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KXLY4's Mark Peterson and the Extreme Team have put the finishing touches on the Yamada household. Join Mark and the gang as they tour the newly remodeled home.

Crews with the KXLY4 Extreme Team are working on a massive home remodel on Spokane's South Hill for one deserving man. KXLY4's Mark Peterson reports.

The KXLY4 Extreme Team is all finished after nearly a week-long project helping the Salvation Army build a new library for kids. KXLY4's Mark Peterson has more on the finished project.

KXLY4's Extreme Team is hard at work building a new library for the Salvation Army, and KXLY4's Mark Peterson gives us a glimpse of the transformation that's underway.

After lots of thought and hard work, the Extreme Team showed crash survivor Gary Keller his newly retro-fitted home. KXLY4's Mark Peterson takes us on a journey at Keller's new home.

The KXLY4 Extreme Team and Mark Peterson are almost ready to hand Gary Keller to keys back to what will be his retro-fitted and renovated home. Mark Peterson is here with more.

The KXLY4 Extreme Team is at it again, this time they're helping the victim of a serious crash retro-fit his home to make it more accessible. KXLY4's Mark Peterson has more on this latest project.

Tis the construction season around the Inland Northwest and the KXLY4 Extreme Team is taking part in the festivities. Mark Peterson and the Extreme Team is helping to heal one house where it is hurting the most.

The Spokane Homebuilders Association sponsored a "Hurting House" contest at the Home Show. The winner has been selected and now the Extreme Team is getting to work. KXLY4's Mark Peterson reports.

KXLY4's Mark Peterson and the Extreme team are giving Army specialist Wes Hixon of Spokane Valley a few modifications to make getting around his home a little easier.

The KXLY4 Extreme Team is helping to fix up the home of local injured veteran Wes Hixon in the Spokane Valley. KXLY4's Mark Peterson reports.

The KXLY4 Extreme Team was out helping get the home of Wes Hixon ready for his return.  Hixon was injured while serving in Iraq and is nw confined to a wheelchair.  KXLY4's Mark Peterson shows what the team did this week.

The KXLY4 Extreme Team has completed another successful project.  Mark Peterson is joined by the staff at CORD to celebrate what the team has done.

The KXLY4 Extreme Team has finished another successful project.  They turned in headquarters for CORD into a workplace where the staff and clients can move around better and feel more comfortable.  KXLY4's Mark Peterson shows the CORD staff what was done.

The KXLY4 Extreme Team continued on Wednesday at the headquarters for CORD, a group that helps people with disabilities live independent lives.  KXLY4's Mark Peterson shows what has happened on the second day. 

On Tuesday, the KXLY4 Extreme Team began work on their July project at the Coalition for Responsible Disabled building. KXLY4's Mark Peterson reports.

It's another success story for the KXLY4 Extreme Team, as they finished up the remodeling of Jim Lynch's kitchen and deck.  Much work has been done over the past three days, and everyone involved is happy with the results.

After three days of tearing out the old kitchen, putting a new one and overhauling the deck, the KXLY4 Extreme Team was ready to reveal their work to Jim Lunch and his granddaughters, Lily and Ella.  They were surprised by what they saw.

It was a wet Wednesday in North Idaho but the Extreme Team is still moving forward with their May Makeover Project. KXLY4's Mark Peterson reports.

The Extreme Team hopes their makeover project helps Jim Lynch and his family heal from devastation.