HGTV has ordered a new 10-episode season of its Hawaii-based series, “Renovation Aloha.”
The show, which premiered on the network in February, follows married home renovators Tristyn and Kamohai Kalama.
According to an April 25 announcement from HGTV, the series attracted more than 13.9 million viewers in the first season and will “once again follow the Kalamas and their large extended family as they transform the most dilapidated properties on the island of Oahu into beautiful family homes.”
The new season is set to premier in 2025.
The couple shared a video announcing season two on their Instagram page, @kamohaiandtristyn.
“The impressive performance of freshman series Renovation Aloha confirms it was an instant hit for millions of HGTV viewers,” Loren Ruch, head of content, HGTV, said in a statement. “The breathtaking and gorgeous backdrop of Hawaii is a significant factor in the show’s success, but Tristyn and Kamohai’s energetic optimism and deep connection to family and community are two other reasons that fans respond to the Kalamas’ family and why we expect an even bigger audience to watch as they renovate additional homes in season two.”
In each episode, the couple, who were born and raised in Kailua, “tackle substantial renos in one of the most expensive states in the country,” the announcement noted. “Luckily, they can rely on a helping hand from their family, which includes 87 first cousins, many of whom are in the construction industry.”
The first season of the show can be streamed on Max.
Renovation Aloha is produced by Fields Entertainment.
