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Magnolia Network's 'Home Work' returning to TV after being pulled due to controversies

Magnolia Network has announced that Andrew and Candis Meredith's home improvement series "Home Work" will return to air a week after the show was pulled.

Beginning Thursday, Jan. 6, several homeowners whose renovations were featured on "Home Work" said that they had "nightmare" experiences with the Merediths , alleging questionable work, ballooning budgets and unprofessional conduct by the couple. After those claims were shared on Instagram, Magnolia Network pulled the show pending a review of the allegations.

According to a statement provided to TODAY, that review found no "ill or malicious intent" on the part of the Merediths.

“Magnolia Network is dedicated to sharing hopeful and genuine stories. In doing that, we strive to meet people with compassion, and to cautiously approach difficult moments with honest understanding," said Allison Page, the president of the network, in a statement.

"After speaking with homeowners as well as Candis and Andy Meredith regarding renovation projects for Home Work, and hearing a mix of both positive and negative experiences, we do not believe there was ill or malicious intent."

"Our commitment now is to provide appropriate resolutions for those whose experience with Home Work fell short of our network’s standards," Page continued. "While Home Work will return to Magnolia Network, we recognize the responsibility we have to act on how we can better support not only our talent, but those who put their trust in them and this brand."

The announcement comes a day after the Merediths shared an emotional series of Instagram posts responding to the allegations against them.

"While we completely understand the many frustrations that come with any home renovation project and we are not here to dismiss the way anyone is feeling, we are devastated by the half truths and outright lies that are being spread about us," the couple wrote on Instagram .

The Merediths did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the show’s return to Magnolia Network.

In multiple interviews with TODAY, Candis said that any workmanship issues were on the part of a general contractor, who she declined to identify. Homeowners Aubry Bennion and Teisha and Jeff Hawley told TODAY that they had to pay other contractors to finish or repair their renovations after their experiences with the Merediths.

“Our agreement stated that we were consulting on the renovation, we were not performing the work,” Andrew said in an interview with TODAY on Jan. 7. “We worked with contractors. We were not swinging hammers at their property ... We hired a general contractor, and he was in charge of all hiring.”

Bennion and the Hawleys said that it was difficult to get a fixed budget or breakdown of costs, despite multiple requests, until late in the remodel process, leading to strained relationships. The Hawleys said they quit "Home Work" after being told the cost of their remodel would double and had the work finished by another contractor, while Bennion said she couldn't continue to pay for the renovation after the price increased from $25,000 to $40,000 mid-project. The Merediths said that they put their own money into each renovation, estimating that they spent about $10,000 on the Hawley project and $32,000 on Bennion's kitchen renovation.

Bennion also said that the Merediths did not pay a flooring contractor, which Candis confirmed. Bennion said that she paid the company herself.

Another couple whose home was supposed to be featured on “Home Work,” Robert and Vienna Goates, said that they put down a $50,000 down payment on a renovation that never began, and are still waiting for the majority of the money to be returned. The Merediths confirmed the situation, and said that they are working to make payments to the Goates and have assumed the debt after the general contractor they hired for the project said he could not return the funds for the project.

TODAY reviewed a judgement signed by Candis that confirmed that as of Sept. 30, 2021, the Merediths owed the Goates family $39,537.94.

“We have been actively trying to pay and we’ve paid everything that we can every time we can,” Candis told TODAY. 

The Merediths also told TODAY that of 10 renovations for "Home Work," six went well and only four, including the Hawley, Bennion and Goates renovations, had problems. One homeowner came to the hosts defense last week with an Instagram post about her experience with the couple.

“Many of you know that I had to wait longer than I would have liked for my reading cottage to get finished, but ultimately I love what they did and would have done it all over again,” wrote  @hotcocoareads, identified on Instagram as Jeana . “I don’t think their intentions were to hurt or steal from anyone, but they simply couldn’t take on all the projects they were trying to.”

Candis acknowledged to TODAY that she and her husband “made a lot of mistakes” and wanted to make things right. Andy added that the couple do not do private client projects outside of "Home Work" and "have not looked for new clients in over two and a half years."

“We don’t want to do this ever again,” Candis told TODAY. “We never intended to hurt anybody."

Kerry Breen is a reporter and associate editor for  TODAY.com , where she reports on health news, pop culture and more. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from New York University. 

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Magnolia Network has decided to return “Home Work” to its lineup after initially pulling the show due to complaints made by homeowners about the quality of work done by the contractors who host the unscripted series.

The probe by Magnolia, the joint venture of Discovery and lifestyle mavens Chip and Joanna Gaines, found no “ill or malicious intent” involved in the complaints and the show will begin airing again in a few weeks after the network helps resolve those complaints. “Home Work” is hosted by Utah-based home renovators Andy and Candis Meredith.

“Magnolia Network is dedicated to sharing hopeful and genuine stories,” Allison Page, president of Magnolia Network, said in a statement Thursday. “In doing that, we strive to meet people with compassion, and to cautiously approach difficult moments with honest understanding. After speaking with homeowners as well as Candis and Andy Meredith regarding renovation projects for ‘Home Work,’ and hearing a mix of both positive and negative experiences, we do not believe there was ill or malicious intent. Our commitment now is to provide appropriate resolutions for those whose experience with ‘Home Work’ fell short of our network’s standards. While ‘Home Work’ will return to Magnolia Network, we recognize the responsibility we have to act on how we can better support not only our talent, but those who put their trust in them and this brand.”

Magnolia Network temoporarily pulled “ Home Work ” from its lineup last Friday after several homeowners alleged that their homes had been damaged during renovations. Magnolia, the linear and streaming channel curated by the “Fixer Upper” stars, made a splashy linear launch on Jan. 5.

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“Home Work,” hosted by Andy and Candis Meredith, focused on renovating homes in the Utah area. But when at least three homeowners featured on the show came forward on social media this week with allegations of damaged homes, long delays and over-budget renovations, Magnolia Network decided to pull the show from its lineup.

The majority of the homeowners featured on the show were “thrilled” with their experiences, a source close to the network tells Variety . The source says the network committed to working with the Merediths and the handful of homeowners whose experience with “Home Work” fell short of the network’s standards and takes the claims very seriously, which is why the show was yanked so quickly last week.

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Stars of Magnolia Network's 'Home Work' Speak Out After Clients Recount Renovation Horror Stories

Andy and Candis Meredith defended themselves against accusations of broken promises, busted budgets, and shoddy workmanship as their show was removed from the network Friday

Mackenzie Schmidt is the Home and Travel Editor for PEOPLE. She's worked at PEOPLE for over five years as a writer and editor on the Lifestyle team.

Andy and Candis Meredith have spoken out after several of their former clients detailed how they believe they were scammed by the couple.

"We've seen stories that has [sic] been circulating, and although we cannot speak for anyone but ourselves, we can say that we have always tried to give everything we have to make anyone we work with happy," the pair, whose show Home Work made its TV debut with the launch of Chip and Joanna Gaines's Magnolia Network on Wednesday and was pulled off the network Friday, wrote in a lengthy Instagram post . The show follows the Utah-based couple as they renovate a 20,000-square-foot schoolhouse into a home for their blended family of nine and tackle room makeovers for clients.

They continued, "We will never take away their truth and how they are feeling. We can only say that there are two sides to every story and while we chose not to go public with our truth, because we know how hurtful this feels, we understand that only hearing one side can paint a negative picture."

"We ask that these threats and piling on without the full story stop, they are the same handful of stories spinning and spinning, looking like there are 'so many' hurt people in our wake,'" the statement adds. "So many believe that we are frauds, have hurt people intentionally, and that we are not who we say we are. That is simply not true."

At least three homeowners the Merediths recruited for their show, as well as a local real estate agent they worked with, have come forward in the last few days with stories of shoddy or incomplete work, unsafe conditions, ballooning budgets and timelines, and a lack of communication from the couple.

Magnolia Network president Allison Page addressed the accusations in a statement shared with PEOPLE: "Magnolia Network is aware that certain homeowners have expressed concerns about renovation projects undertaken by Candis and Andy Meredith. Within the last few days, we have learned additional information about the scope of these issues, and we have decided to remove Home Work from the Magnolia Network line up pending a review of the claims that have been made."

Home Work first debuted on the Discovery+ streaming service in July 2021, when Magnolia Network launched digitally. No episodes are currently visible on the app.

Aubry Bennion, an acquaintance of Candis's whose kitchen makeover was filmed for Home Work, shared an 18-post Instagram series documenting the months-long process of the Merediths' remodel of her Utah kitchen that began in the fall of 2019. The posts include receipts, screenshots of text conversations with Candis, and emails with a flooring company claiming they had not been paid. In an interview with Today , published Friday night, Candis confirmed they had not paid the flooring company, Lemco Design. "We were advised not to pay another penny towards her renovation after we were threatened with lawsuits," she said.

Bennion, an engineering project manager who also runs the crafting company Hello, Maypole , says she was promised a three-week timeline and a $25,000 budget for her project, but after several months with little work done and a surprise increase in budget to $40,000, she still had an empty box where her kitchen had been.

She filed a complaint with the Utah Department of Commerce Division of Consumer Protection in September 2021. The Merediths told Today that they were aware of the filing and were in contact with the state. "We have dealt with every agency that has reached out to us," Candis said.

Jeff and Teisha Hawley also recounted their renovation experience in a series of Instagram posts . They allege the timeline also increased dramatically for their multi-room project, during which they lived in their basement with their kids. They also claim faulty work and unsafe conditions, sharing a video of an incorrectly installed wood floor that bubbles up when you step on it and claiming that a worker fell through their floor. The Hawleys ended up pulling out of the project altogether after they say the Merediths told them they needed to increase their budget of $45,000 and requested an additional $35,000 to $40,000 to finish.

The Merediths confirmed the budget increase Bennion shared to Today , but would not comment on the Hawleys.

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A third client, mother-of-five Vienna Goates, came forward on Friday.

She also shared an 18-post series on Instagram with details of her renovation — or lack thereof. Goates says she was approached for the show in the fall of 2019 as well. She and her husband took out a home equity line of credit and claim they paid $50,000 of a total agreed-upon budget of $100,000 to the Merediths for an addition, but no work has been done on the house to date. Goates says after her husband lost his job in May, they tried to end the project, but Candis convinced them to stay on and even paid back some of the money from their deposit, but still have not received back the full amount they are owed. The homeowners also say they had Candis sign over a "confession of judgement," by which, they hoped they would receive an automatic court award if Candis did not pay them back on schedule.

A former collaborator of the Meredith's has also shared his history with them.

Provo, Utah-based real estate agent and house flipper, Aaron Oldham of The Home Scoop , who says he worked with the Merediths as long ago as 2013, took to social media with his story on Wednesday, hosting a nearly hour-long Instagram Live that he later posted to his feed. He claims he partnered with the Merediths on a home flipping project that he then planned to sell, but upon touring the house, found numerous code violations that made it structurally unsound. Oldham claims he ended his business dealings with the couple and, with the help of a lawyer, recovered $15,000 he had invested in the property. He completed the project for a total of $65,000 and later sold it, he says.

One client has come to the Merediths' defense after hearing news of the show being pulled.

Jeana Quigley said she worked with the couple on her backyard "reading cottage," which was going to be featured on Home Work .

"I feel like I need to speak up reading all the attacks on them," she wrote in an Instagram Stories post that showed off the room. "Andy and Candis did beautiful work on my space, and while it took longer than I hoped, I ultimately feel that Candis truly wanted me to love the space." She continued by noting that no renovation she's done has "gone perfectly" and complimenting the series: "The first season of the show is one of the best home shows I've ever seen done. The world will miss out if we cancel them now."

In their statement posted on Instagram, Candis and Andy address some of the claims made by the homeowners.

"We adamantly deny that we have ever stolen money from these clients, we haven't defrauded 'so many families.' We worked with licensed general contractors. It is true that we are sometimes left with outstanding balances, but we always pay, even if it takes some time for us to make arrangements. To say anything otherwise is truly not ok. We have paid every amount of money we could to make things right and have continued making payments when necessary."

They admit that at least once, during the Goates family's project, "money we gave to a general contractor was misallocated." They call the situation "horrendous" but say, "We can't fully defend anything without taking down so many others and ruining their livelihood We have to be able to live with that, and again, wouldn't wish this on anyone."

Seemingly addressing the photos and videos posted by their clients, they continue, "We also have 'receipts' of things that have happened, working with general contractors can be so challenging and we have tried to carry as much of that burden from anyone we have consulted with at great personal cost to us financially, mentally and physically."

The couple also claims they "have not made a single penny" from these projects and have paid out of pocket for certain things "to create an overall positive outcome."

"One day we may have the courage to put everything out publicly to defend ourselves against the 'instagram mafia' that was called up. But in this moment, we know that anything we say will only be turned against us and hurt so many more."

The couple has turned off comments on the post.

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Magnolia Network’s ‘Home Work’: Everything to Know About the Show Amid Controversy

In need of renovations. Chip and Joanna Gaines had high hopes when they launched Magnolia Network, but they were not expecting the controversy that stemmed from Andy and Candis Meredith ’s show Home Work .

The Fixer Upper alums left HGTV in 2018 after becoming some of the network’s biggest stars . The couple branched out on their own with Magnolia Network , which debuted on Discovery+ in January 2021. DIY Network eventually rebranded as Magnolia Network in January 2022.

Home Work originally premiered on the Discovery+ iteration of Magnolia Network in July 2021 before shifting to TV in January 2022. The show follows the Merediths as they transform a 20,000-square-foot school into their home while also doing projects for clients, overseeing rental properties and juggling their family of nine.

Two days after the series first appeared on airwaves, the network pulled Home Work amid allegations of shoddy work, expanding budgets and timelines, a lack of communication from Andy and Candis and unsafe conditions.

“I want Magnolia to be accountable,” Aubry Bennion, a Utah homeowner who was one of the Merediths’ former clients, shared via Instagram in January 2022. “It’s mind-blowing to me that they would put Magnolia’s name and reputation on the line or that they would allow these people to represent them without any sort of oversight or mentoring.”

Teisha Satterfield Hawley, another homeowner who worked with Andy and Candis, came forward with similar claims. “Hopeless is the word that comes to mind when I think of that day,” she wrote via Instagram in January 2022. “We had been living in our basement for months at this point, including Thanksgiving, Christmas and birthdays. We were exhausted, we had just been told all of our funds were used and our home was torn apart with bubbling floors laid.”

Amid the controversy, the Merediths denied scamming or lying to their clients but admitted to setting unachievable goals.

“I fully acknowledge how hard any renovation is, especially when it’s a renovation for television. The timelines that were set were too crazy, and I am an optimistic person,” Candis said in a January 2022 Instagram video. “I know better now that I should never have said these short timelines and set these expectations. That is on me, and I take full responsibility.”

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Chip and Joanna, for their part, have yet to react to the ordeal , but prior to the headlines about Home Work , they detailed how they curated the shows on Magnolia Network.

“We don’t do it the typical way. We’re not the network that says, ‘Send in your casting tapes,’” Joanna explained to Variety in January 2022. “For us, it’s been this really authentic way of finding talent. It’s either talent that we’re just completely enamored with as far as what they do, what they’re passionate about. It’s been a little harder, honestly, because it takes a lot of time on the phone and hours of talking them into even wanting to do television. I’d say most of our talent didn’t come to us and say, ‘I want to do a show.’ We came to them and said, ‘Can we highlight what you’re doing? It’s so amazing and inspiring.’”

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In need of renovations. Chip and Joanna Gaines had high hopes when they launched Magnolia Network, but they were not expecting the controversy that stemmed from Andy and Candis Meredith ’s show Home Work . The Fixer Upper alums left HGTV in 2018 after becoming some of the network’s biggest stars . The couple branched out on their own with Magnolia Network , which debuted on Discovery+ in January 2021. DIY Network eventually rebranded as Magnolia Network in January 2022. Home Work originally premiered on the Discovery+ iteration of Magnolia Network in July 2021 before shifting to TV in January 2022. The show follows the Merediths as they transform a 20,000-square-foot school into their home while also doing projects for clients, overseeing rental properties and juggling their family of nine. Two days after the series first appeared on airwaves, the network pulled Home Work amid allegations of shoddy work, expanding budgets and timelines, a lack of communication from Andy and Candis and unsafe conditions. “I want Magnolia to be accountable,” Aubry Bennion, a Utah homeowner who was one of the Merediths’ former clients, shared via Instagram in January 2022. “It’s mind-blowing to me that they would put Magnolia’s name and reputation on the line or that they would allow these people to represent them without any sort of oversight or mentoring.” [sendtonews type="float" key="Zd2FQr5xo1-3115706-14453"] Teisha Satterfield Hawley, another homeowner who worked with Andy and Candis, came forward with similar claims. “Hopeless is the word that comes to mind when I think of that day,” she wrote via Instagram in January 2022. “We had been living in our basement for months at this point, including Thanksgiving, Christmas and birthdays. We were exhausted, we had just been told all of our funds were used and our home was torn apart with bubbling floors laid.” Amid the controversy, the Merediths denied scamming or lying to their clients but admitted to setting unachievable goals. “I fully acknowledge how hard any renovation is, especially when it’s a renovation for television. The timelines that were set were too crazy, and I am an optimistic person,” Candis said in a January 2022 Instagram video. “I know better now that I should never have said these short timelines and set these expectations. That is on me, and I take full responsibility.” Chip and Joanna, for their part, have yet to react to the ordeal , but prior to the headlines about Home Work , they detailed how they curated the shows on Magnolia Network. “We don’t do it the typical way. We’re not the network that says, ‘Send in your casting tapes,’” Joanna explained to Variety in January 2022. “For us, it’s been this really authentic way of finding talent. It’s either talent that we’re just completely enamored with as far as what they do, what they’re passionate about. It’s been a little harder, honestly, because it takes a lot of time on the phone and hours of talking them into even wanting to do television. I’d say most of our talent didn’t come to us and say, ‘I want to do a show.’ We came to them and said, ‘Can we highlight what you’re doing? It’s so amazing and inspiring.’” Scroll through the gallery below for more information about Home Work : [podcast_block]

Credit: Courtesy of Andy and Candis Meredith/Instagram

Who Are Andy and Candis?

The couple tied the knot in 2013 and live in Utah with their seven children. (The Merediths share one daughter, while they each have three sons from previous relationships.) They have been flipping homes together since 2013. Before starring on Home Work , they appeared on a limited series called Old Home Love , which aired on HGTV and DIY Network in 2015, and produced their own Facebook Watch show titled Old Sweet Home . They also released their first book, Old Home Love , in 2017 and launched a YouTube series called Traveling Home in 2018.

What Are the Allegations?

Bennion claimed via Instagram that the Merediths began renovating her kitchen in 2019, informing her that the project would take three weeks and cost $20,000. The price allegedly rose to $25,000 while taping Home Work . It eventually cost more than $39,000 — with much of the sum allegedly going toward fixing the issues created by the project — and took five months to complete. Bennion also claimed that the Merediths created a drainage issue by building a deck over a sprinkler system, which cost $18,000 to repair. 

Hawley, meanwhile, alleged that she gave Andy and Candis $45,000 to renovate her home, but after 10 weeks (the project was only slated for four), little work had been completed. The Merediths then allegedly said they needed another $40,000. Hawley claimed that she told the duo not to come back after they asked for more money.  

Others who worked with the reality stars, including a local real estate agent, came forward with similar allegations via social media. 

How Did Magnolia Network Respond?

The network pulled Home Work from the air in January 2022 amid the controversy. “Magnolia Network is aware that certain homeowners have expressed concerns about renovation projects undertaken by Candis and Andy Meredith,” Allison Page , the president of Magnolia, said in a statement at the time. “Within the last few days, we have learned additional information about the scope of these issues, and we have decided to remove Home Work from the Magnolia Network lineup pending a review of the claims that have been made.”  

Later that month, the show returned to the network. “After speaking with homeowners as well as Candis and Andy Meredith regarding renovation projects for Home Work , and hearing a mix of both positive and negative experiences, we do not believe there was ill or malicious intent,” Page said. “Our commitment now is to provide appropriate resolutions for those whose experience with Home Work fell short of our network’s standards. While Home Work will return to Magnolia Network, we recognize the responsibility we have to act on how we can better support not only our talent but those who put their trust in them and this brand.”

What Was the Merediths’ Response?

Andy and Candis shared a lengthy statement via Instagram amid the allegations. “We have always tried to give everything we have to make anyone we work with happy,” they wrote. “We will never take away their truth and how they are feeling. We can only say that there are two sides to every story and while we chose not to go public with our truth, because we know how hurtful this feels, we understand that only hearing one side can paint a negative picture. We have always kept lines of communication open, there have always been ways for people to recover any damages, there have been purchase contracts in place, legal avenues etc, but taking this public seems to be the easiest way to harm us personally.”  

They claimed that while it was “true that we are sometimes left with outstanding balances” on their projects, they “have paid every amount of money we could to [make] things right and have continued making payments when necessary.”

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Magnolia Network’s ‘Home Work’ Could Be the Next ‘Fixer Upper’

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It’s hard enough to capture reality TV lightning in a bottle, let alone managing it twice, and yet that seems to be what HGTV darlings Chip and Joanna Gaines have accomplished. The Waco, Texas couple shot to fame with their uber-popular home renovation hit Fixer Upper and are now poised to launch their own channel, the Magnolia Network , in July. Of course there will be a lot of Chip and Jo, but there are dozens of new stars waiting in the wings. First and foremost Candis and Andy Meredith of Home Work . Of all the shows available to preview on the Magnolia Network tab on Discovery+, Home Work seems like the most obvious hit. It has all the charm of a classic HGTV show with a distinctive style, and charm, that’s all its own.

Home Work is my bet for the next Fixer Upper -level hit.

When Fixer Upper first debuted on HGTV in 2013 (followed by its first full season in 2014), the network was undergoing something of a rebirth. Following on the heels of the success of Canadian import Love It or List It , HGTV had started filling its programing slots with shows that focused on the power of renovating houses. In 2013, HGTV also started airing another Canadian hit, Property Brothers , and a half-hour flipping show called Flip or Flop . The allure of these shows wasn’t just watching how a space could be marvelously transformed but watching the interplay of real-life family members.

When it came to nailing this marriage of reality TV tropes, Fixer Upper stars Chip and Jo Gaines reigned supreme. Their impressive renovations, trademark style, and cutesy romantic banter was television gold. In the last decade alone, they’ve managed to not only become the king and queen of HGTV, but the overseers of a vast empire that includes spin-offs, a Target line, a magazine, and a tiny lifestyle “theme park” in Waco. And now they have their own network.

But the Magnolia Network can’t thrive on Chip and Jo’s fame alone. It will need other stars and new hits. Enter Home Work. 

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In many ways, Home Work feels like more of the same. After all Fixer Upper ‘s success launched a series of HGTV imitators from the mother-daughter duo of Good Bones to the down South charms of Home Town, and Home Work fits into that same mold. The show follows Candis and Andy Meredith, a charming couple with a big Brady Bunch -style blended family who work with clients to renovate drab interiors into lush escapes. However Home Work adds in a fun extra twist. We watch Candis and Andy work on their own dream house project in tandem with clients’ requests. The two have purchased an old schoolhouse with the intent of making it a luxurious space for them and their huge litter of kids. And wow, the work they’re doing is impressive!

Indeed, the exact thing I found so charming about Home Work might be otherwise be considered a ding against it. The show had an ease to it from the jump. It was a fully-formed home renovation show complete with a telegenic family and a designer with honestly great ideas. I will never not be wowed by Candis’s trick of ordering a huge painting printed on a vinyl tarp and framing it up with gold spray-painted molding. It’s a cheap shortcut to instant class when you’ve got luxe taste and a small budget. Moreover, I want to see how the house evolves. There’s a reason for me to keep watching!

So, yeah, if I had to bet on one Magnolia Network show, it’s the one that feels the most like all my favorite HGTV hits.

You can catch the first episode of Home Work on the Magnolia Network preview tab on Discovery+. The series will officially premiere on the Magnolia Network when it launches on July 15, 2021.

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Magnolia Network is keen to quickly move on from a little launch-month drama . The new channel, a joint venture between Chip and Joanna Gaines and Discovery, has reinstated new series Home Work after evaluating accusations of shoddy work on the part of the series’ hosts.

“Magnolia Network is dedicated to sharing hopeful and genuine stories,” said Magnolia Network president Allison Page on Friday. “In doing that, we strive to meet people with compassion, and to cautiously approach difficult moments with honest understanding. After speaking with homeowners as well as Candis and Andy Meredith regarding renovation projects for Home Work , and hearing a mix of both positive and negative experiences, we do not believe there was ill or malicious intent. Our commitment now is to provide appropriate resolutions for those whose experience with Home Work fell short of our network’s standards. While Home Work will return to Magnolia Network, we recognize the responsibility we have to act on how we can better support not only our talent, but those who put their trust in them and this brand.”

Home Work was pulled on Jan. 7, two days after Magnolia’s linear launch, as allegations of blown budgets and missed deadlines — two staples of home renovations, televised or not — emerged on Instagram from two How Work clients. The network will now work with those homeowners to help provide appropriate resolutions to their respective projects.

On the bright side, the Gaineses’ linear TV return has been greeted warmly by viewers — at least for their own show, Fixer Upper: Welcome Home . Wednesday night, it ranked as the No. 3 program on cable among adults in the 9 o’clock time slot — out-watched only by news.

Home Work airs Saturdays at 9 p.m. and streams in the Magnolia section of Discovery+.

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A day after the hosts of reality renovation show Home Work took to Instagram to tearfully defend themselves about allegations of shoddy work and overcharging – which led to their show being taken off the Magnolia Network – comes news that the show will return to television.

People magazine broke the story of the unexpected turnaround in fortunes for the show and its hosts, Candis and Andy Meredith.

“Magnolia Network is dedicated to sharing hopeful and genuine stories. In doing that, we strive to meet people with compassion and to cautiously approach difficult moments with honest understanding,” Magnolia’s president Allison Page said in a statement.

“After speaking with homeowners as well as Candis and Andy Meredith regarding renovation projects for  Home Work , and hearing a mix of both positive and negative experiences, we do not believe there was ill or malicious intent. Our commitment now is to provide appropriate resolutions for those whose experience with  Home Work  fell short of our network’s standards.”

She concluded: “While  Home Work  will return to Magnolia Network, we recognize the responsibility we have to act on how we can better support not only our talent, but those who put their trust in them and this brand.”

Home Work debuted on the Discovery+ streaming service in July 2021 on the Magnolia Network tab. The series launched on TV on Jan. 5, but was pulled two days later. and was pulled off the air two days later Jan. 7.

WEDNESDAY : Andy and Candis Meredith, the hosts of the former Magnolia Network show Home Work , have responded to allegations made last week by former customers. The complaints caused the Magnolia Network to pull the show from its lineup just two days after launch.

Using their Instagram handle @andyandcandis, the couple posted photos of the work they did that’s been challenged by Aubry Bennion, the homeowner who first raised the complaints against them. They also had an 8-post video that talked about what happened.

“Although we are completely blindsided by the allegations made against us from projects of two years ago this week on a public stage, we are going to do our best to share more context to a one-sided narrative,” one post read.

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They added in a post showing the refinished kitchen at the heart of their dispute, “We are very proud of the work that went into this project. We revealed this space on February 20, 2020 and fully acknowledge that before this point in time there were hard conversations and misunderstandings about this project and budget, but we were absolutely under the impression that we had resolved those issues together. If Aubry was unhappy at this point overall, we had no idea whatsoever.”

After giving their side of the business dispute, the videos turned personal.

“While preparing these posts, we discovered that our children are being bullied at school. This is so extremely upsetting. We have received death threats, our home is under police surveillance for our safety, and these comments and judgments of us, stating that we are liars, thieves and con artists are so extremely hurtful and based on one narrative amplified by others who were not part of any of these situations.”

The posts concluded, “We fully admit that we took on too much at one time, and that this was a hard road for these 4 clients’ renovation projects. We also acknowledge that after working in an extremely difficult industry for over 10 years, working with hundreds of people, there are inevitably going to be some who are dissatisfied. Aubry’s public call for anything and everything people can share about us is not ok. We have the same phone numbers, and anyone we have worked with can contact us at any time.

“We realize that we have put ourselves out there for the world to make judgements and we have to accept that. What we will not accept is losing our livelihood and being put on public trial the way aubryeliz and teishahawley have done and the others who have piled on like thehomescoop @_megconley , rosiecard and so many more. We understand the frustrations, we really do. But these should have been resolved privately, through any means of communication, within the last two years and not in this malicious and salacious attempt to take away our means of living. We support many families with this show, we have balances with contractors we are actively working on, there is so much more to this than just us. By taking away all means of income, it is only making it more difficult for us to pay for anything outstanding and people are losing their jobs because of this.

We will protect our family and those whom we support with Home Work. We stand behind our work and our principles and are not here to take anything away from anyone the way it has been done to us. However, we are asking that any and all who have contributed to this toxic cancel mindset take a moment to review both sides before passing judgment on us.”

EARLIER: The new Magnolia Network, the vehicle fronted by Fixer Upper superstars Chip and Joanna Gaines , has taken one of its series off the schedule just two days after its launch.

Home Work has been pulled after allegations of shoddy work and overcharges by its hosts surfaced from two homeowners. The show was previously available on the Magnolia Network tab on Discovery+, but was elevated to the cable channel upon Magnolia’s launch this week.

The show stars Utah-based Andy and Candis Meredith, who renovate homes in their state. The series was reportedly originally Joanna Gaines’ idea, and was touted as the next Fixer Upper by at least one media source. Andy and Candis Meredith also appeared on the HGTV and DIY Network show Old Home Love. 

That all unraveled on Wednesday, when accounts surfaced detailing alleged overcharges and shoddy work by the Merediths on some prior renovations. While all of the shows on Discovery’s roster have demonstrated that renovation projects often can run into delays and overages, the specific charges against the Merediths also allege poor communications when things went south on their dealings.

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The Merediths have fired back, denying the accusations on Instagram. “We have always tried to give everything we have to make anyone we work with happy,” they wrote, adding, “We can only say that there are two sides to every story…”

Allison Page, the president of Magnolia Networks, also issued a statement.

“Magnolia Network is aware that certain homeowners have expressed concerns about renovation projects undertaken by Candis and Andy Meredith. Within the last few days, we have learned additional information about the scope of these issues, and we have decided to remove “Home Work” from the Magnolia Network line up pending a review of the claims that have been made.”

The news that derailed Home Work  was posted to Instagram Wednesday.

Aubry Bennion, a Utah homeowner, shared an 18-post Instagram tale about her experience on Wednesday. Bennion contracted with the Merediths in 2019 to have her kitchen renovated. They originally told her that the project would take three weeks and cost $20,000. That was elevated to $25,000 during the show’s taping.

The project vastly overshot that projection, Bennion said. It wound up taking five months and cost her more than $39,000. She claimed much of that money was spent fixing issues created by the renovation.

Bennion wrote in another Instagram post that the Merediths added a deck onto the back of her kitchen. That went awry when they built it over a sprinkler system and created a drainage issue. Bennion’s home allegedly almost flooded because of the deck issue, an incident she claimed lowered the value of her home and cost $18,000 to repair.

That disaster was exacerbated by a lack of communication, Bennion said. She claimed she spoke to the Merediths about the issues throughout, and was often given excuses or promises of things arriving the following day that never happened.

Bennion said she contacted producers at the Magnolia Network for help. They allegedly gave Candis a “stern talking to” after her call, according to one of Bennion’s Instagram posts. But nothing changed, she alleged.

Ultimately, Bennion said her trust in the brand of Chip and Joanna Gaines was misplaced and damaged.

“I want Magnolia to be accountable,” she said. “It’s mind-blowing to me that they would put Magnolia’s name and reputation on the line or that they would allow these people to represent them without any sort of oversight or mentoring.”

Bennion was not the only complaint. After she posted her details, another homeowner, Teisha Satterfield Hawley, came forward with similar complaints about the Merediths.

Hawley wrote on  Instagram that she gave the Merediths $45,000 to renovate her living space. The project was slated for four weeks, but ten weeks later, little work had been done. The Merediths then told the Hawleys they needed another $40,000 to make the project work, according to a follow-up post  shared on Hawley’s Instagram account.

“Hopeless is the word that comes to mind when I think of that day,” Hawley wrote in the caption of the post. “We had been living in our basement for months at this point, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, and birthdays. We were exhausted, we had just been told all of our funds were used, and our home was torn apart with bubbling floors laid.”

The Hawleys said they told the Merediths not to come back after the money request.

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Chip and Joanna Gaines ‘ Magnolia Network has just released yet another new show on Discovery+: “Home Work,” which features a family even larger than their own, with seven kids! (Chip and Jo, you may recall, are at five kids and counting.)

In “Home Work,” Andy and Candis Meredith work together with their brood to turn a 113-year-old, 20,000-square-foot schoolhouse in Utah into their dream home. It’s a massive renovation project that makes you wonder if they’ve bitten off more than they can chew.

But their smart upgrades prove these two know what they’re doing, and have a style all their own.

In the premiere episode, “Old-World Kitchen,” Candis and Andy work on renovating their cooking and dining area. Here’s how they pull it together, which might inspire some changes around your own abode, too.

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Candis and Andy need to make a kitchen that will be big enough to cook huge meals for their jumbo-size family.

The couple love the history and simplicity of old working kitchens, so they want to give their kitchen a similar old-world look. To do this, Candis installs simple hardware with an aged appearance and brings in a custom 13-foot island with lots of antique style.

Still, there’s one more detail that Candis knows will help bring that old-world vibe to life.

“The biggest thing I think will make it feel like an old kitchen is plate racks versus upper cabinets,” Candis says.

She installs two rows of plate racks on either side of the stove, creating a focal point as well as a unique alternative to cabinets. They’re the perfect choice for this new kitchen with a vintage look.

Use dark colors for a cozy feel

Lots of people want light, bright, and white kitchens, but Candis and Andy want to go in a different direction. While this old-world kitchen already has a lot of personality, Candis’ paint choices really make the space stand out.

She decides to paint the kitchen gray, with some accents of deep green. She knows these colors will give the space a moody look—and a surprisingly cozy feel.

“I like painting dark colors because it feels like it adds this little layer of drama,” Candis says. “Dark colors can make small spaces feel bigger, and it can even make really big spaces feel more cozy.”

Go big with lighting

To finish this massive kitchen, Candis and Andy add a dining table large enough for their family of nine, build a massive frame for a landscape portrait, and install a 7-foot chandelier.

The chandelier is a showstopper, but this formal piece is certainly unconventional for a family dining space. Still, Candis isn’t worried about the style or the size.

This is “one of those things that I thought was just too big but when you put it in the space, you actually find out, no, it really did have to be 7 feet tall,” she explains.

While not everyone would want this chandelier in their house, this choice has a lesson for us all.

“One of my biggest things I tell people is if you can’t afford to do a lot in your room, spend the money on new paint and a new light,” Candis says. “Because lights really make the whole space feel awesome.”

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When not tackling their own home renovation project, the Merediths also renovate other people’s homes in the area. And with Candis giving her own kitchen such a larger-than-life look, it’s no surprise that she gives her clients Anna and Alan  a unique bathroom, too.

“They’re really bold clients, so it’s allowing me to make some bold design choices,” Candis explains.

She chooses a black and white checkered tile for the bathroom wall, a look that wouldn’t work in every house. Still, Anna and Alan think the bathroom looks great. Plus, it fits just fine when combined with other bold features, like a brass bathtub and a stone lion’s head facet.

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While Anna and Alan’s bathroom is already memorable, Candis wants to make it feel classic by using an antique table as a vanity. Still, she has to get creative when it comes to actually turning the table into a sink, choosing a sink and fixtures that are new but will still work with an antique.

“The main focus, right when you walk in, is that antique vanity,” says Candis.

“With a brand-new sink on it, [it] feels weird to have plumbing on such an antique piece,” she admits. Nonetheless, “when it gives new life to an antique and we know that sink is going to0 be there for a long, long time, I think it’s worth making a change.”

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A Complete List of Every Show on the Magnolia Network—and When You Can Watch Them

Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Network will make its cable TV debut on January 5th!

“It wasn’t long ago that watching TV meant time together as a family," said the Gainses in a statement. "It was a place where people of all ages could gather and be informed, entertained, and inspired by the kind of honest, authentic programming that brings people closer. That’s what we’ve set out to build with Magnolia Network, and we’ve been amazed by the stories and storytellers we’ve found, people whose lives are living proof that our world is full of beauty, hope, courage, and curiosity. We can’t wait to see these stories brought to life on cable this January, and we’re hopeful about the impact it might have—to help reclaim the best of what television can be.”

Below, browse through the list of every single Magnolia Network show that's coming to your TV screen in the new year— and find out when you can watch them!

Fixer Upper: Welcome Home

Wednesdays at 9 p.m. beginning January 5

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The Lost Kitchen

Thursdays at 9 p.m. beginning January 6

Follow Erin French's passion for food as travelers from across the globe come together to enjoy her hometown restaurant in Freedom, Maine.

Mind for Design

Saturdays at 11 a.m. beginning January 8 (double episode premiere week 1) Interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn and his design team take on decorating projects under any and every budget.

The Johnnyswim Show

Saturdays at 7 p.m. beginning January 8 (double episode premiere week 1)

Musicians and spouses Abner Ramirez and Amanda Sudano Ramirez raised their kids on a tour bus while playing with their band, Johnnyswim. After their tour was canceled because of the pandemic, Ramirez and Sudano have to adapt to living at home while pursuing their music careers.

Saturdays at 9 p.m. beginning January 8

Husband and wife Andy and Candis Meredith and their seven kids work together to convert a 113-year-old, 20,000 square-foot schoolhouse into their family’s dream home.

Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines (Season 1)

Sundays at 1 p.m. beginning January 9 (double episode premiere weeks 1 and 2)

Joanna Gaines is getting her own cooking show! Named after her two cookbooks, Magnolia Table stars the mother-of-five as she whips up some yummy treats. Fun fact: it's filmed inside a gristmill from the 1800s .

Sundays at 2 p.m. beginning January 9 (double episode premiere week 1)

Zoë François bakes and cooks everything from easy dishes to decadent desserts with help from her friends and family.

Family Dinner

Sundays at 8 p.m. beginning January 9 (double episode premieres each week in January)

In Family Dinner , culinary expert Andrew Zimmern will visit families across the country to explore how the cultural, regional, and historical facets influence what and how we eat, as well as how food brings us all together.

Restoration Road with Clint Harp

Tuesdays at 9 p.m. beginning January 11

Woodworker Clint Harp will take viewers through some of the oldest and most beautiful structures still standing today. In Restoration Road , he'll share the stories of structures found all over the country.

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Sundays at 1 p.m. beginning February 6

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Taylor Calmus, who runs the Dude Dad Youtube Channel , along with his building crew, will be building extreme one-of-a-kind projects for kids. Think: pirate ship in the backyard to a custom ball launcher mounted to their family truck.

Thursdays at 9 p.m. beginning February 17

Erin French is the owner of The Lost Kitchen, a historic mill turned restaurant in Freedom, Maine, population 722. This series will show us how The Lost Kitchen operates, which doesn't accept phone or email reservations, but only reservations submitted by postcard.

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The Craftsman

Tuesdays at 9 p.m. beginning March 15 (double episode premiere week 1)

Restorer and woodworker Eric Hollenbeck gives new life to historic homes in and around his hometown of Eureka, California (Note: Episodes will debut on discovery+ and the Magnolia app concurrently with the cable premiere dates.)

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Sundays at 1 p.m. beginning March 20

Ranch to Table

Sundays at 2 p.m. beginning March 20 (double episode premiere week 1)

Seventh-generation cattle rancher and entrepreneur Elizabeth Poett runs her family's 14,000-acre ranch while creating region-specific dishes with fresh ingredients.

Inn the Works

Mondays at 9 p.m. beginning March 21 (double episode premiere week 1)

This new series will star Lindsey Kurowski and her crew as she purchases and renovates a rundown four-acre campground in Big Bear, CA.

Saturdays at 11 a.m. beginning March 26 (double episode premiere week 1)

Urban farmer Jamila Norman takes viewers along as she works with families in her hometown of Atlanta to turn their backyards into beautiful, functional gardens that also serve as food sources.

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Maine Cabin Masters

Mondays at 9 p.m. beginning December 27, through March 14.

Now in its eighth season, this well-loved renovation series will also make the switch to Magnolia Network once it takes over the DIY Network.

Barnwood Builders

New episode airs January 4 at 9 p.m. (continued from June 2021). *Beginning January 11, this time slot is taken by Restoration Road with Clint Harp.

This West Virginia-based documentary series that follows craftsmen as they restore some of America's oldest barns and cabins will join other shows in making the move from the DIY Network to Magnolia Network.

Beachfront Bargain Hunt Renovation

Fridays at 9 p.m. beginning January 7 through January 27. Remaining episodes of the season will air later in 2022.

Beachfront Bargain Hunt Renovation follows families as they renovate their beachfront properties.

Lakefront Bargain Hunt Renovation

Fridays at 9 p.m. beginning February 4 thru February 25 (continued from Oct. 2021).

Lakefront Bargain Hunt Renovation explores what happens after families purchase their lakeside vacation home, specifically how these dwellings become their dream family getaway.

The French Chef

Beginning Jan. 10 from 7 a.m. - 9 a.m. on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays (Monday and Thursday week 1 only).

Julia Child shares teaches cooks of all ages and abilities how to make some of her favorite dishes, including French Onion Soup, Quiche Lorraine, and French Apple Tarts.

This Old House and Ask This Old House

Saturdays at 7 a.m. - 10 a.m. beginning January 8.

Episodes from this iconic, Emmy-winning home improvement series will also air on Magnolia Network.

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Discover how the magic of transformation takes place in the hands of architects, builders, and designers who breathe life into decrepit structures - transforming them into dream homes. This assortment of home remodel shows collectively offers a rich blend of creativity, functionality, and comfort, appealing to both novice design enthusiasts and seasoned home renovators. 

This list attempts to offer more than just a show. It aims to inspire, educate and entertain, creating a seamless blend of enjoyment and learning. Whether you're searching for decoration inspiration, wanting to learn about the renovation process, or simply seeking some good old fashioned TV viewing comfort, these shows have got you covered.

Each show comes recommended with its unique aspects highlighted, and where you can stream it. With such an enriched selection of home renovation shows, we aim to be the ultimate guide, ensuring you don’t miss out on the most celebrated shows that appeal to a diverse audience, from do-it-yourself enthusiasts to professional designers. Let this be your go-to place, your constant companion assisting you in navigating the captivating world of home improvement shows. Explore, indulge and enjoy, right at the convenience of your home.

Home Town showcases the exceptional talents of hosts Erin and Ben Napier as they bring new life to outdated homes in small-town Mississippi. This charming, heartwarming show delves into the emotional impacts of home improvement, as Erin's eye for design is coupled with Ben's extraordinary woodworking skills to create beautifully customized spaces that honor the history of these homes. The couple's passion for revitalizing their community shines through in every transformation, as they help residents discover the hidden potential in their homes. Home Town not only embodies the spirit of home improvement but also demonstrates the power of design and renovation in fostering a sense of belonging and pride in one's community.

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This Old House is a true pioneer in the realm of home improvement television, having provided viewers with practical advice and expert insights since 1979. The show's longevity is a testament to its focus on teamwork and craftsmanship, as renovation professionals delve into the roots of classic homes to restore their beauty while preserving historical integrity. By showcasing innovative solutions and techniques, This Old House continues to inspire homeowners to tackle their own projects with confidence and skill. This show has endured as an incredible resource, guiding DIYers through the complexities of home maintenance and cultivating a deep appreciation for the art of building and restoration.

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Holmes on Homes features the relentless dedication of contractor Mike Holmes as he rescues homeowners from disastrous reno jobs and exposes the pitfalls of shoddy workmanship. With its intense focus on quality and a no-nonsense approach to problem-solving, the show teaches viewers about the importance of hiring trustworthy professionals while highlighting the intricacies of structural and aesthetic repairs. Mike's commitment to "making it right" demonstrates the profound impact home improvement can have on the lives of families, proving that proper construction and renovation can be transformative. Holmes on Homes enlightens audiences on the critical components of successful home renovations and the value of investing in skilled tradespeople.

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Ask This Old House is a spin-off of the beloved classic This Old House , providing valuable home improvement advice directly to viewers through engaging Q&A segments. With a rotating cast of expert tradespeople offering tips, demonstrations, and practical solutions, the show empowers DIY enthusiasts to tackle household projects with confidence. The interactive format deepens the connection between audience and host, fostering a sense of community among the viewership. Ask This Old House serves as an invaluable resource for homeowners seeking guidance in an accessible, entertaining format.

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The New Yankee Workshop , hosted by carpentry guru Norm Abram, showcases the precision and artistry involved in woodworking. Through detailed demonstrations, Norm breaks down complex woodworking projects into manageable steps, imbuing viewers with the knowledge and confidence to create stunning pieces of furniture themselves. The show's dedication to craftsmanship and practicality makes it an essential resource for DIY woodworkers and enthusiasts alike. The New Yankee Workshop not only educates and inspires, but also elevates the appreciation for woodworking as an enduring art form.

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Good Bones follows the dynamic mother-daughter duo of Karen E. Laine and Mina Starsiak Hawk as they tackle distressed properties in their hometown of Indianapolis. The show's unique focus on family relationships within the renovation process adds a layer of emotional depth, as Karen and Mina navigate design decisions, budget constraints, and construction challenges together. Their resourceful approach to transforming neglected spaces into beautiful, functional homes has endeared them to audiences, demonstrating the restorative power of home improvement. Good Bones highlights the value of teamwork and family bonds in the ever-evolving world of renovation.

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• # 103 of 143 on All The TV Shows That End In 2023, Ranked
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Fixer Upper

Fixer Upper catapulted Chip and Joanna Gaines to stardom, as their unmistakable farmhouse style and magnetic personalities captured the hearts of viewers everywhere. The show's incredible success is due, in part, to its emphasis on the power of design to turn a neglected house into a beloved family home. The Gaines' ability to navigate their clients through each stage of the renovation process showcases an intimate understanding of the emotional and practical aspects of home improvement, making even the most daunting projects feel achievable. Fixer Upper has become a cultural phenomenon, cementing its place as a staple in home improvement television and leaving an indelible mark on the design world.

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Holmes: Next Generation

Holmes: Next Generation showcases the growing legacy of Mike Holmes, as his children Sherry and Mike Jr. join him in his quest to right the wrongs of shoddy home renovations. The show delves into the power of family collaboration, as the trio tackles complex projects with an unwavering commitment to quality. This next generation of Holmes proves that the passion for home improvement runs deep, continuing their father's mission to "make it right" for homeowners in need. Holmes: Next Generation demonstrates that dedication to outstanding craftsmanship and proper renovations is a family affair, inspiring viewers to invest in their homes' long-term value.

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Property Brothers

Property Brothers has captured the imaginations of viewers since its inception, as twin brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott guide couples through the process of buying and transforming fixer-uppers into dream homes. The charismatic duo's seamless blend of real estate savvy and design expertise provides a unique perspective on the potential challenges and rewards of home improvement. By focusing not only on the physical transformation but also on the emotional journey of each renovation, Property Brothers illustrates the lasting impact that thoughtful design can have on h omeowners' lives. The show's aspirational nature and captivating personalities make it a standout in the world of home improvement television.

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Restoring Galveston

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Fixer to Fabulous

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First Time Fixer

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Rehab Addict

Rehab Addict features the relentless determination of host Nicole Curtis as she restores neglected historic homes to their former glory. The show's emphasis on preservation and sustainability sets it apart from other home improvement programs, as Nicole skillfully balances modern conveniences with architectural integrity. By revealing the true potential of these once-grand homes, Rehab Addict ignites viewers' passion for restoration and imparts the importance of honoring our shared architectural heritage. The show is a powerful testament to the transformative power of home improvement when rooted in respect and appreciation for the past.

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Rock the Block

Rock the Block is a unique home improvement competition show where HGTV stars team up to transform identical suburban houses into extraordinary custom homes. The show's innovative format fuses design, renovation, and friendly rivalry, pushing each team to deliver their best work within tight deadlines and budgets. As the teams push the boundaries of creativity and resourcefulness, Rock the Block demonstrates the limitless potential of home improvement to elevate spaces from ordinary to extraordinary. This thrilling series offers viewers a fresh take on the home renovation genre, showcasing the excitement and rewards of collaboration and innovation.

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• # 234 of 346 on The 320+ Best Reality Competition Shows
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Holmes Family Effect

Holmes Family Effect follows Mike Holmes Sr., Sherry, and Mike Jr. as they lend their home improvement expertise to local organizations and institutions in need of renovations. The show reinforces the notion that home improvement extends beyond the confines of individual homes, emphasizing the potential of skilled craftsmanship and thoughtful design to benefit entire communities. By focusing on projects that have significant social impact, Holmes Family Effect demonstrates the power of home improvement to create lasting change. This inspiring series is a testament to the Holmes family's dedication to both their craft and their community.

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• # 580 of 740 on The 600+ Best Reality TV Shows Of All Time
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Love It or List It

Love It or List It pits designer Hilary Farr against real estate expert David Visentin in a battle to convince homeowners to either stay in their renovated home or sell it for a new one. The show explores the stakes of home improvement as an emotional and financial decision, demonstrating the potential of thoughtful renovations to enhance a home's value. By examining the oftentimes difficult process of deciding whether to invest in a property or cut ties, Love It or List It offers viewers valuable insights into the personal and practical aspects of home improvement. This engaging and educational series reveals that sometimes, the true value of home improvements lies in the eyes of the beholder.

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• # 130 of 740 on The 600+ Best Reality TV Shows Of All Time
• # 9 of 78 on The Best Current HGTV Shows
• # 66 of 196 on The 170+ Best Lifestyle Shows To Watch On TV

Holmes Family Rescue

Holmes Family Rescue takes the Holmes family's home improvement empire to new heights, as Mike Holmes Sr., Sherry, and Mike Jr. band together to rescue families facing overwhelming renovation obstacles. The show highlights the importance of skilled craftsmanship and attention to detail, as the family works tirelessly to remedy disastrous home improvement projects. With a focus on empathy and community-mindedness, Holmes Family Rescue showcases the transformative power of home improvement as both a practical and emotional endeavor. This heartfelt series underscores the potential of renovation to truly change lives, one family at a time.

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Unsellable Houses

Unsellable Houses follows twin sisters Leslie Davis and Lyndsay Lamb as they tackle the daunting task of transforming unsellable properties into market-ready homes. Their keen eye for design, combined with their unmatched knowledge of the real estate market, enables them to breathe new life into homes that most buyers have overlooked. By showcasing the transformative power of well-executed home improvements, Unsellable Houses inspires viewers to see the potential in even the most neglected spaces. This show highlights the importance of recognizing the value of sound investments, creative design, and expert craftsmanship in the world of home improvement.

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Hometime is a long-running home improvement show that offers viewers practical advice on renovating, remodeling, and maintaining their homes. Hosts Dean Johnson and Miriam Johnson provide step-by-step guidance on a wide range of projects, from small repairs to large-scale renovations. The show's emphasis on achievable home improvements empowers viewers to tackle their projects with confidence, fostering a sense of accomplishment and pride in their work. Hometime's enduring popularity is a testament to its effectiveness as a valuable resource for homeowners seeking knowledge and inspiration.

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Yard Crashers

Yard Crashers offers a unique twist on the home improvement genre, as host Chris Lambton surprises unsuspecting homeowners with stunning outdoor makeovers. The show's focus on the untapped potential of outdoor spaces embodies the spirit of home improvement beyond the walls of the house, demonstrating the value of creating inviting exterior environments. By transforming lackluster yards into beautiful and functional extensions of the home, Yard Crashers inspires viewers to reconsider their own outdoor spaces and reimagine the possibilities. The surprise element and innovative, creative designs make this series a distinctive and delightful addition to the world of home improvement television.

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Ty Breaker sees host Ty Pennington helping families facing major life changes decide whether to renovate their existing home or move to a new one that better fits their needs. The show highlights the potential of home improvement to adapt to changing circumstances, showcasing the transformative power of thoughtful design and renovation. Ty's empathetic approach to each family's unique situation demonstrates the importance of considering both practical and emotional aspects when making home improvement decisions. Ty Breaker is an inspiring exploration of the role that home improvement can play in helping families thrive.

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Married to Real Estate

Married to Real Estate follows husband-and-wife duo and real estate powerhouses Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson as they juggle family, business, and their passion for home renovation. The show's emphasis on the couple's personal and professional lives provides a unique look at the world of home improvement, revealing the challenges and rewards of balancing work, family, and creative pursuits. Married to Real Estate showcases the transformative power of skilled design and renovating, while offering viewers a glimpse at the dedication and hard work required to succeed in the industry.

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• # 270 of 733 on The 120 Best Reality Shows On Now

Maine Cabin Masters

Maine Cabin Masters follows builder Chase Morrill and his skilled team as they rescue and renovate rustic cabins throughout the picturesque state of Maine. The show's focus on cabin life and the unique challenges it presents exposes viewers to a distinct facet of home improvement, emphasizing the ingenuity required to adapt these structures for modern living. By incorporating local elements and materials into their designs, the Maine Cabin Masters team authentically connects each renovated cabin to its natural surroundings. The show offers a refreshing take on home impro

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• # 417 of 740 on The 600+ Best Reality TV Shows Of All Time
• # 243 of 728 on The 120 Best Reality Shows On Now
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Curb Appeal

Curb Appeal unveils the transformative potential of exterior home improvements by focusing on upgrading a home's first impression. Host John Gidding, a landscape architect and designer, works with homeowners to create stunning outdoor spaces that enhance the property's overall appeal. By revealing the impact of well-designed landscaping, painting, and architectural elements, Curb Appeal teaches viewers the value of investing in their home's exterior presentation. The show's emphasis on the power of first impressions makes it an essential resource for anyone seeking to elevate their home's visual appeal and market value.

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• # 79 of 196 on The 170+ Best Lifestyle Shows To Watch On TV
• # 34 of 79 on The 70+ Best Real Estate & House Hunt Shows, Ranked
• # 14 of 26 on The Best Garden Shows on TV

Build It Forward

Build It Forward follows carpenter and TV personality Ty Pennington as he helps deserving families revamp their homes while teaching valuable home improvement lessons. Each episode features a family who has experienced hardship or loss, with Ty and his team working to rebuild their homes and their lives. The show's compassionate approach creates an emotional connection between the subject matter and the viewer while emphasizing the critical role of home improvement in healing and recovery. Build It Forward is a powerful testament to the life-changing potential of home improvement when harnessed for good.

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Trading Spaces

Trading Spaces is a groundbreaking home improvement show that pairs neighbors with professional designers to makeover a room in each other's homes. The show's innovative format lends itself to exciting design challenges and surprising reveals, as participants relinquish control to their neighbors and decorators. Trading Spaces emphasizes the importance of trust and collaboration in the home improvement process, highlighting the potential of fresh perspectives to create truly stunning transformations. The show's enduring popularity is a testament to its ability to engage and entertain viewers while offering valuable renovation insights.

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Tough Love With Hilary Farr

Tough Love With Hilary Farr features the Love It or List It designer as she takes on difficult clients in need of a wake-up call when it comes to their home's potential. The show's unique premise allows Hilary to reveal the transformative power of smart renovations, demonstrating the impact of thoughtful design on a home's comfort and functionality. As Hilary works to convince hesitant homeowners of the merits of her improvements, Tough Love showcases the emotional and practical aspects of the decision-making process. The series serves as a valuable exploration of what it truly means to invest in one's living space, providing viewers with an insider look at the world of home improvement.

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Bargain Block

Bargain Block follows real estate developers Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas as they purchase inexpensive houses in Detroit and transform them into desirable homes. The show's focus on budget-friendly renovations offers viewers a unique perspective on the home improvement process, demonstrating that stunning transformations are possible even with limited resources. By revitalizing neglected neighborhoods one house at a time, Bargain Block inspires viewers to see the potential in undervalued properties and embrace the power of creative problem-solving. This innovative series proves that, with the right approach, home improvement can be accessible and rewarding for all.

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• # 678 of 740 on The 600+ Best Reality TV Shows Of All Time
• # 360 of 728 on The 120 Best Reality Shows On Now
• # 100 of 685 on The Best New Reality TV Shows of the Last Few Years

Home Town: Ben's Workshop

Home Town: Ben's Workshop offers a more intimate look at Ben Napier's extraordinary woodworking skills, as he crafts custom furniture and home accents for clients in his Mississippi community. The show delves deeper into the creative process behind each unique piece, providing viewers with valuable insights into the world of woodworking. By focusing on the craftsmanship and attention to detail that defines these items, Home Town: Ben's Workshop showcases the transformative power of expertly crafted, personalized design elements. This captivating series serves as both an inspiring source of ideas and a testament to the enduring appeal of handcrafted furnishings.

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• # 225 of 733 on The 120 Best Reality Shows On Now
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• # 153 of 196 on The 170+ Best Lifestyle Shows To Watch On TV

Dream Home Makeover

Dream Home Makeover follows interior designers Shea and Syd McGee as they help families craft their ultimate dream homes. Each episode explores diverse design styles and unique client visions, showcasing the wide-ranging creativity that defines the home improvement industry. The McGees' genuine enthusiasm for design and commitment to bringing their clients' dreams to life make Dream Home Makeover an uplifting and inspiring addition to the world of home improvement television. The show embodies the aspirational nature of design, proving that home improvement can be both a rewarding and transformative experience.

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