Upcoming episodes, programme details and where to watch over the next seven days. All times are UK time.
Duxford: Home renovation series. Nick Knowles and the team travel to Duxford, where they help a couple whose son has a rare form of liver cancer.
The Big Build: Homes for Veterans (Part 1): The team take on their most ambitious build ever in this two-part special, transforming a whole street of empty properties into homes for veterans.
The Big Build: Homes for Veterans (Part 2): In the second instalment of a two-part special, the team continue their transformation of an empty street in Manchester.
Hull: Home renovation series. The team and an army of local traders from Hull help to build a comfortable home for a father with Fabry's disease.
Loughborough: Nick Knowles presents the dramatic home makeover series. The DIY SOS workforce help a family in Loughborough who are struggling for space.
Epsom: Home renovation series. Despite spending their days saving people's lives, paramedics Sam and Ben are living in a home that is no longer suitable for their family.
Holmfirth: The team are joined by tradespeople in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, to transform the family home of Richard Ford, who is confined to a wheelchair after a brain-stem stroke in 2012.
Birmingham: Life-changing property transformations. The team get to work on a cramped house in Birmingham for a couple whose twin children have global development delay.
Hopesay: Life-changing property makeovers. Volunteers in Shropshire rally around firefighter Joe and his young daughter Lucy after the sudden death of wife and mother Jess.
Cheltenham: Home renovation series. The team are in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, to help 17-year-old disabled athlete Scott Jones achieve his dream of going to Tokyo 2020.
Derby: The DIY SOS team and hundreds of volunteers build an amazing extension and a beautifully landscaped garden for Rachel and Andy Smith and their family.
Eckington: Nick Knowles, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and hundreds of volunteer builders help a 17-year-old girl whose Ehlers-Danlos syndrome has left her trapped in hospital.
Rotherham: Nick Knowles and the team adapt a house for 36-year-old Terry, who was left with severe disabilities after a catastrophic brain injury.
Bidford-on-Avon: Nick Knowles, Laurence Llewelyn Bowen and hundreds of Warwickshire volunteer builders help Chloe, who was diagnosed with mastocytosis when she was 18.