BBC confirms the future of popular DIY show following widespread fan speculation

The broadcasting company has ordered a fourth season of Clean It, Fix It, where a team of DIY experts assist homeowners in rekindling their love for their houses. In the show, the team has just 24 hours to clean and restore homes. The show stars Maxine Dwyer, Asher Edwards, and Tommy Walsh.

For the upcoming fourth series, the team will be working on new homes across the country. The BBC has invited the public to apply if their homes need some tender loving care.

A statement on the BBC website said: "Is your home in need of some cleaning and fixing? Could some DIY know-how and helpful hacks make a big difference to your life? ​Has the cost-of-living crisis left you unable to tackle jobs around the home?​ If so then we’d love to help.

"We’re currently looking for households who want to transform their living space with some help and guidance from our experts."

Applications for the fourth series are open until September 30, with filming set to start afterward. The third series of Clean It, Fix It, which aired in March this year and ran for 20 episodes, is still available to watch on BBC iPlayer, along with the first two series.