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Alure's Extreme
Makeovers
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The
Lutz
Family
Unable to have any children of their own, loving couple Grace and John Lutz gave their hearts to 18 adopted kids in all, including seven with Down Syndrome. After the couple passed away, their daughter Kathleen, gladly gave up her career and came home to take care of her six Down siblings who currently range in age from 20 to 25 years old. Kathleen unexpectedly had a grand mal seizure and was diagnosed with inoperable cancer. Her brother John Jr. sacrificed his successful career as a gymnastics coach to move home and care for his sister and other siblings. But the crumbling condition of their 40-year-old home had become a concern to the point where minor repairs were no longer an option. Visit us on Facebook and Tune in to Extreme Makeover: Home Edition this September to watch the story unfold! And
they found only one company
with what it took to pull it
off: Alure Home
Improvements. -
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Special
Features |
Season Premier Episode, Coming this Fall to ABC!
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The
Usea
Family
To help build the Usea family a
new home,
Extreme Makeover: Home
Edition reached out
to several builders across the
country, many of whom had
performed makeovers for the
show in the past. This was the
shows first ever "coalition of
builders" that involved
multiple builders working
together on the
project.
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NYC
Firefighters
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,
known for taking on huge
remodels in only 5 days, had an
even crazier idea: renovate an
entire New York City apartment
in 12 hours on live television
for two FDNY firefighters. And
they found only one company
with what it took to pull it
off: Alure Home
Improvements. -
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Story
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The Ali
Family
Lucy Ali’s dream was to
expand her tiny one bedroom
home so that both of her
growing boys could have their
own rooms. After hard work and
struggle, Lucy got a home
improvement loan that she
thought would make her dream
come true. What it became was a
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The Vitale
Family
John and Anne-Marie
Vitale were a young couple
in love with three beautiful
little boys. Their family grew
so quickly they decided to move
out of their small, two-bedroom
home and
into
Anne-Marie’s parents’
house while they added
onto their tiny
abode.
But
soon after they moved
out, tragedy moved
in. -
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Story
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The Peter
Family
The Peter family immigrated
from Guyana in 1996.
They struggled
long and hard to achieve the
American dream.
The
dream would be
shattered one evening in 2004
when their 3 level colonial
home burst into flames leaving
them hopeless and without their
home.
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Story
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The Arena
Family
Diagnosed with an inoperable
brain tumor at five years-old
Jimboy Arena changed the entire
community forever. He inspired
hundreds of neighbors,
community members, several fire
departments, officials and his
own family with his infectious
smile and spirit. -
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Story
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The Oatman-Gaitan
Family
To help build the Oatman-Gaitan family a
new home,
Extreme Makeover: Home
Edition reached out
to several builders across the
country. This was the shows
first ever "coalition of
builders" that involved
multiple builders working
together on the project.
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Read Their
Story
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