Custom home designers Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt create, build and completely personalize homes from the ground-up for clients on their popular television show. Brian and Mika, with their respective expertise in real estate and building, make dream homes come true, helping clients design and build the perfect house in the perfect location. Brian and Mika want to raise awareness for skilled trade opportunities from a career/finance perspective.

Dave and Jenny Marrs are a husband and wife duo who turn fixer uppers into fabulous homes. Together, they have five beautiful children and have completed around 300 custom new homes through Marrs Developing, their company that specializes in the renovation and restoration of historic homes in the Northwest Arkansas area. While Jenny is the creative backbone of their renovations and specializes in design, Dave is an expert craftsman, builder, general contractor and all-around handyman. They now run a blueberry farm in Arkansas and donate the proceeds to non-profit work in Zimbabwe where they have an agricultural training program, training orphaned teens who need life skills because they haven’t been plugged into school. Jenny and Dave want to help bridge the gap between kids' technology use and skilled trades.

A native of Northern Ireland, Darren Keefe was born to a long line of Irish craftsmen and farmers. He developed his love for woodworking building a Pinewood Derby Racer with his father. After moving to LA to pursue a career in film, Darren leaned into his carpentry as a “means of survival” and found a love for the design process, the layout of a room and the finishing touches. Darren wants to inspire creativity in skilled trades and demonstrate how they can be lucrative and fulfilling as a career.

A prominent voice in the industry, Breegan Jane is a dynamic interior designer, author, philanthropist, and mom to two boys. Breegan originally honed her design skills as a creative director and marketing professional, later designing projects spanning the gamut from celebrity and commercial properties to large-scale remodels. Breegan’s interior design and lifestyle expertise has graced the pages of noted publications and made her a fan-favorite television host across multiple channels. Breegan balances her career and motherhood while embracing diversity and uplifting others. She wants to bridge the wage gap between men and women in skilled trades and educate future generations of the benefits of skilled trades.

A contractor and real estate agent, Matt Blashaw began building homes with his dad when he was just a kid and grew this pastime into a successful home remodeling business before a stroke of luck landed him a role as a home improvement television host. For more than ten years and 450 episodes, he has shared his expertise with television viewers across the country. Matt wants to encourage people of all ages to learn about skilled trades to ensure the safety and infrastructure of our country.

Indiana-based Mina Starsiak-Hawk is a home renovation and real estate expert who, alongside her mother Karen, runs Two Chicks and Hammer, a local home flipping business and brick-and-mortar store in her hometown of Indianapolis. Mina specializes in renovating and beautifying old homes and has become a fan-favorite across various popular home improvement shows. Mina wants to empower girls and young women to embrace a career in the skilled trades.

Born and raised in San Diego, Sara Bendrick, spends most of her time in nature and enjoys cycling, art and traveling. When she’s not outdoors, she spends her time creating new and innovative designs that showcase her passion for landscaping. Sara graduated with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture and has worked as a professional landscape designer for both large commercial projects and private residences across California. She has become amongst the most trusted voices of authority in the outdoor/landscape architecture space and continues to grow that engagement every day. Sara wants to inspire young girls and women to be involved in skilled trades and educate them on the opportunities to make a successful living.

A native of Toledo, OH, Jason Cameron worked his way through college as a carpenter, and it continued to serve him well when he moved to Northern Jersey/New York City and started a general contracting business. Jason has appeared in a handful of DIY/renovation shows, and while he looks like a TV star on the outside, he’s all handyman and business on the inside. Jason wants to teach young people on the importance of skilled trades. Raising awareness around this industry has been his #1 passion for a long time and he strives to create interest, education and awareness around the work and career opportunities in skilled trades.