Help! I Wrecked My House is back for another season to showcase how DIYs can go wrong. The series has so much in store that it will make the previous seasons seem like a walk in the park.
Designer, builder, and mom Jasmine Roth is ready for her new set of clients as she takes on projects that she can fix with esthetically clever solutions to make homes seem unique, comfortable, and stunning.
The HGTV show first aired in 2020, and Roth has been doing her absolute best since then to ensure her clients get their money’s worth.
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Discovery’s press release said:
Help! I Wrecked My House will premiere on August 27 at 9 pm ET on HGTV.
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Avid fans of Help! I Wrecked My House should be thrilled as the show will bring on ten brand new clients and their homes that need Jasmine’s expert assistance.
The show showcases the darker side of doing things yourself as the builder has seen multiple bizarre cases where homeowners are left without entire rooms before she is called to step in. Sometimes it is better to let the professionals do the work. DIY is a great practice but not where one is in over their head.
HGTV’s vice president of programming and development said:
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The show will have 10 episodes. Episode 1, titled Midcentury Mishap, will introduce Roth to a single mother who lost money to a contractor.
The synopsis of the episode reads:
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Jasmine Roth is the founder of Built Custom Homes and has a namesake online retail store. She previously hosted HGTV’s Hidden Potential and is back with Help! I Wrecked My House Season 3.
As a business owner, she uses a hands-on approach and often customizes each home according to the family that will inhabit it. The builder published her first book, House Story: Insider Secrets to the Perfect Home Renovation, in 2021.
The Help! I Wrecked My House star lives in California with her husband, daughter, and dog and is an avid traveler.
In an interview with The List, she spoke about the upcoming show and said that helping people is her “happy place.” When asked about the toughest part of the job, she explained it in not having much control over what the situation might be.
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She further added:
Viewers can catch the designer in action as each episode airs on HGTV or stream the show on Discovery+.
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