HGTV is one of the most popular networks on television.
Many viewers have admitted to turning on HGTV to unwind.
In 2021, HGTV aimed to add 16 to the lineup.
There are also big plans for 2022.
One of the most anticipated new shows this year is “Building Roots.”
Here’s everything we know about HGTV’s upcoming renovation series.
Building Roots is set in Colorado
HGTV has traveled to Colorado in the past.
Now viewers will get to watch an entire series based in the Centennial State.
“Building Roots” features husband-and-wife team Ben Dozier and Cristi Dozier.
They opened Root Design Company in 2004 in Austin, Texas and quickly expanded the business.
According to their website, Ben had an eclectic array of jobs before honing in on his renovation skills.
He worked as a ski instructor and a ranch manager, making him quite multi-faceted.
The Dozier family doesn’t end with Ben and Cristi.
The couple has four children: a daughter named Adelyn and sons named Gunnison, Creede, and South.
Ben toldHGTVthat some of kids were named after Colorado towns.
For fans, we can often tell which star designed a home simply by looking at it.
According toHGTV, “Building Roots” will take an entirely different approach.
“We don’t want the project to be about us and what our style is.
It’s about what the client’s style is and where they see their story going.”
The company aims to use their home designs to create a story for the homeowners.
This story is likely ringing a bell as it is similar to Ben and Cristi Dozier’s.
The episode premieres April 10 at 9 p.m. “This is like a mountain dream, this is what we are here for,” they gush.
“It feels like now the house matches the land.”
“Building Roots” is just one of the newest series to join the data pipe.
According toDeadline, HGTV is in the process of adding several more shows to the lineup.
Some have already premiered.
Here’s what to expect from a few.
“Moving for Love” follows couples as they search for a new home to live in together.
Meanwhile, “Renovation Goldmine” focuses on upcycling and using items homeowners already have.
“Renovation Goldmine” premieres April 30 (viaBroadway World).
“Building Roots” will air Sundays at 9 p.m.
