This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Tulsa, Oklahoma. 

From passing by, the word that would have come to mind when seeing the original state of the property? Dingy. Dated colors did the brick no justice, and the same was true when going inside as well. Thankfully, we knew just what to do to banish the less flattering features of the 70's in this residence. 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Memphis, Tennessee. 

The 1950's kept a strong presence in the original state of this property, and all efforts to bring it up to date were left unfinished by the time we acquired it. From the pastel blue bathroom to the many types of (again blue!) flooring throughout the house, it was high time this house got a do-over!

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from St. Louis, Missouri. 

There was a lot of appeal to the original state of this property: large fenced-in yards, open-concept living spaces, and great use of the limited square footage. These features, however, were drowned out by others that were dingy and outdated, including choppy wood paneling and inconsistent flooring. 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Dallas-Ft. Worth, Texas. 

This 90's ranch-style residence had a lot to offer: a spacious yard, solid brick facade, and well-built cabinets in the kitchen. However, everything in between needed a bit of TLC! 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 

This brick bungalow has had a charming exterior from the start—if in need of a refresh for the roof and shutters. Inside, however, its dated features and worn out surfaces were cause for concern. 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Little Rock, Arkansas. 

This spacious single-family appeared deceptively compact from the outside. Dingy colors on the exterior, plus a makeshift outdoor oven in the side yard, added up to disaster! Inside, half-hearted efforts to renovate left the living spaces segmented, when the bathrooms were in the most need of an update! 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Memphis, Tennessee. 

Hidden by a wrought iron fence and an old trellis, the unassuming original state of this property hid its potential well. Inside, that potential was buried under decades of left-behind junk. Thankfully, this mess was nothing our team couldn't handle! 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from San Antonio, Texas. 

You might've missed this house in its original condition, obscured as it was by overgrown trees and bushes that ran nearly the full length of the house! Inside, however, the empty spaces seemed to echo with dated motifs: wood paneling, patterned wallpaper, and off-putting colors left and right. Thankfully, our team knew just what to do to take this property back to its roots. 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

We love showcasing our newest markets in Alabama, and are particularly proud to share this ranch-style single-family residence based in Crimson Tide country. We saw a lot of potential in this family-friendly property, as dated as it appeared in its original condition.

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from St. Louis, Missouri.

From the outside, the original condition of this single-family residence told the story of a simple split-level. Inside, however, was identity crisis! Unfinished flooring, mix-matched walls, and unfriendly bathrooms made this seem like more of a cautionary tale. However, it didn't take long for our pros to take away the shock value and add new, usable features for a resident to have their fairytale ending.