Renovation, Inc. - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Facing the Lions
Husband-and-wife duo Bryan and Sarah Baeumler take on the tumultuous world of client builds; Sarah must quickly learn how to juggle strict budgets and high expectations from homeowners.

Balancing Act
Bryan delivers a reality check, and Sarah struggles with the clients' design choices.

More Than You Can Chew
A pet project of Bryan's proves to be challenging; the Baeumlers complete a client build.

Mind Your Business
Bryan and Sarah have different approaches when it comes to getting their clients through renovation fatigue. Later, the Baeumlers start a new family project.

Starting Off Rocky
Bryan and Sarah's largest client build gets off to a rough start. Then, the couple meets their most demanding client to date.

Raising the Stress Level
Sarah must give tough news to a stressed-out client; Bryan begins a surprise project for his parents.

Different Tastes
Sarah is shocked when a client doesn't share her vision for the designs; new additions are added to the couple's backyard.

Electric Mishap
Bryan and Sarah's electrician, Paul, faces huge ramifications after a mistake on a job site; Bryan makes an unexpected discovery; the couple complete renovations for their multi-generational clients.

Shaky Promises
Sarah makes a promise that Bryan isn't sure they can deliver, and a sudden cold snap wreaks havoc on a job site.

While the Client's Away
Bryan and Sarah troubleshoot an issue when a client goes out of a town, and the Baeumlers start a unique project.

A Helping Hand
Bryan and Sarah finish a big renovation, and Sarah brings a special assistant to a site.

Battling the Elements
Winter weather affects a project's timeline and budget. Then, Bryan and Sarah finish a home gym and basement for a young family.

Total Satisfaction
Bryan and Sarah face the impact of construction delays as the final deadline looms for their biggest project. Later, the couple reflects on working with their clients.
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