Dynamic mother-daughter home renovation and flipping duo, Karen E Laine and Mina Starsiak, will return for a new season of HGTV's hit series GOOD BONES on Tuesday, May 30, at 10 p.m. ET/PT. Attracting more than 13 million total viewers in its first season, the series follows mom Karen, a former lawyer, and daughter Mina, a real estate agent, as they revitalize Indianapolis neighborhoods one house at a time. The new 13-episode season will feature the fearless twosome as they tackle their most drastic home renovation projects yet, gutting each dilapidated home to the studs and transforming them into stunning remodels.
"Every tragic house deserves a second chance," said Mina. "With a little vision and a lot of hard work, we create beautiful homes for our neighbors."
"It's also important to us that the people who move into our houses love the house and love the neighborhood," added Karen.
New this season, Karen and Mina will take on bigger risks and even tougher renovations - from repairing haphazard foundations to reconstructing homes from the ground up. Each episode will feature the pair as they overcome numerous construction nightmares, including reconfiguring outdated home layouts to suit modern families and adding major amenities such as new kitchens, large master suites and new outdoor areas perfect for entertaining.
For exclusive online content, including photo galleries, how-to videos and projects from Karen and Mina, online users can visit
hgtv.com/GoodBones and interact via social media using #GoodBones.
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