In Preston, the team continue the ambitious rescue of a much-loved residential community allotment. Kevin Duala and the team help DIY novice Pat transform a wheelbarrow. And Julia shows Mark how to upholster some old chairs.

The team help to build planters for the Stanley Grange residents' allotment, and Julia and Ben make a sensory board. At the Tool Bus, a precious lamp gets a new lease of life.

Plant pots are jazzed up at the Stanley Grange residential community allotment. At the home build, Shreya and Rakesh redesign a shrine. And a washing machine drum is reimagined as a fire pit and BBQ.

The team complete the community allotment makeover in Preston. Kevin helps power tool novice Rachel create a hot tub hideaway. And the Tool Bus puts the cycle into upcycle.

The team unleash their DIY know-how on an animal rescue centre in Llanelli in Wales. At the home build, a shed becomes a tiki bar, and a vintage trolley is restored at the Tool Bus.

The Many Tears animal rescue centre makeover in Llanelli continues. A tired kitchen gets a new lease of life, and some battered skateboard decks are turned into a bird feeder.

The team tackle tiling at the Many Tears animal rescue centre, and help Jenna face her fear of power tools. And at the home build, a young mum achieves a childhood dream.

With the makeover of the animal rescue centre in Llanelli nearing completion, the team tackle the dog grooming room and play area. And there are green fingers at the Tool Bus.

The team rush to complete the Many Tears animal rescue centre makeover. The Tool Bus revives an old wine rack. And a rundown garden gets some TLC... and a dance floor!

The team are in Dumfries to help bookshop manager Lucy begin a new chapter and renovate her tired and dated shop to create a hub for the LGBTQ+ community. At the home build, Julia and Jess help Liz and her family to redesigna busy girls' bedroom.

Max encourages Lucy to upcycle salvaged timber with power tools, as she finds her DIY feet. At the Tool Bus, Julia helps Alice to create an innovative storage solution for books, and Max inspires Gerry to turn worn cricket bats into nifty wine racks.

The team have almost finished the LGBTQ+ hub in Dumfries. Homeowner Denise renovates her dilapidated pergola. And a neglected wooden chair is repurposed in the Tool Bus.

The team race to complete the Dumfries bookshop transformation and make a splash renovating a duck pond and duck house, while a salvaged tree is turned into a postbox

In Dumfries, Lucy's bookshop turns a new chapter, as the team complete the new LGBTQ+ community hub. And the Tool Bus transforms a vintage sewing box into a cocktail bar.