In north Wales, the team helps Helen and Llyr transform their unfinished home into a safe, accessible space for their two young sons, including Macsen, who has a rare genetic condition.
In north Wales, Nick and the team help Helen and Llyr, whose home renovation has ground to a halt, leaving them living on a building site while raising their two young sons.
Two-year-old Macsen has Kabuki syndrome, a rare genetic condition, and baby Ffredi is just weeks old. With their home no longer meeting the family's needs and no way of completing the work themselves, the team steps in to create a safe, accessible home where Macsen can thrive and the whole family can look to the future with confidence.
On TV
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Nick Knowles |
| Expert | Billy Byrne |
| Expert | Chris Frediani |
| Expert | Gaby Blackman |
| Expert | Radha Sivyer |
| Expert | Ashley Edwards |
| Executive Producer | Melanie Leach |
| Executive Producer | Andrew Mackenzie-Betty |
| Executive Producer | Sam Grace |
| Series Producer | Claire Edwards |
| Director | Colin May |
| Director | Matthew Skilton |
| Production Company | South Shore Productions |
Gardeners' Question Time Meets DIY SOS
Listen to BBC Radio 4's Gardeners’ Question Time on 25th September for a DIY SOS special.
