Yard Crashers

- Season 16

(2016)

Chris and the crew crash a dysfunctional space with a tiny pink patio and no entertaining area. They transform the yard into a private party pad complete with a cedar slat pergola, custom dining table and a matching bar.

This backyard has gone to the chickens and these homeowners desperately want to co-exist with their critters. Chris delivers a design with an oversized chicken coop, water wheel, a 10-foot farm table and a rustic grill island.

Chris crashes TJ and Julie's backyard, a sad space with a small patio and no landscaping. The crew adds a huge paver patio with a dining table, a built-in barbecue island and a tranquil water feature.

Chris Lambton and his crew turn a neglected, overgrown yard into an urban putting green with a redwood deck, a custom prep counter, charcoal stone pathways and a rustic water feature.

Chris Lambton and his crew transform a dilapidated yard into a massive outdoor room, including an oversized bamboo deck, a custom bar made from wine barrels and a living wall full of colorful plants.

Chris Lambton and his crew transform a dilapidated yard into a massive outdoor room, including an oversized bamboo deck, a custom bar made from wine barrels and a living wall full of colorful plants.

A couple's original 1950s backyard desperately needs to be updated. Chris transforms it into a private midcentury modern entertaining mecca with a monkey pod fire feature, barbecue area with prep space and a large dining area.

Brent and Mariah's backyard concrete jungle needs help! Chris delivers a beach-y San Diego vibe that's perfect for entertaining, complete with a colored concrete patio, redwood pergola, custom dining table and a surfboard bar.

A couple's flood-prone yard is rotting, so they beg Chris for an outdoor living room suited to low-country style entertaining. He creates a huge outdoor kitchen and bar with a new smoker, a hanging daybed and raised patio.

Chris and his crew transform a dull, muddy space into a traditional Charleston backyard. They install a local hand-cut brick patio, an oyster fire pit, a reclaimed farmhouse table and a Charleston arbor to welcome guests.

Chris and his team head to Blog Cabin 2016 to transform an unused area under the stilted house into a lower lounge that capitalizes on the gulf view.

Chris and his team descend on Blog Cabin 2016 to turn an empty side yard into a recreational area complete with a stilted guest retreat and a sand volleyball court.