Jane Latman, president in charge of HGTV & Streaming Home Content, said, “The show gives [Jenn Todryk’s] fans a way to dig deeper and see more of Jenn’s sparkle while spotlighting her busy family life and her affordable, achievable home renovation ideas. There is so much more to come in Season 2!” according to Discovery. And a separate Discovery press release shared at the beginning of June that Season 2 will also feature 10 episodes.
During this season, the format will include two different clients (or renos) with one client who, “needs a massive makeover of several rooms” while the other client focuses on a smaller space at home for, “an extreme design do-over.” Discover Press also notes that, “In the premiere episode, she gives a large family a kitchen and main living area that meets everyone’s needs and also completes a serene main bedroom retreat with a built-in office for a couple with six children.”
When the announcement that “No Demo Reno” was renewed for a second season, it was also revealed that Todryk would be back as host (via Deadline).
