Restoring Galveston

One of the best HGTV shows!! I watch every time it's on and they do a wonderful job! Thanks again for another great show!!

As a native Houstonian and frequent Galveston visitor, I am proud supporter of this show! I adore older homes that have character and history. Ashley and Michael are pros at balancing new design with old world charm. They can take a 100 year old shack and transform it into a work of art.

Ashley and Michael are fun to watch. They are yin and yang as they navigate the craziness of home flipping. I love their work and can't wait to see what they do next.

The series is now airing as Restoring Galveston and showing on the Magnolia Network.

I really enjoy this show, particularly since we live on the mainland and I've always liked Galveston. The young couple are relatable and very likeable to me as they skillfully undertake the restoration of some really old houses, some possibly of historical significance, for resale or even reuse as bed and breakfast accomodations.

Many of the beautiful old houses are scheduled by the city of Galveston for demolition but renovating them benefits the area as a whole.

I'm not usually into these types of renovation shows, or anything else on the Gaines' Magnolia channel but this one is good.

This is a great show but Ashley gets on your nerves halfway through each episode - why does she have to yell everything? She overpowers her husband, who I think is quite charming and needs to be on camera more. Ashley dial it back! Relax!

Love the fact this couple is preserving historic homes, sometimes 150 years old. Ashley is somewhat annoying, like Chip is to Joanna Gaines in Fixer Upper, but I find the elements of this show more interesting than Fixer Upper simply because of the age of the homes.

It is a fun and interesting show. And personally, Ashley doesn't bother me as much as Chip Gaines. He's so over the top most of the time.

I'm well into season four and looking forward to season five and Restoring Galveston hotel edition. It will be interesting to see how they renovate an historic hotel and bring it into the modern era.