Rehab addict

Nicole Curtis began gracing our screens in 2010 when "Rehab Addict" premiered on HGTV. Viewers quickly learned that the masterful home renovator was also a mom, a passionate conservator of old houses, and an expert at giving salvageable items a new life.

The HGTV star has had a tough year.

There's a lot more going on behind the scenes of Rehab Addict — and with host Nicole Curtis — than we would have guessed!

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Whether your reasons not to go surround work, money, family, friends, or life events, here are nine reasons to go to rehab now, not later.

Tour the biggest renovation yet from Nicole Curtis and Rehab Addict: See how the Ransom Gillis house, a Detroit landmark, is reborn.

Rehab Addict

PREPARE FOR REHAB ARMED WITH THE FACTS - YOUR EXPECTATION V. REALITY WITHOUT ANY NASTY SURPRISES.

HGTV star Nicole Curtis filed a lawsuit in Wayne County Circuit Court over a house she says she spent $60K on rehabbing