An Ontario Casting Call Will Give You Up To $40K To Renovate Your Home But There's A Catch

You have to qualify first.

A renovated kitchen. Right: A Toronto home.

A renovated kitchen. Right: A Toronto home.

Contributing Writer

The HGTV series Styled is coming back to Ontario for its second season, and its hosts want to help Greater Toronto Area homeowners renovate and redesign their properties.

According to Groundglass Casting, those selected to appear on the show will receive $20,000 to $40,000 in design services and materials, including furniture, flooring, bathroom, and kitchen items.

Homeowners will also receive access to a design and construction team capable of executing high-quality renovations in 6 to 9 weeks.

The only catch is that there are some important eligibility requirements for people to consider before applying.

  • Owning a detached, semi-detached, or townhouse in the Greater Toronto Area
  • Having a minimum budget of $100,000, not including HST and contingency fund (25%)
  • Have funds available or accessible financing via HELOC or other credit facilities
  • No plans for additions or basement underpinning, as tight timelines force crews to limit the experience to interior renovations and minor structural work only
  • The ability to move out for the duration of the renovation, which will take 7 to 9 weeks, and find your own temporary accommodations
  • Be available for three days of filming throughout the renovation, which will take place between November 2022 and January 2023
  • Be someone outgoing and comfortable being filmed and interviewed.

"They will have a top notch design and construction team and the reno will be done quickly because…. for tv, it has to be! That's kind of unheard of these days with trades high demand," Andrew Deiters, Groundglass Casting Director, told Narcity in an email.

The casting company are encouraging people to apply ASAP.

HGTV Project

Salary: $20,000 to $40,000

Company: Groundglass Casting

Who Should Apply: Anyone who's looking to renovate their GTA-based detached, semi-detached, or townhouse with a minimum budget of $100K

Apply Here

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