Bryan Inc.: Season 2 (2018)
- Episodes: 13
- Premiered January 14, 2018
Episodes
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Episode 1 · · 30m
Throw Her to The Lions
Bryan and Sarah Baeumler brave the tumultuous world of client builds. How will Sarah fare when faced with strict budgets and high expectations from homeowners?
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Episode 2 · · 30m
Balance Beam
Sarah struggles with client design choices. Bryan has to deliver a tough reality check.
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Episode 3 · · 30m
Woody Bully
A pet-project of Bryan’s proves to be a huge undertaking. The Baeumlers complete a client build.
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Episode 4 · · 30m
Mind Your Beeswax
When reno fatigue sets in for their clients, Bryan and Sarah have different approaches. The Baeumlers start a new family project.
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Episode 5 · · 30m
Bones About It
Bryan and Sarah's largest client build gets off to a rocky start. The Baeumlers meet their most demanding client yet.
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Episode 6 · · 30m
Flutey Patootie
Sarah delivers tough news to a stressed out client. Bryan takes on a surprise project for his parents.
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Episode 7 · · 30m
Feel The Bern
Sarah is shocked when a client doesn’t share her design vision. The Baeumler backyard gets some new additions.
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Episode 8 · · 30m
Playing With Fire
A mistake on site has huge ramifications on Paul the electrician. Bryan makes an unexpected discovery. The Baeumlers’ multigenerational clients see their renovation complete.
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Episode 9 · · 30m
Promises, Promises
Sarah makes a promise that Bryan’s not sure they can deliver on. A sudden cold snap wreaks havoc on a site.
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Episode 10 · · 30m
Away Game
The Baeumlers start a unique project. Bryan and Sarah troubleshoot an issue when a client goes out of town.
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Episode 11 · · 30m
What's The Stitch
Bryan and Sarah wrap up a large renovation. Sarah brings a special helper to site.
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Episode 12 · · 30m
Take Cover
Winter weather costs a project time and money. Bryan and Sarah complete a home gym and basement for a young family
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Episode 13 · · 30m
Satisfaction Guaranteed
As the final deadline looms for their largest project, Bryan and Sarah face the impact of construction delays. The Baeumlers reflect on working with clients together for the first time.