'Renovation, Inc': Baeumlers leave Steve and Allison speechless with state-of-the-art gym in their basement

As a finishing touch, Bryan and Sarah placed a huge poster of Allison in the basement alongside her various trophies, medals and accomplishments
Steve and Allison (HGTV)
Steve and Allison (HGTV)

The Baeumlers have once again managed to leave their client impressed with their incredible renovation and designing work. When Steve and his wife Allison moved to a new city and into a new home, they were far from impressed with the house. Allison, who happens to be an athlete was clear that she wanted a state-of-the-art gym at home. So she showed Bryan and Sarah Baeumler their huge basement and asked them if they could convert that space into a gym, and their kids' play area, and maybe even a small office space for her.

But Steve had other plans for that space with a giant television and a gym in the basement, Eventually, they agreed on Allison's idea. Soon, Bryan and Sarah got down to work. While Bryan focused on the renovation work, Sarah was working on the designing aspect. While working on their home, Bryan realizes that Allison wants the basement area to be safe and well-monitored since their little kids too would be spending time in there. So he installs a new security system, which Allison and Steve can control and monitor through their phones.

Sarah then managed to pick the perfect color palettes and designs to spruce up space. As a finishing touch, Bryan and Sarah placed a huge poster of Allison in the basement alongside her various trophies, medals, and accomplishments. When Steve and Allison finally saw their renovated basement, they were left speechless. Allison was almost in tears on seeing the thoughtful gesture by Bryan and Sarah near the gym area, while Steve was proud of his wife's accomplishments. Finally, after the couple saw all the changes and additions made to their basement, they couldn't stop praising Bryan and Sarah for all their creativity and hard work.

'Renovation, Inc.' is a prequel to Bryan and Sarah's hit HGTV show, 'Renovation Island'. On 'the show, we see the couple working on their family-owned construction business.  HGTV describes the show as, "HGTV hits rewind to spotlight how Bryan and Sarah built their booming home reno business off the island. Cameras followed Bryan, a licensed contractor, in his home base of Ontario, Canada, as Sarah joined their family-owned construction company as project manager. Sarah brought her keen eye for design to her new role, but she and Bryan quickly realized that, with their competing tastes and differing visions, they needed to rely on their humor and good-natured banter to work together. And, they had to do it while juggling multiple renovation projects, demanding client expectations and a busy family life."

'Renovation, Inc.' airs every Sunday at 8/7c on HGTV.

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