Tiny House Nation

John and Zack head to Texas to help Ashley and Angel, a couple who are giving up their large house to turn it into a women's recovery center; but first, they want to move into a tiny house in their backyard. Everything's bigger in Texas, including homeowners-Angel is 6-foot-6, Ashley's nearly as tall, and building a tiny house where they can stretch out and get comfortable pushes Zack's ingenuity to new heights. Can John and Zack build a tiny house where not-so-tiny people can feel at home?

John and Zack head to in Jacksonville, Florida, to help Jack, a veteran working two full-time jobs to support his family. 80-hour workweeks mean Jack is always away while his kids are quickly growing up, and he's hoping that going tiny will lower their bills so he can work less and spend more time with his children. But even though they're going tiny, the family's wish list is huge--including a swimming pool--so John and Zack take on the challenge of creating a tiny dream house that will exceed their wildest dreams.

John and Zack head to Arkansas farm country to help a couple who have been living on the road turn a school bus into a tiny home where they can settle down. Carol and Charlie have spent years running a traveling pig race at state fairs across the country--and living in a converted semi-trailer that they share with their dozen racing pigs. Nearing retirement, they're hoping to move into a tiny house built in a converted school bus. Can John and Zack give this couple all the creature comforts they've been missing on the road--while completing their first ever school bus conversion?

John and Zack head to Texas to help a family rebuild after losing their dream home in a fire. But Deanna and her sons are used to living large, so she wants to build two tiny homes: one for herself and her nine year old, and another for her teenage son. It's a super sized challenge as John and Zack take on twice their usual workload--and struggle to make this family's dreams come true, tiny style.