Baz Ashmawy and his team set out to renovate the home of 13 year old Amy Mulcahy in Limerick, aiming to make her comfortable in her home again after a serious accident.
Baz & Co. help young widow Sinead and her three children move into the home her late husband never got to complete before he passed away.
Shay and Finn Guihen are 8-year-old identical twin boys, born with Pfeiffer Syndrome Type III: a rare genetic disorder causing a number of very challenging and life limiting disabilities. Having spent the first 2 years of their life in Temple Street Hospital, and then two and a half years in Laura Lynn Hospice, the boys have been living with their loving parents Denise & Dermot and little brother Riley (6) in Leixlip Co. Kildare for the past few years, where they have been cared for at home by Mum & Dad and with the help of a care package and some private nursing care.
Baz Ashmawy and his team of experts embark on more home renovation projects, beginning with the most challenging build to date as they head to Shanbogh.
Baz Ashmawy and a team of volunteers head to Santry, North Dublin, to take on the task of renovating the Costello family home
Baz and the team meet the Parsons family in Longwood, Co. Meath and set about building their much-needed extension to cater for their sons' needs.
Baz Ashmawy and his team of volunteers head to Waterford City to renovate the home of nurse Laura Sheridan, who was diagnosed with stage 3 Hodgkin's Lymphoma
The Bigger Build. Baz Ashmawy presents the first of a two-part special focusing on rehousing Ukrainian refugees in six vacant terraced houses at Kingston College in Mitchelstown, North Cork.
The Bigger Build. Six houses, six gardens and a communal garden for good measure - Baz Ashmawy and his DIY SOS team race to complete their biggest build yet.
In May of 2021, Adam fell from a height and has been told that there is a 1% chance he will walk again. He is currently adjusting to life in a wheelchair, and he and his parents have moved out of their home as it is completely unsuitable for a wheelchair user. Cue the DIY SOS team who are rebuilding their house in order to allow Adam to live in his family home once again.
Baz and the team come to the aid of former firefighter Pa Berry, who suffered extensive injuries in the line of duty and is in need of help in completing his home renovation.
Baz Ashmawy meets the Mulvey-Sydneys in Ennis, Co Clare, where he and his team adapt their home to suit the needs of 13-year-old Isabella, who has a rare congenital disorder.
Baz Ashmawy and his team head to Coolaney, Co Sligo, to adapt the home of Claire Carpenter to her needs so she can return from hospital after suffering a stroke
The DIY SOS team are back and episode one sees them help out 9-year-old Cayden from Tallaght who was born with Arthrogryposis.
