Bryan and Sarah Baeumler to Host Home Town Takeover Canada, Produce New Originals, with HGTV in Canada as Exclusive Home - Rogers

Among HGTV's slew of iconic stars, none have kept a consistent work rate like Bryan and Sarah Baeumler. Since the premiere of "Disaster DIY" in 2007, the duo has been credible HGTV stars for nearly two decades, with appearances on shows like "House of Bryan" and, most notably, "Renovation Island" (also called "Island of Bryan"). In 2026, Sarah told Country Living that chasing success is just part of who they are. "We never want to look back and think, 'I wish I'd done that,' so we have the mindset of, 'Let's give it a try and if we have to, we will go back to square one and rebuild,'" she explained. "We're visionaries and entrepreneurs, so we always say, 'What's the worst that could happen?'" Throughout their various television shows, Bryan and Sarah's on-screen dynamic drew even more attention. On the one hand, fans have appreciated their consistent, undying partnership. As admirable as their business ventures are, however, Bryan and Sarah are also known to be one of the many HGTV couples whose relationships are full of glaring red flags.

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