'Help! I Wrecked My House': Release date, plot, cast and all you need to know about HGTV home improvement show

In this quarantine-friendly series from HGTV, builder and designer Jasmine Roth helps fix ruined DIY home renovation projects
Jasmine Roth (Getty Images)
Jasmine Roth (Getty Images)

A new show from the HGTV stable is about to hit airwaves soon. Starting next month is a show, titled 'Help! I Wrecked My House', which will showcase builder and designer Jasmine Roth and her team who together redeem failed home improvement projects. Here's all you should know about it.  

Release date 

'Help! I Wrecked My House' will premiere on September 12, 2020, with new episodes airing every Saturday at 8 pm ET only on HGTV. 

Plot

In this new series, Jasmine Roth will come to the rescue of overzealous do-it-yourselfers. According to HGTV, apart from redeeming failed home remodeling projects, Roth and her team will also be seen customizing the new spaces with beautiful, functional design tailored to suit each client.

Host

Jasmine Roth

Jasmine Roth attends the Los Angeles Special Screening Of Discovery's 'Serengeti' at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on July 23, 2019, in Beverly Hills, California (Getty Images)

Jasmine Roth has been a fixture on HGTV for a long time. Speaking about her new show, the builder and designer via the press release said, "Families everywhere are renovating their homes themselves right now. When they've taken on more than they bargained for, that's when they call me. I can rescue them from their renovation disasters and help give them their dream home."

In the series premiere, "Jasmine helps a young family who tries to tackle their own major home reno — until they realize they are in over their heads. Desperate for assistance, they hope Jasmine can turn their half-finished bathroom, kitchen, and backyard into spaces where they can finally relax and connect as a family." Speaking about what inspires her renovations and designs, Jasmine said, "When I meet homeowners, I try to understand not only their design taste and what they like as far as aesthetic but how they live."

“Take me through (your) Friday afternoon to (your) Monday morning. Just asking that question, I can learn so much about a family, even in how they answer it. Hearing how they live their lives is so important because that's what's going to make them love their house." From there, she sets out to create a (customized) home that the homeowners would love. 

Trailer

There's no trailer yet for 'Help! I Wrecked My House'. Bookmark this article and check again in a few days to know more for fresher updates.

Where to watch

Apart from HGTV, the show will be available on the HGTV GO app, the same day as the TV premiere.

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'Hot Mess House'

'Design at your Door'

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