Every HGTV Show Premiering in Summer 2025 & Which Shows Won’t Be Back
As the warm and vibrant days of summer 2025 approach, HGTV is set to captivate its audience with an exciting lineup of new and returning shows. This season promises to entertain fans with a mix of familiar faces, innovative designs, and the always-popular transformation of homes. Get ready for some thrilling premieres, as well as the unfortunate news of which beloved shows may not be returning. This article dives into all the details about HGTV’s summer programming, including premieres, renewals, cancellations, and what to expect in the months ahead.
Returning Favorites to Look For
- Ugliest House in America (Season 6) – The hilarious and upbeat host Retta returns for another season exploring the most unattractive homes across the nation. The season premièred on June 2, with plans to wrap up on June 30. Homeowners will have the chance to earn a staggering $150,000 makeover if their property is deemed the worst.
- Down Home Fab (Season 3) – Duke it out with home improvement power couple Chelsea and Cole DeBoer, who resumed airing episodes on May 27. Viewers can catch fresh insights into their renovation projects spotlighting homes in South Dakota every Tuesday at 10 p.m.
- Holmes Family Rescue (Season 3) – Veteran builder Mike Holmes and his family are geared up to rescue homeowners who found themselves at the mercy of inept contractors. New episodes launched on June 4, and fans are eagerly tuning in for guidance on how to avoid renovation pitfalls.
- House Hunters – This timeless classic continues to wow viewers with fresh episodes airing nightly at 10 p.m., featuring house-hunting couples searching for their dream homes across various locales.
Exciting New Premieres to Anticipate
- Rehab Addict (Season 9) – Nicole Curtis is back to reclaim neglected homes, and she’s set to premiere on June 24 at 9 p.m. This season will take viewers through her efforts to restore two distressed properties in Wyoming and Detroit.
- Celebrity IOU – Starting July 9 at 8 p.m., the Property Brothers will be joined by an array of celebrities as they roll up their sleeves to renovate homes for special individuals in their lives.
- Chasing the West – Debuting on July 10 at 9 p.m., the Scott brothers will entertain fans in this new series focused on ranch life, exploring the challenges and beauty of life in the West.
- My Lottery Dream Home (Season 18) – David Bromstad will return on July 18 at 9 p.m. to help lottery winners as they search for their idyllic homes, with plenty of laughter and surprises along the way.
- Zillow Gone Wild (Season 2) – Premiering July 18 at 9:30 p.m., Jack McBrayer will once again present quirky and unusual properties found online, showcasing some truly unique homes.
- Don’t Hate Your House (Season 2) – Fans can tune in on July 30 at 9 p.m. to see the Scott brothers tackle renovation challenges, helping homeowners love their spaces once more.
- Bargain Block (Season 4) – Viewers can expect new episodes to kick off on August 20, featuring bargain properties and clever renovations.
What’s Been Canceled or Uncertain
- There is bittersweet news regarding Bargain Block, which despite initial plans for a fifth season, has been confirmed to end after season four.
- Farmhouse Fixer featuring Jonathan Knight has left fans in suspense as there is currently no news regarding a new season.
- Two other shows, Luxe for Less and Unsellable Houses, have not been renewed, with fans eagerly hoping for updates on their futures.
- Regrettably, Revealed, a show that premiered in 2023, will not return for a second season, leaving viewers disappointed.
Current Projects in Production
- Help! I Wrecked My House is currently filming in Utah, bringing fresh episodes to audiences late this year or early next year.
- 100 Day Dream Home is also busy filming in Florida, with new designs and challenges for home renovation enthusiasts.
- Moreover, popular series such as Home Town and Fixer to Fabulous are in their production stages, capturing the essence of home restoration in Mississippi.
As HGTV unveils its summer 2025 programming, home improvement enthusiasts can look forward to exciting new shows while also grappling with the loss of some beloved titles. Be sure to stay tuned for all the updates, premieres, and adventures in home renovation that HGTV has in store this summer! Don’t forget to check your favorite shows’ airtimes and enjoy a captivating summer filled with renovation magic!
