Renovation Realities: Ben & Ginger - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Lessons in Kitchen Renovation
They finally purchased the home of their dreams, but Good Morning America Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee and her husband Ben Aaron are about to learn some hard lessons as they begin renovating the kitchen. With Ben lacking even the most basic skills, Ginger has to muster the patience to get them through it.
Keeping an Eye Out
It's time for Ben and Ginger to tackle their second major project in their house, the master bedroom and bath. Although Ben is getting better with tools, Ginger realizes he can't be left alone when he almost blows the entire budget trying to cut tiles.
Home is Where the Hearth is
Ben and Ginger's renovations move into the living room where they encounter problems with the fireplace. Then, Ginger gets dirty under the house while Ben learns that a door frame is the perfect place to put a door.
Front and Backyard
With over an acre of property, Ben and Ginger must renovate two decks, lay sod, build an outdoor fireplace, and install a stone wall; however, with Ben's newfound skills, this project will be a piece of cake.
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