Leave It to Bryan Season 1 Episode 12

Ep 12. Reno Shock

  • March 1, 2012

Leave It to Bryan is a Canadian television series that's all about home improvement and renovation. Hosted by Bryan Baeumler, the show follows homeowners across Canada as they navigate through the tricky process of making their dream home a reality. In this particular episode, season 1 episode 12 called "Reno Shock," Bryan and his team help two homeowners in Brampton, Ontario, fix their DIY disaster.

The episode starts with a meeting between Bryan and the homeowners, Tara and Imran. They were eager to renovate their basement and had started the project themselves, but after a while, things started to go wrong. They underestimated the amount of work that needed to be done, and pretty soon, the DIY renovation project turned into a disaster. With a half-finished basement, a lack of skills, and a looming deadline, they turned to Bryan for help.

For Bryan, this was a typical case of DIY-gone-wrong, and he knew he had a lot of work to do. The basement needed everything from drywall to lighting, and Bryan had to re-do most of the work that had already been done. After assessing the situation, Bryan and his team get to work and immediately noticed that the home's electrical wiring was all over the place. They have to rip out everything that had already been done and start from scratch. This was a significant set-back, and it added a considerable amount of work to the already daunting project.

As part of the renovation, Bryan and his team had to move the location of the bathroom, which had already been installed. This meant that they not only had to redo the bathroom but also had to re-level the floors and rework the entire plumbing system. This was no small feat, and while it added more time to the project, Bryan knew it was better to get it done right the first time. The bathroom had to be perfect, and there was no room for mistakes.

One of the challenges that Bryan faced during the project was the limited space in the basement. There was very little room to move around, and because of the location of the bathroom, the team had to work around the tight space. Bryan and his team had to be creative with their use of space by designing custom-built cabinets and storage solutions. They even built an all-purpose room that could function as a laundry room, storage room, and an office.

Throughout the episode, we also get a glimpse of Bryan's humorous side, as he playfully teases Tara and Imran about their DIY disaster. Despite the setback, the homeowners were positive and appreciative of Bryan's dedication and attention to detail. Tara and Imran were happy to see their vision coming to life, and they were excited about the possibilities of having a finished basement.

As the episode comes to an end, we see Bryan and his team putting the finishing touches on the project. The basement now has new lighting fixtures, new drywall, freshly painted walls, and beautiful flooring. The bathroom is also complete, with a beautiful shower and new fixtures. The custom-built storage spaces and cabinets provide ample space to keep the basement clutter-free.

In conclusion, season 1 episode 12 of Leave It to Bryan is a great watch for those who are interested in DIY and home renovations. It showcases what can happen when homeowners underestimate the amount of work that goes into a home renovation project. Despite the challenges, the episode highlights Bryan's expertise and dedication in bringing the homeowners' vision to life. It's a lesson to all that if you want a job done right, it's always best to leave it to Bryan.

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