Great Britain is home to many historic buildings that are no longer used, from old churches to windmills▼ and more. It takes a lot of skill to turn these kinds of buildings into a home fit for a family. Some of the new owners of these old buildings soon realize they may have bitten off more than they can chew. Thankfully, architect▼ George Clarke saves the day with years of experience and knowledge of the stories behind these historic buildings. His show Restoration Man on National Geographic follows him and his clients as he takes on many difficult projects.
　　 Clarke helps the owners deal with every problem standing in the way of changing their properties into dream homes. He also reveals the history of each building by doing research and interviews with local experts and former owners.
　　 Learning about the past in order to shape the present is one way that Restoration Man stands out from similar shows on reality TV. Clarke helps the homeowner turn old, broken-down buildings into beautiful designs. Tune in to National Geographic this month to see Clarke breathe new life into these pieces of history.