Chip & Joanna Gaines Announce Brand New ‘Fixer Upper’ Series With a Twist
Chip and Joanna Gaines are back with a twist, leaving the Lone Star state for their latest home renovation series.
The couple will travel to the Rocky Mountains for their first-ever Fixer Upper project outside of Texas on the upcoming limited series Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House. “We are finally taking Fixer Upper on the road,” Joanna exclaimed in a Tuesday, October 21, Instagram teaser for the new series.
In the preview, Chip teased that the new series will feature “lots of drama” and show “a side of Jo you may have never seen before.” He continued, “Hopefully, the project comes together in a way that you guys are gonna be thrilled about.”
Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House will see the duo “take on a 1960s mountain property in Colorado, tackling unique design and construction hurdles that come with high-altitude living,” per a press release description. “Together, they blend original mid-century details with European-inspired finishes, transforming the home into their own timeless family retreat nestled in the Rockies.”
Magnolia Network President, Allison Page, described the show as an “exciting new chapter for Chip and Joanna” in a press release statement, adding, “It’s fresh, inspiring, and filled with the same heartwarming storytelling that makes Fixer Upper a beloved franchise.”
Scroll down to learn everything we know about the new series so far.
Courtesy of Magnolia Network/HGTV
When does Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House premiere?
The show will premiere on Tuesday, December 9, 2025 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on both HGTV and Magnolia Network. New episodes will also stream the same day on HBO Max and Discovery+.
How many episodes is Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House?
Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House will be a limited series consisting of three, 60 minute-long episodes.
What will happen on Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House?
“Viewers will watch the Gaineses navigate everything from creating spaces ideal for a multi-generational family gathering, to surprise visits from local wildlife, to uncovering unique architectural details,” the show’s description reads. “With plenty of surprises along the way, Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House captures the signature heart, humor, and design vision that fans have come to love, set against a brand-new backdrop.”
What have Chip and Joanna said about Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House?
“Colorado has come to be a special place for our family,” Joanna shared in a press release statement. “And somewhere in-between ski trips and spring breaks over the last decade, a dream took root to one day carve out a place of our own. While taking Fixer Upper out of state meant we were in for a steep learning curve, our hope is that this home would far outlast us, and we can’t wait to share it with you.”
Courtesy of Magnolia Network/HGTV
Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House, Series Premiere, Tuesday, December 9, HGTV and Magnolia Network, Streaming same day on HBO Max and Discovery+
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B
I loved their show, and I hope will see more. I am in Arizona, and I would be happy if they will come here, to refresh the scene in our sunny state!
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J
I think they'll do your beautiful mountains proud. As far as you negative peeps if you don't like them ya don't have to watch. That's the beauty of free will.
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O
I absolutely love Chip and Jo!!! My whole family does. My 9 year old even watches Fixer Upper reruns with me. I support them wholeheartedly. Keep them coming. I’m EXCITED! I wish they could help me here in Georgia.
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O
I'm exited 🤗 😆 I love them,I love to see they work on the houses.
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W
You don’t own the state and as part of the country, it’s anyone else’s right to build or buy there just as much as it is yours, regardless of where they come from. I despise takes like this, that make it seem that people have to somehow conform to a certain standard or else unwelcome. If you don’t like the direction the area you are in is going, then you move, don’t tell others they aren’t welcome unless they conform to your liking.
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W
Sue is that person who has that attitude yet still would gladly take any increase in her property value the very actions she speaks against would create.
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B
As a Coloradan, I hope they get it right. And I hope it doesn't further exacerbate the influx of transplants ruining our mountains even more than has already been done to the rest of the state. When in Rome, folks. Stop trying to change our state into your home state. Go home. We're full.
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G
Guess what, no one cares, you don’t have to come here and make the announcement about what you are tired of. Go be miserable on your own.
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G
So don’t watch. See how easy that is! No one cares, you can just keep scrolling without trying to make it about yourself and what you think is boring.
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O
I will not pay to watch! I'm tired if greed and making people pay for these fixer up shows.
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R
Give us a break. Getting sick and tired of them pushing themselves and the Magnolia brand. They don’t make enough money having their own tv station?
Bring back the old DIY shows.
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C
Thank you, thank you, thank you...I'm with you Sam! Why do you have to do that! We tuned in cuz you did the DIYs!
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O
So they want us to watch them fix up their newest own vacation retreat.
So boring.
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