Nick visits a family of four in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, whose house is bursting at the seams with mountains of unique clutter. The family readily admit housework isn't a priority.

Nick is in Nottingham to meet a family of five who have well and truly outgrown the home they love. Trevor and Julie Oram have lived here for nearly two decades but their three daughters are fed up of all the clutter.

Nick is in the Cotswolds to save single mum Sally from her clutter filled home. Super single Mum Sally lives with her daughter and son and works full time from home as a childminder.

Nick is in Deal, Kent where a family of four is desperate for help. Mum, Donna and Dad John are avid collectors but their mountains of memorabilia have left their house cluttered.

Nick comes to the rescue of a family in Stanwell who are paralysed by their clutter.

Nick is in Lowestoft, Suffolk to meet a family overwhelmed by a mountain of memories.

Nick helps a family clean up their shared home, with the grandmother's old keepsakes piling up alongside the mother's cake-making tools and the daughter's toys.

Nick heads to the former mill town of Bolton in Greater Manchester to meet a family in a four-bedroom semi overwhelmed by mountains of clutter.

Nick heads to Farnborough, Hampshire, home of the famous International Air Show, where it's make or break for a couple with three kids who are squeezed into a three-bed semi.

Nick visits the River Thames in London, where a single mum and her kids are drowning in clutter and living in a cramped, dysfunctional houseboat.

Nick heads to the historic town of Hastings to meet Mike who lives in a cottage with his four rescue dogs. Mike was active and enjoyed hiking until he developed hip problems.

Nick heads to Kettering, Northamptonshire, where it's make or break for a couple with two children, who are overwhelmed by their cluttered three-bed semi.

In Brighton, Nick removes 302 boxes of clutter from the home Lauren and Mark share with their goddaughter Holly, and sets about a major transformation of the house.

Nick heads to Gloucester to help a family drowning under three generations worth of stuff in a four-bedroom Edwardian semi.

On Mersea Island in Essex, Nick comes to the rescue of a family of six who are drowning in clutter, having hoarded 82 boxes of clothes, 92 pillowcases and a staggering 613 cuddly toys.

Nick meets a retired couple whose house cluttered with holiday souvenirs is becoming a health hazard. Can they bear to part with half the hoard and win an amazing refurbishment?

In Lincolnshire, Nick offers a life-changing deal to a single mother who, after being ill and unable to work, spent a decade filling her house with clutter.

Nick meets the Parmar family, whose reluctance to throw anything away means they have rooms for storage instead of for living. Can they ditch 50% to earn a home makeover?

Nick revisits Sally in the Cotswolds to see if her beautiful work and play area is still a sanctuary, and returns to Nottingham to catch up with the Oram family.

Nick revisits families in Marlow and Stanwell to find out if they've made the most of the home improvements and decluttering he helped with last time he was there.