Renovation Aloha Episodes

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Season 1, Episode 2

House Held Up by Car Jacks

Kamohai and Tristyn buy a house that's so termite eaten they don't even need a hammer for demo. And more problems appear as they peel back the layers as they discover a deck being held up by a rope and a foundation that's on car jacks.

Season 1, Episode 3

Restoring the Block

Kamohai and Tristyn buy their third house on the same block in Kamohai's hometown of Kaneohe. Unfortunately, the house is in even worse shape than they thought, and it's going to take all of their skills to successfully pull off a transformation.

Season 1, Episode 4

Bee Infestation on the Bay

A heads-up from a junkman gives Kamohai and Tristyn the chance to buy a house with a million-dollar view. Now, they have to tackle walls full of bees, rat infestations and water damage in order to turn a disaster into a luxurious, modern masterpiece.

Season 1, Episode 5

Termites to Treasure

Kamohai and Tristyn are led to a neighborhood they've never tackled before and homes that pull at their heartstrings. They want to make a profit in uncharted territory, but they'll have to look past termites and spiders to see a house's true potential.

Season 1, Episode 6

Discovery Disgusting

A family connection helps Kamohai and Tristyn land a rough house in a fantastic neighborhood for a good deal. The horrifying smells and birds inside don't scare them, but a challenging layout and a crumbling foundation certainly put them to the test.

Season 1, Episode 7

Historic Hawaiian Finds

Kamohai and Tristyn buy an off-market property in one of the oldest and most desirable neighborhoods in Honolulu. They're at a luxury price point that raises the stakes, so they're looking to give this house a high-end look with no budge in their budget.

Season 1, Episode 8

High Stakes on the Lake

Kamohai and Tristyn put it all on the line as they attempt their priciest flip to date. Things get off to a rocky start when the "new" deck falls apart, and they also discover they need to add some serious square footage to appeal to a high-end buyer.