Ben and Erin begin revitalizing Wetumpka, Ala., by making a foster couple's home a welcoming space.

Ben and Erin step in to give Shellie and Wade Whitfield help restoring what is known as the "Big Fish" house to its former glory; Ben and Erin mosey over to Jerry's Barber Shop, a local mainstay.

Ben and Erin are ready to serve Wetumpka's sole female police officer and youth advocate with the surprise renovation of her dreams. Then, Texas Two Step's Jon Pierre and Mary assist the Napiers in opening up the local sports bars to stunning river views.

Ben and Erin bring back a piece of history honoring Wetumpka's first female mayor by rejuvenating the event space that shares her name. Then, guests Randy Fenoli makes a bride's big day, and Mina Starsiak Hawk helps renovate the home of two local heroes.

Taking on Wetumpka's main thoroughfare, Ben and Erin get some help from Steve Ford and Tamara Day to give each storefront individual flair. Meanwhile, the Napiers add drama and function to a Craftsman owned by two dynamic women dedicated to theater.

For their final takeover task, Ben and Erin help heal the tornado-damaged part of Wetumpka by breaking ground on a farmers market overlooking the Coosa River. Then, Jasmine Roth and Ty Pennington pitch in to restore a 130-year-old landmark's former glory.

The Napiers and the Marrs kick off the revitalization of Fort Morgan, Colo; they plan to transform 18 projects in just four months, aiming to lift up community helpers, shop owners and providing murals for Main Street.

The renewal of Fort Morgan, Colorado, continues as Ben and Erin give the town's struggling Main Street a facelift. Also, Dave and Jenny renovate a beloved ice cream shop and the home of the local football coach that led the team to a State Championship.

The Marrs hope to bring out the fun side of Fort Morgan, Colorado, by revamping the local bowling alley. Also, Ben and Erin are inspired by the area's unique geography to create a one-of-a-kind space to help draw in locals and visitors.

Dave and Jenny bring life back to one of the oldest buildings in Fort Morgan, Colorado, while also preserving its unique history. Plus, Ben and Erin head over to one of the town's most iconic landmarks for a project that fosters town pride.

Dave and Jenny focus on a young couple who want to use their trendy clothing business to inspire the youth to invest in Fort Morgan, Colorado. Also, Ben and Erin look to help the town thrive with a special project to lure people off the nearby highway.

In the final sprint to the finish line, Dave and Jenny renovate the home of a generous family while Ben and Erin revitalize a downtown park. Then, the team throws a finale party to pass the torch of community spirit back to the people of Fort Morgan.

In the season 3 premiere of Home Town Takeover, "Greetings From Sebring!", Ben and Erin Napier arrive in Sebring, Florida, to revitalize the historic downtown circle, starting with a soda shop and a kindergarten teacher's home, with help from Dave and Jenny Marrs.

Ben and Erin, with the help of HGTV's Jasmine Roth and Food Network Chef Mika Leon, elevate a family-owned restaurant. They also surprise a generous couple who helps veterans with a home renovation.

Ben and Erin, along with HGTV star Veronica Valencia, bring a Cuban flair to a family-owned restaurant on the Circle. They also surprise community leaders with a home renovation to help them better serve those in need throughout Sebring.

A champion for single parents, a Sebring woman gets the shock of a lifetime when Ben and Erin surprise her with a home renovation. Also, HGTV's Sarah and Bryan Baeumler fly in to help the historic Circle Theatre with a major facelift.

Ben and Erin surprise the head of a local children's charity and her husband with a home renovation. HGTV's Chelsea and Cole DeBoer arrive to help finish up the project, and they also look to bring art to Sebring's historic downtown.

A local family health advocate gets an unexpected offer from Ben and Erin to renovate her house. Also, HGTV star couples Kamohai and Tristyn Kalama along with Mika and Brian Kleinschmidt pitch in to help fix up downtown Sebring's main park.