Restoring Galveston “Grandma’s House” S3E4 February 10 2025 on HGTV

On Monday February 10 2025, HGTV broadcasts Restoring Galveston!

Grandma’s House Season 3 Episode 4 Episode Summary

“Restoring Galveston” is set to air an exciting new episode titled “Grandma’s House.” In this episode, Ashley and Michael face a unique challenge as they take on a 1979 property. With the market becoming saturated and old homes becoming harder to find, the duo knows they have to make the most of this opportunity.

The house may not have the historical details that Ashley and Michael usually love to work with, but that doesn’t stop them from getting creative. They will need to think outside the box to honor the spirit of the home while bringing their own design flair to the project. This episode promises to showcase their innovative approach to restoration, turning a more modern house into a warm and inviting space.

Viewers can expect to see the couple tackle various design challenges throughout the episode. From choosing the right colors to finding unique furnishings, Ashley and Michael will demonstrate how to breathe new life into a property that lacks the traditional charm of older homes. “Grandma’s House” is sure to be a captivating episode that highlights the importance of creativity in home restoration.

What Time is the “Grandma’s House” Episode On?

The Grandma’s House episode of Restoring Galveston will be broadcast on February 10 2025 on HGTV at 9:00 AM at ET/PT.

Is the “Grandma’s House” Episode New?

The Grandma’s House episode of Restoring Galveston is all new!

Restoring Galveston Grandma’s House Cast & Stars

Main Cast

Grandma’s House Episode Videos & Previews

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Restoring Galveston Series Information

Michael and Ashley Cordray are on a mission to save centuries-old homes on the island of Galveston, Texas. The home renovation specialists have a passion for preserving the island's history and won't let these architectural gems get wiped off the map. "All of these homes have character and their own story, but they're being torn down all over town," Ashley says. Whether the homes are slated for demolition or have been deteriorating for decades, the duo strive to revive the properties by restoring the original wall-to-wall historic charm and adding modern amenities.