Bryan Baeumler

With his witty humor and passion for teaching, Bryan has been educating and entertaining viewers worldwide for the past decade.

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Bryan's Shows ​

A natural-born teacher, Bryan has been educating and entertaining viewers across Canada and the US for over seven years on his hit shows House of Bryan, Disaster DIY, and Leave it to Bryan.

Island of Bryan

Island of Bryan

Watched Bryan and Sarah Baeumler leave their home and business behind and move their family to an undeveloped island in the Bahamas in order to renovate and restore a run-down beach front resort.


Bryan Inc

Bryan Inc

After three spirited home builds as husband and wife, Bryan and Sarah Baeumler take on an entirely different relationship: boss and employee!


Home to Win

Home to Win

Bryan is starring in HGTV’s Home to Win, premiering April 24th, 2016.


House of Bryan

House of Bryan

Five years have passed since Bryan and Sarah built their custom dream home in the city. Always up for a new challenge, Bryan and Sarah are back at building again.


Leave it to Bryan

Leave it to Bryan

In Leave it to Bryan, homeowners get a much needed reality check in the ultimate reno tug of war between wants and needs!


Disaster DIY

Disaster DIY

Diaster DIY is the exciting hit HGTV show about Do-It-Yourselfers who have failed at their own home renovations, and are in desperate need of some on-the-job training!


Canada's Handyman Challenge

Canada's Handyman Challenge

Canada's Handyman Challenge returns for a third season with more creative and resourceful challenges than ever before.


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Measure Twice

Measure Twice:


Tips and Tricks from the Pros to Help You Avoid the Most Common DIY Disasters

DIY projects seem quick and easy. You start thinking that you're repairing a crack in the ceiling, and before you know it, you're tearing out a dividing wall to make space for that new kitchen island. But without careful planning, the right materials and a few pro tips and tricks, you're more likely to end up with a disaster than a dream home. Luckily Bryan Baeumler has brought his decades of experience to this fully illustrated, step-by-step guide to all of the most common DIY fixes, upgrades, renovations and installations.

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Recent News

Bryan Baeulmer

Do Solar-Powered Attic Fans Work? An Update on Their Performance at Caerula Mar

APRIL 15,2021

In Season 2 of Island of Bryan our team came up against a slew of roadblocks relating to moisture issues, including the devastating discovery of rotted wood in the attic spaces, and termites under the tiles, concrete, drywall, and framework of the property. Faced with the conundrum of managing severe moisture levels in the hotel rooms without having to use electric fans, our team landed on what we hoped was the ideal solution: solar-powered attic fans (SPAFs.)

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Mold and Mildew in Your Attic? How to Prevent This Silent Killer

MARCH 08,2021

I’ve witnessed a plethora of home disasters when renovating and constructing, but none as devastating as the destruction caused by mold and mildew. I say this as mold issues pose a serious threat to both the structural integrity of the home and also the health and safety of homeowners.

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iSolar 19W-MOD Solar Attic Fan Blows Away Competition With Rigorous Product Testing & Research

AUGUST 25,2020

After discovering devastating termite, mold, and structural issues during the demolition of Caerula Mar, our team knew proper precautions were necessary to keep the integrity of the resort intact. One of the most cost-effective and simple solutions to moisture, mold, and overheated attic spaces is a solar attic fan (SPAF). Joining forces with the leaders in attic management, iSolar Solutions and the addition of approximately twenty attic fans at the resort has helped prevent moisture and premature deterioration in our guest villas.

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iSolar Attic Fan Helps Bryan Baeumler Beat the Heat in the Bahamas

MARCH 27,2020

Renovating and restoring an abandoned Bahamian resort from the 1960s has been an amazing adventure, but it hasn’t been easy! The demolition stage of the resort revealed a slew of complications and setbacks including the devastating discovery of rotted wood in the attic spaces, and termites under the tiles, concrete, drywall, and framework of the property.

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