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Contractor working on window in new home. When Deena Murphy and Timothy Sullivan wanted to renovate their Raleigh, N. DIY project, so they did what they thought was the next best thing: signed up to have an HGTV show do it for them. The suit also alleges the “reality-TV” program is “scripted, with ‘roles’ and reactions assigned to the various performers and participants, including the homeowners. And the show’s hosts, designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin, and its resident general contractor? 140,000 that would be used to pay Aaron Fitz Construction and its subcontractors.

85,000 was distributed to Aaron Fitz during the overhaul, even though Murphy and Sullivan say they expressed concerns about mediocre reviews seen on Angie’s List. The homeowners’ funds essentially pay the cost of creating a stage set for this television series,” the suit says. A statement from Big Coat’s CEO says the company will “vigorously defend what we consider to be false allegations. This DIY project took six months to make and much less time to eat. A NC Couple Thought It Would Be Cool to Let an HGTV Show Redo Their Home. Just a Few Weeks Ago, She Won a World Champ Title.