Greg and Sheila need more functional living space for their family. When they trust Bryan to decide, the chef might not like what Bryan’s cooking.
Samantha and Blake bought her grandparents’ old bungalow. Eric’s real plans of putting in a panic shelter are not jiving with Ruth’s practical basement family room. With the couple’s heart set on high-end custom finishes, Bryan may have to play the role of heartbreaker. Sarah and Chris are all about temporary fixes. Daniel and Rachelle are excited to start some work in their new home except that’s the only thing they can agree on. They’re ready to bite the bullet and commit to a big reno project, but when Bryan discovers what lies beneath, they might be wishing for a different house. Many Canadians purchase solar attic fans for the purpose of removing hot air buildup in the summer months, not realizing that these fans are just as important, if not more so, during the winter. While Bryan takes on a much-needed reno, the homeowners get caught up with the bells and whistles. A natural-born teacher, the Gemini-award winning host has been educating and entertaining viewers across Canada and the U.S. for over seven years on hit shows House of Bryan, Leave it to Bryan, Disaster DI and more recently Home to Win.
Due to the remote location of the resort, supplies only came in weekly and didn't always come every week. Bryan attempts to turn their quirky reno dreams into reality. [3], After working as a builder, he founded a construction company, which became Baeumler Quality Construction and Renovations Inc., of which he is president and CEO.[4]. Steve and Stacey can’t prioritize their long overdue renos. Bryan gets more than he bargained for when Eric has building plans of his own. Bryan faces the most shocking reno he’s ever seen... Jen and Mitch are newlyweds who feel some reno regret after buying their fixer upper home. Bryan faces his own challenges when he takes on a unique project. Bryan’s used to finding skeletons in old houses he has to fix, but this time Bryan’s past comes back to haunt him! Bryan comes up with a storage-gaining solution that the homeowners have difficulty embracing. Sara & Wassim can’t agree on which renovation is next on their giant to do list. They have to get used to changes in the plan, or it’s going to be a losing battle. Baeumler won the Gemini Award for "Best Host in a Lifestyle/Practical Information, or Performing Arts Program or Series" for his presenting work. Bryan has to keep his eye on not only the reno, but also Jeff who checks everything twice. The paving, garage door and front porch are tackled. Disaster DIY. If installing a fan in the wintertime has you raising an eyebrow, you’re not alone. Sharon has strong opinions about renovating her daughter Nicole’s house. Bryan Baeumler (born April 18, 1974) is a Canadian television host on several HGTV/HGTV Canada shows. An older couple who are planning to retire to their family cottage within the next few years can barely agree on any of their desired improvements; Baeumler identifies an overlooked space in the home which can be easily converted into a new living and entertaining space that resolves some of their conflicting desires. Leave It to Bryan is a Canadian home renovation reality series hosted by contractor Bryan Baeumler, which premiered in January 2012 on HGTV.. After discovering devastating termite, mold, and structural issues during the demolition of Caerula Mar, our team knew proper precautions were necessary to keep the integrity of the resort intact. Bryan’s here to move their house’s renovations to the front burner, but they might not be ready for such a bumpy ride. With custom and high-end finishes on their reno wish list, Bryan’s about to teach these sisters it’s what’s on the inside – of their walls - that counts! When Susie and Louie move in to Susie’s childhood home, they have strong ideas about how Bryan can make the space their own. In the end the basement gets tackled, including a hockey practice area. Brothers Raj and Beej have a huge family and space is running out. Jen and Doug bought a quirky home with a lot of features they’re not so in love with anymore.
Lauren and Jamie are both creative types who have different visions for their home. It’s time to Leave it to Bryan to rip off the Band-Aid and fix it the right way. Ceiling, floor and walls of the family room are renovated. Andy and Allison bought their first home - the shiny ‘50s wallpaper adorning the inside of their walls was free. [17] The show ran from 2007 to 2011. When Bryan takes on a project he discovers an issue that no one expected. The backyard is improved dramatically. When Bryan tackles the bathroom, things really hit the roof. Bryan may have met his match when he comes face to face with his unhandy doppelgänger. While Laurie can’t help but input on design, Bryan can’t help but wonder if the old adage about there being too many cooks in the kitchen, should be changed to too many designers on site! in 2011, Bryan launched Baeumler Approved,[NB 1] a website helping homeowners connect with quality home-service companies in Canada. Todd and Whitney want to update their house for the long term. [8], Baeumler has been a host on several shows, including Disaster DIY,[9] Disaster DIY: Cottage Edition,[10] Leave It to Bryan,[11] House of Bryan,[12] Bryan Inc.,[13] and Island of Bryan. Bryan has to choose the reno they need and take on Sara who isn’t used to anyone else taking the wheel. Ryan and Renai felt the pain of a shoddy contractor for their kitchen and are just warming up to the idea of trying another renovation. Taras and Natalie are desperate to gain living space for their growing family. Edwin and Amy are slowly upgrading their house with their heart set on more space for their family. Will Bryan’s decision signal the end of one person’s dream reno, or both? A young couple cannot agree on whether to spend their current renovation budget on kitchen or bathroom improvements; for structural, value and project management reasons, Baumler identifies the kitchen as the bigger priority. When Leah chooses to stay out of the renovation process, James has to trust that Bryan will deliver. Bryan has to win her over when practicality takes priority. A couple who have their heart set on a kitchen renovation must adjust their expectations when Baeumler identifies that their front porch and part of their roof are in potential danger of collapse. When Bryan’s faced with choosing the best space to start their life off right, their big gamble might not pay off.
John deliberately misspelled Bryan and Sarah Baeumler about 27 times throughout the piece. [15] With his wife, Sarah Baeumler, they co-lead in the Bryan Inc. show on HGTV Canada.[16]. Excited to get Bryan in to help them renovate their forever home, letting go of control is going to be a hard sell. Attempting to tame Cindy’s excitement is as ambitious as this reno. The show is based around the concept that the renovations most desired by a homeowner aren't necessarily always the ones most urgently needed in the home. When they come to take down the hall wall to open things up, a post is needed. Craig and Pippa are daunted by the idea of a large reno. Renee and Kris live in an aging home with a ton of character. But when Bryan chooses the reno they need, he may ignite a family feud. Dom and Greg’s 100-year-old home is full of surprises that they are terrified to uncover themselves. Joining forces with the leaders in attic management, iSolar Solutions and the addition of approximately twenty attic fans at the resort has helped prevent moisture and premature deterioration in our guest villas. With their sights set on a second bathroom, Bryan has other ideas swirling in his head. [5][6][7] With the location in the Bahamas, the Baeumlers undertook actions for disaster relief in 2019 in the wake of Hurricane Dorian. Bryan is starring in HGTV’s Home to Win, premiering April 24th, 2016.