'Renovation Aloha' Returns to HGTV for Season 2 With More Stunning Hawaiian Home Renovations

Tristyn and Kamohai Kalama are back for a second season — premiering Tuesday, February 18 at 9|8c. Here's everything we know.

Updated on January 23, 2025

UPDATE: January 22, 2025

Husband-and-wife renovation duo Tristyn and Kamohai Kalama will take their Hawaiian house flipping business to the next level in Season 2 of Renovation Aloha. The series premieres on HGTV Tuesday, February 18 at 9|8c.

What to Expect From Renovation Aloha Season 2

Throughout the 10-episode season, the Kalamas, who were born and raised on the island of Oahu, will encounter a host of high-pressure challenges from black mold and break-ins to crumbling foundations, all while tackling a new set of dilapidated properties on the island including their most expensive project ever and their first project on the Big Island of Hawaii.

In each episode, they’ll rely on the support of their large extended family, including 87 first cousins, to revitalize some of the gnarliest houses in Hawaii into beautiful family homes for generations to come.

In the season opener, Tristyn and Kamohai will purchase an abandoned 1950’s home sight unseen with plans to renovate the property in 12 weeks. Upon inspection, they discover the roof and floor will need extensive repairs, and they will need to remove a slew of junk cars strewn across the property. While racing against their 12-week deadline, the Kalamas learn a duplex they renovated in the same neighborhood fell out of escrow, which will cost them thousands in profit as they find a new buyer.

How to Watch Renovation Aloha Season 2

The series premieres on HGTV Tuesday, February 18 at 9|8c — with episodes available to stream on Max the following day.

Can't wait for Season 2? Stream the first season of Renovation Aloha now on Max. Fans also can stay up to date with the latest news on at HGTV.comand via #RenovationAloha and @HGTV on Facebook,X,Instagram, TikTokand Threads. Follow Kamohai and Tristyn via @kamohaiandtristyn on Instagram.

APRIL 29, 2024

Our favorite Hawaii-based series, Renovation Aloha, is coming back for Season 2. HGTV has ordered 10 new episodes starring married home renovators Tristyn and Kamohai Kalama. The series will once again follow the Kalamas and their large extended family as they transform the most dilapidated properties on the island of Oʻahu into beautiful family homes. The new season is slated to premiere in 2025.

“The breathtaking and gorgeous backdrop of Hawaii is a significant factor in the show’s success, but Tristyn and Kamohai’s energetic optimism and deep connection to family and community are two other reasons fans respond to the Kalamas," says Loren Ruch, head of content, HGTV.

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