What are the Doziers' net worth? Couple own design firm and coffee shop

The humble business tycoons know thier way around home renovation too
Ben and Cristi Dozier from 'Building Roots have small businesses (@bendozier/Instagram)
Ben and Cristi Dozier from 'Building Roots have small businesses (@bendozier/Instagram)

HGTV's latest and upcoming Colorado-based home renovation series is 'Building Roots'. The show will introduce us to the popular husband and wife duo, the Doziers.

Ben and Cristi Dozier are not just life partners but a dreamteam in the business world too. Ben founded Root Design Company in 2004, a design consultancy firm. He is also the cofounder of 3AG Investments, of which he is the president. On the other hand, the duo also own a local coffee shop, that doubles as a cocktail bar.  They took ownership of the shop in Pagosa Springs, and Root House Coffee + Shop was born. The cozy spot is stocked with home-baked goods and Colorado's roasted beans that keep customers coming back. The two design, create and take up several renovation projects like there's no tomorrow! 

With several sources of income, the couple have a solid net worth of between $1 to $5 million dollars, each! Read on to know more about the details from where the two earn the big bucks from. Don't forget to tune in to this innovative home renovation reality show!

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Most of what the couple makes is from their blooming businesses. Both Ben and Cristi have always worked for or owned small businesses themselves. The Texas born-and-raised couple moved to Pagosa Springs in Colorado, and also moved their business which was based in Austin. "Theres a sense of belonging here in the Southern mountains of Colorado that we haven’t experienced elsewhere," says Ben.



 

Today, the dream team couldn't be happier, what with their thriving businesses which is a dream in itself, residing in a vintage Victorian riverfront home in Colorado, and raising 4 children. 



 

Aside from focusing on being conscious and accountable in their field of work, the Doziers are not just run-of-the-mill designers, but professional craftsmen. Their USP is creating beautiful, innovative and customized designs that become someone's forever home and this is what matters the most to them. 

Ben took up Recreation Business under the Service Industry, when he attended the Western State College between 1996 to 2000. Clearly, the man was born to build, create and renovate spaces! With regard to Cristi, the mom of 4 took up Nutritional Science at Texas A&M. The coouple's innate passion for interior designing an architecture in general is unmatched beyond measure!



 

Stay tuned to watch 'Building Roots' as it premieres on April 10, 2022, at 9 pm ET, on HGTV

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