Bryan and Sarah Baeumler are about to start their biggest project yet from the Florida Keys to Canada in their new series Building Baeumler.
The show gives a look into the couple’s real life, including family, business, and all the chaos in between.
The new show premieres in Canada this September, but U.S. viewers will have to wait until later this fall for a release date.
If you’ve been looking for any excuse to reignite your obsession with HGTV stars Sarah and Bryan Baeumler, we’ve got good news…and a little not-so-good news.
Best known for their hit HGTV show Renovation Island, the power couple is making a big return to TV in a brand-new series called Building Baeumler and it’s everything you’d expect for the dynamic duo. We’re talking high-stakes renovations, global projects, and a sprinkle of construction chaos. This time, the stakes are even higher as Bryan and Sarah bounce between three major builds—renovating a hotel in the Florida Keys, expanding their beloved Bahamas resort, and taking on a personal renovation in Canada. Oh, and did we mention they’re raising four kids while doing it all?
The show promises to be a close up and personal look at what life really looks like when your brand, business, and family are all tied into daily life. As Bryan puts it in a sneak peek video on Instagram, “This isn’t just construction. This is our life.” Sarah adds, “It’s messy, it’s real, it’s all us.” And honestly, that’s exactly what us fans love the most.
But here comes the unexpected twist. Building Baeumler is currently only set to air in Canada. That’s right—U.S. fans who followed the couple from Renovation Island to Island of Bryan and beyond will have to wait a little longer to catch the couple’s latest adventures.
The series officially premieres September 7 on Home Network (formerly HGTV Canada). While there’s no official U.S. air date yet, Bryan ran to the comments of their Instagram to assure fans that the show is indeed coming to the States. While exact dates haven’t been finalized, it’s expected to land here sometime in the fall.
Until then, American fans will have to sit tight and maybe rewatch a few old Baeumler episode to hold themselves over. So grab your favorite throw blanket and prepare your renovation wish list because when Building Baeumler does finally come to U.S. television, it’s going to be well worth the wait.
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