Real Renos
8.2
Real Renos takes you behind the scenes in a way no other show does. As we watch master contractor Jim Caruk open up his world, we see what really happens when the homeowners aren’t looking. There are erratic trades, weather delays, and on-site errors that make a million dollar renovation even more fraught. The focus is always on renovating from the contractor’s point of view. Where other shows focus on clients and their dreams, Real Renos looks at what it actually takes to get those jobs done. In Real Renos’ real life renovations, you will never learn how to put up drywall or plumb a sink, but you will learn what it’s like to truly experience a renovation. Real Renos is the true story of turning paper dreams into real homes, told through the eyes of a likeable, amiable pro.
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Real Renos has 1 season.
Real Renos has 13 episodes.
The key characters in Real Renos are cast (Jim Caruk).
Real Renos was directed by Linda McEwan.
Real Renos takes you behind the scenes in a way no other show does. As we watch master contractor Jim Caruk open up his world, we see what really happens when the homeowners aren’t looking. There are erratic trades, weather delays, and on-site errors that make a million dollar renovation even more fraught. The focus is always on renovating from the contractor’s point of view. Where other shows focus on clients and their dreams, Real Renos looks at what it actually takes to get those jobs done. In Real Renos’ real life renovations, you will never learn how to put up drywall or plumb a sink, but you will learn what it’s like to truly experience a renovation. Real Renos is the true story of turning paper dreams into real homes, told through the eyes of a likeable, amiable pro.
Real Renos is rated TV-G.
Real Renos is a Reality, Home and Garden show.
Real Renos has an audience rating of 8.2 out of 10.
Real Renos episodes are 30 min long.
Yes. New seasons and episodes of Real Renos are planned.