.

JOANNA: I have not ever seen
that before.

Look at this.

So today,
we are at the warehouse,

and I'm looking for
an old set of lockers

that I've had for
probably 10 years now.

So, it's two sets, Chip.

Isn't this cute?
Yeah.

Sweet.

How do you want
to incorporate these
in the Copp house?

So, they have
their bathroom,

and then
behind the bathroom

is the wet room
where the big shower is.
Okay.

And so there's this wall

that I thought we could
kind of build out

and incorporate
these in it.

Okay.
But it's kind of tight,

so I want to know
if we can fit both sets

or just one set.
I see.

I really want it
to make a statement,

so I have a feeling
if we can fit it,

I'd like to use both of them
in that bathroom.

But we're gonna set them
into the wall,

do, like, a fun saying
in the bathroom --

a really fun sports quote
or something

that I think
will inspire the boys

as they're getting
ready in the morning.

Only champions
walk through this door.

How 'bout that one?
I like that.

I just came up with that.

Hey, come on, Tim.

Why don't you do
the honors today, man?

Copp family, are you ready
to see your fixer-upper?

-So ready!
-Yes!

Come on.

-Oh, my!
-Oh, my God!

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

Joey?

Do I have to hang this?

JOANNA: Of course
you have to hang it.

Have you ever felt just
completely run out of gas?

Are you out of gas?

Hey, we are so close
to the finish line.

So, the Copp project
is just moving right along.

The playhouse for the boys
just got painted,

and they've installed
these adorable bridges

along the racetrack
in the backyard.

And inside,
all the heavy lifting is done

and we're focusing on
all the pretty little details,

like the backsplash,
the trim work, the paint.

And I just love the space.

I feel like
I can already see their family

just being in here

and it just, hopefully,
serving them well.

You hold it up,
sooner we're done.

Okay, mama.
Higher or lower?

Higher.

I want to make sure
it's not on any of the grout.

That looks really good.

So, with this washroom
for the boys,

I wanted it to feel like this,
you know, locker room

with the inspiring quote
on the wall.

This is the first room
they go in in the morning

when they're getting ready.

So I went back and forth
on what quotes to use,

and Melissa said over and over

when the boys were young,
they kept saying,

"I want to do it.

I can do it."

And so I think
the "I can and I will"

is a perfect saying
for these boys.

They've got this.

I think once we get

the letters punched out
on the sign

and get them
powder-coated black,

we'll get the hooks up.

I mean, this bathroom
is 99% finished.

I can't wait to see
how it turns out.

♪♪

What about hard hats?

This would be pretty sweet.

You should give them
baseball cards.

Try this on.
I want to see if it fits.

Yeah, it looks good.

So, today's
a really cool day.

Duke and I went to work
a couple of weeks back.

We salvaged a bunch of metal,

and we kept some of
that money on the side

so that we could bless
the Copp family.

And sweet Duke decided

he wanted to buy
just some necessities --

the bare necessities
for the Copp boys.

What do you think,
yes or no?
DUKE: No.

What about a thermos?
This could be cool.
No, no, Dad.

What about
this little guy?
No!

What?
No!

Do you think
they'd want some salsa?

What about a bell?
Shot glasses?

Shopping with my dad
is kind of impossible.

♪♪

Duke!

What?

Have you found
any cars?
No.

You know what this is?
A sewing machine.

And then,
look at this skirt I found.

Is that a machete?

[ Laughs ]

Why is it impossible
to shop with me?

'Cause you look at everything
and you're like,

"Ooh, we should buy this."

We can get one of these
wooden ones,

we can get two
of these antique ones,

or we can get this whole
jar of different cars.

What do you think?

These here.
These are cool.

CHIP:
We got the cars.

We got the baseball cards,

these awesome hard hats.

The Copp boys
are gonna love these.

Hey, Duke.
Listen to me.

Meet me at the front.
Do not break anything.

DUKE: Okay.

I think that's it,
right?

Well, sorry.

The rake
and the tricycle

and the sewing machine.

And the dress.

Who's the dress for?

Shorty?

[ Both laugh ]

♪♪

CHIP:
Man, we are getting right down

to the final details
on this Copp project.

We're putting in the landscaping

and finishing off
these boys' really cool rooms.

♪♪

Cute, Chip.

Look at me go, Jo.

So, I would say out
of all the things

that I designed
in the Copp home,

the thing I'm most
excited about,

what's going
in these boys' rooms.

I really sat
and thought about

how I can make this
interactive.

So we're installing grab bars

so that the boys can stand
and work

at three different
boards --

a magnetic board,
a cork board,

and this LEGO Duplo wall.

I wanted to keep it
really inspiring for them

so that when they're both
in their own rooms,

it was their favorite space
in the house.

These go here.

And then I'm gonna
have baskets down here

for the actual bricks.

So, Lawson and Calan's mom
told me

that one of the things
that they loved to play with

are these
LEGO Duplo bricks.

They use it for therapy,

so I wanted to make sure
we incorporated that

into both
of their bedrooms.

Something like this?
Yep.

All the way
just in the middle,

and we'll do this...
Top to bottom.

...in Calan's room,
as well.
Sweet.

Come on, let's go.

Okay.
All right.
Leave this with me.

I'm gonna get to work.
Hey, this house is
looking awesome, Chip.

I'm cannot wait
to mess with these.

You're ready for me
to move in!

This is definitely
the end of this project

as far as
construction goes.

We wanted to really
do something fun

in the boys' room.

But other than that,

once we're
finished with this,

this thing is complete

and I get to start
moving in.

CHIP:
Today, I'm really excited

because we're basically
just putting

the finishing touches
on this project.

Furniture's come in,

so I'm gonna go get
everything set in there,

and we're gonna
start moving in.
All right.

JOANNA:
Everything about this project
has been so sweet.

We're really excited

about the Copp family
finally coming home.

♪♪

♪♪

Today, I'm really excited
because we're basically

just putting the finishing
touches on this project.

The landscape is gorgeous.

We had lots of people
in the community

donate materials,
labor, time, energy.

Make-A-Wish is in the back
wrapping up their project,

and it looks like
a million bucks.

Shutters are going in.

I cannot wait
for the Copp family

to get this thing
under wraps, man.

I want
to kick this thing off.

♪♪

JOANNA: Chip?
CHIP: Yes, ma'am.

It looks beautiful, babe.

Beau-ti-ful.

These shutters
look great.

Furniture's come in,

so I'm gonna go get
everything set in there,

and we're gonna
start moving in.

All right.
Way to go, Chip Gaines.

I just got
a few more shutters,

and we'll knock this out.

♪♪

So, the mattresses both go
in the boys' room.

It doesn't matter
which one.

Just put a mattress
in each room.

♪♪

Two couches --

We're gonna put just
basically one here

and then one
on the other side.

And then the large coffee table
goes right in the middle.

Hi, Mom.

Hey.
Hi, Mom.

-How are y'all doing?
-Good.

You've got the cars.

Hey, Duke, thank you for
getting these for the boys.

You're welcome.
Calan's gonna love this.

So he loves anything
with wheels.

Duke, you like cars, too.

You know,
when Drake was little,

he liked trains,
but you liked cars.

Go check out that backyard.

You're not gonna believe
what's in the backyard.

Okay.
Duke, thank you
for doing this.

You're welcome.

♪♪

-Anybody home?
-No.

CLINT: Dang it,
'cause I brought a table.

If you have a table,
I'm here.
[ Laughs ]

Well then,
you're in luck.
That looks so pretty.

So, Clint is dropping off
a table today

that's really gonna
finish up the kitchen.

It's basically this table

that we're attaching
to the island.

-Can you help me?
-Yeah.

This is gonna prop it up
for us.

Okay, let's pull this up.

Okay, lift up.

Up?
Yep.

So pretty.
Something like that.

There you go.
Yeah. I love that.

This is the thing
that Melissa, I think,

was really wanting --

something that
when she's at the island,

her boys can be
working at the table.

They can be together.

I will get some matte finish
for you.

Okay.
And we will finish it.

Good work.
I'm gonna be around the house.

If you need me,
just let me know.

Thanks, Jo.

I have a lot of
favorite parts of this house.

I love the entry.

Right when you walk in,

we have this large open area

to make it functional
for the boys.

Kitchen --
I'm excited about Melissa

being able to cook in there
with her boys.

And then, the bathrooms.

The letters for the quote sign
are finished,

and they look great.

And then last but not least,
the boys' rooms.

CHIP: Man, these things
are heavier than they look.

JOANNA: Cute colors.
Yeah, the boys
are gonna love these.

I love that.

♪♪

You know, there's so many
emotions that are going on.

I think today
knowing that tomorrow

the Copps finally
get to see their home,

they get to move in.

I think just seeing
how the community

has just come together
to bless this family,

I mean, just everything
about this project

has been so sweet.

We've been honored
to be a part of it.

We're really excited

about the Copp family
finally coming home.

♪♪

It's finally here.
It is awesome.

It is awesome.

Let's go pull this thing.
I love it, man.

Y'all are the best.
Let's go.

JOANNA: I'm gonna be
on the other side this time

watching y'all.

-What?!
-What's up, guys?

-Hello!
-How you doing?

-Are you excited?
-Yes!

[ Laughter ]

Well, this is amazing,
y'all.

-Can you believe it?
=We cannot believe it.

The day has finally come.

You know, when we started
on this place,

it was
a complete blank slate.

So the good news is

we really got to start
from scratch

and basically build you
this beautiful

three-bedroom,
two-bath house.

You ready
to go check it out?

-We are so ready.
-We are so ready.

All right, y'all stay put.
Here we go.

-Okay.
-Awesome!

[ Both laugh ]

Hey, come on, Tim.

Why don't you do
the honors today, man?

Chip, I'd hate
to steal your thunder,

but I'll do it anyway.

Copp family,
you are so sweet.

We love you.

Are you ready to see
your fixer-upper?

-So ready!
-Yes!

Come on.

-Oh, my God!
-[ Laughs ]

That's our house!
Whoo!

Wow!
Oh, my God.

Look at that, Calan.
Oh, my God.

[ Laughs ]

♪♪

That is amazing!

Oh, my gosh.
Oh, my God.

♪♪

-Nice!
-Golly!

Thank you.

JOANNA: We painted it
a beautiful light grey

to just lighten it up
a bit,

and then added all the detail
to this front

because I felt like before,
it felt really top-heavy.

A lot of local businesses
here in town

donated all the landscape.

Did the circle drive.

That is amazing!

Y'all ready
to go check it out?

-Yes.
-All right. Let's go.

Not everything's
a competition,

but maybe
we could win this one.

-Here we go!
-[ Laughs ]

[ Laughter ]

CHIP: Oh!

How nice is this?
Oh, my gosh.

[ Laughter ]

♪♪

How nice is this?
Oh, my gosh.

JOANNA: Welcome home.

♪♪

MELISSA: Wow.

Boys, look at
these cool desks.

-Those are you desks.
-Each of you have your own desk.

-Oh, my gosh!
-You guys can check it out.

-What?
-You can draw.

♪♪

CHIP: You can draw
whatever you want.

Remember, this was
one large space.

And so, we actually found

those old
leaded-glass windows,

so we added this really
pretty cased opening

but just thought
this would be

a great catch-all space
for you,

obviously, like,
this kind of library.

It's so pretty.

TIM:
That's the front door?

Did you draw the driveway?
-Yeah.

-And Mommy.
-Oh, that's you and Mommy?

That was
such a precious moment to me

that they felt at home,

and that they immediately
felt like

they could go
and start doing things.
Right.

And that made me
feel amazing.

CHIP: Are y'all ready to go
check out the living room?

-Absolutely.
-All right.

Melissa.

Oh, my gosh!
Wow.

♪♪

Oh, my gosh.

JOANNA: You see the windows
into his office.

So, that's that leaded glass
again that we incorporated.

CHIP: We found those.

Oh, my gosh.

♪♪

JOANNA: There's the TV.
There's storage.

And on either side
are the doors

that lead to the backyard.

-It's just beautiful.
-Amazing!

Hey, do you want to go
check out the kitchen?

♪♪

-Oh, my gosh.
-Oh, my gosh. Look at this!

MELISSA: Oh, my gosh.

♪♪

-Oh, wow.
-Wow.

♪♪

So,
this is their sinks.

CHIP: See if you can
touch this right here.

See if you can
touch that sensor.

Can you reach it?
-Reach real high.

-Oh, you did it!
-Yay!

See, you can wash
your hands now!

Good job, buddy!

And then
when you're done,

you just
push the sensor again

and it turns it off.

-There you go. Yay!
-Good job, Lawson!

JOANNA: So, that table,

you know, Clint Harp,
he built that table.

It's actually white oak,

and we attached it
to the island.

It's great to have it
right here in the kitchen.

I just love how everything's
integrated for the boys.

We're gonna have so much
fun learning recipes

and just doing things
for the first time

that we always imagined.

All right.
Lawson, you're with me, buddy.

Let's go check out
your room.

♪♪

CHIP: Whoo!

-Wow!
-What?

MELISSA: Oh, Lawson!

♪♪

Wow!

Now, this looks like
a Lawson room for sure.

♪♪

-Wow.
-This is it.

-Oh, my gosh, buddy!
-Wow!

CHIP: Okay, Calan.
It's your turn.

-On your mark, get set --
-Go!

TIM: Whoa!

Ta-da!

JODY: Oh, my gosh.

This is it!

♪♪

-What do you think?
-An airplane!

[ Laughs ]

♪♪

JODY: Look what's over there.
Look what's on that wall.

I'm gonna build a robot.

-Good.
-You're really close.

Put, like,
a head on him.

♪♪

JODY: You want to help
him with it?

I'm speechless.

CHIP:
Killing it, what?

Nice, Calan!
Good job.

Nice work, Calan.

They've instantly connected
with this home.

Boys, are y'all ready
to go see your bathroom?

♪♪

MELISSA: Oh, my goodness!
Look at this!

JOANNA:
So, this is your locker room.

♪♪

So, this is the washroom.

So, we've got their bathroom
on the other side of this.

Now look at this.

Oh, I love this!

They can,
and they will.

That's right.

JOANNA:
You have these lockers.

It's like a locker room!

It's a locker room.

♪♪

Let's show them
the other bathroom

on the other side of this

where you can
brush your teeth.

Whoa!

♪♪

So, you both get
your own sink.

CALAN: Look!

JODY:
Yeah, Calan, go ahead.
Look at that.

TIM: Nice.

♪♪

Let's go see
Daddy's office,

and then we're going
in the backyard.

All right, office,
and then the backyard.

Come on!

♪♪

Oh, my gosh.

Here's your office,

with the windows

that look out
to the living room...

Yes.
...and kitchen
so you can see the boys.

♪♪

I can't wait to be able
to start doing bills.

[ Laughter ]

♪♪

CHIP: Y'all, you're not
gonna believe it.

We've got one more surprise
up our sleeves.

[ Doorbell rings ]

-Who is it?
-Hi!

-How are you?
-Hey!

You guys got a busy day,
haven't you?
I know!

We know
you've had a huge day,

but we have another
surprise for you.

Want to see it?
-Come on, let's see it.

You want to go see?
Okay, go, go.

On your mark, get set, go!
-Calan.

This is it!

What?!

Look at this!

♪♪

Look, y'all can race.

MELISSA:
On your mark, get set, go!

Go, go, go, go, go!

Go!

MELISSA: Seeing them
for the first time

in a backyard
where they can play

any type of sport
they can imagine --

football, soccer --

it's just truly awesome
to see.

Oh! Oh!

MELISSA: Kick, kick!

-Oh, yeah!
-There you go.

-Oh, wow.
-Check this out.

Oh, my gosh.

Wow.

MELISSA:
Oh, my gosh, yes.

CHIP: He's never gonna
leave this spot.

You guys, look at this
amazing place!

Wow, look at this,
Lawson!

♪♪

To see my boys
with all the hardships

that they've gone through,

and to know that
Tim, Chip, and Joanna

and everyone at Make-A-Wish,

that they came together

to let my boys just be boys,

I'm so happy.

-Whoo!
-Whoo-hoo!

Nice! You did it!

-Whoo!
-Way to go!

I want to race again.

You want to race again?

Yeah.

[ All cheer ]