Jasmine Roth’s net worth has no verified figure. She owns a private building company, HGTV does not publish what it pays its hosts, and no outlet has seen her accounts. Estimates online run from under $1 million to $15 million, but most land between $2 million and $5 million (about £1.5 million to £3.7 million at mid-2026 exchange rates). Treat every one as a guess.
What can be checked is how she earns: a custom-home company founded in 2012, a run of HGTV shows, a lighting range, a book and an online shop. This guide sets those out, explains the 2026 news (a new show, the future of Help! I Wrecked My House and a baby due this month) and keeps confirmed facts apart from guesses. Last checked 15 October 2026.
| Known for | HGTV’s Hidden Potential, Help! I Wrecked My House and Roast My Rental |
| Age | 42 (turned 42 on 17 September 2026) |
| Home | Park City, Utah, since 2024 |
| Husband | Brett Roth, married 2013 |
| Children | Hazel (2020), Darla (2024), third daughter due 23 October 2026 |
| Company | Built Custom Homes, founded 2012 |
| Net worth | No verified figure. Published guesses mostly $2m to $5m (about £1.5m to £3.7m) |
Jasmine Roth Net Worth: What Is Known And What Is Not
No reliable source gives a figure. This table separates what can be confirmed from what cannot.
| Question | Answer | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Has anyone published a verified net worth? | No. No outlet cites her accounts or a method. | Not confirmed |
| How much does HGTV pay her? | HGTV does not publish host fees. | Not confirmed |
| How much does Built Custom Homes earn? | It is a private company with no public accounts. | Not confirmed |
| What do online estimates say? | From about $200,000 to $15 million, most between $2 million and $5 million. | Unverified guesses |
| Where does her income come from? | A building company, TV shows, a lighting range, a book, an online shop and speaking. | Confirmed (no values given) |
We reviewed 10 different published figures for her net worth. The charts below show how far apart they are. None of them gives a source.
Figure 1: Ten different published estimates, grouped by size. All are unverified.
Figure 2: Every estimate we found, in millions of US dollars. Lighter bars show a range from low to high.
Why The Estimates Disagree
- Her company is private, so revenue and profit are not public.
- HGTV does not publish what it pays its hosts.
- Many sites copy each other and repeat old figures year after year.
- Some pages add details we could not find in any credible source, so their figures carry no weight.
We do not offer our own number. A figure with no evidence behind it would only add to the noise. Her husband’s work at Roth Staffing is a separate income and is not included anywhere on this page.
How Jasmine Roth Makes Money
The building company came first. She founded Built Custom Homes in 2012, and HGTV producers contacted her four years later, in 2016, after seeing her work, according to Northeastern University’s alumni coverage. The income streams below are all documented, but none has a published value.
| Source | What it is | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Built Custom Homes | Boutique home-building and development company. Virtual design consulting was added in 2023. | 2012 |
| HGTV shows | Host fees are not public. | 2017 |
| Hunter Lighting range | Brand ambassador first, then her own collections with Hunter Fan Company (2023, 2025, expanded 2026). | 2022 |
| House Story | Her renovation book. | 2021 |
| The Shop by Jasmine Roth | An online store of home goods she curates. | Not confirmed |
| Speaking | Listed with a speakers’ agency, fee on request. | Not confirmed |
| More than 700,000 followers in January 2026. | n/a |
The lighting range is described in Hunter Fan Company’s own press release. If lighting design interests you, our guide to layered lighting and interior ideas shows how designers use it. For the money side of building and letting property, see our guide to real estate investing for beginners. UK readers may spot a similar route in Sarah Beeny, a property developer who moved into television.
Jasmine Roth’s Career Timeline
2008 – Graduates from Northeastern University, then works in corporate social responsibility at PIMCO in California.
2010 – She and Brett buy land in Huntington Beach to build their own home.
2012 – Founds Built Custom Homes.
2016 – HGTV producers get in touch.
2017 – Hidden Potential debuts and runs for three seasons.
2019 – Wins Season 1 of Rock the Block.
2020 – Help! I Wrecked My House begins. Daughter Hazel is born in April.
2021 – Publishes the book House Story.
2022 to 2023 – Becomes Hunter Lighting’s brand ambassador, launches her first Hunter collection and starts virtual design consulting.
2024 – Moves to Park City, Utah. Daughter Darla is born in September.
2025 – Season 5 of Help! I Wrecked My House is filmed in Utah and ends on 26 November.
2026 – Roast My Rental premieres on 24 July. A third daughter is due on 23 October.
Jasmine Roth On TV: Shows And Status In 2026
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| Show | Years | Her role | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hidden Potential | 2017 to 2019 | Host | Ended after three seasons |
| Rock the Block (Season 1) | 2019 | Contestant | She won |
| Help! I Wrecked My House | 2020 to 2025 | Host | Five seasons. No confirmed Season 6 |
| Roast My Rental | 2026 | Lead designer | 11 episodes aired. No second series announced |
She won the first season of Rock the Block, which HGTV confirms, in a four-week contest where four network designers renovated near-identical houses. She later returned to the show as a guest judge. The contest rewarded the work that added the most value, a topic we cover in our guide to boosting property value.
Help! I Wrecked My House: Cancelled Or Not?
Season 5 ended on 26 November 2025. HGTV said the first season drew more than 16 million viewers. In December 2025 Roth told the Daily Mail she did not know if there would be a sixth season, pointing to changes at HGTV and its owner, Warner Bros. Discovery. HGTV cancelled several shows in 2025, including Bargain Block, Married to Real Estate and Farmhouse Fixer. We found no official renewal or cancellation for her show. One outlet calls it cancelled, while others say it is undecided, so treat its future as unconfirmed.
Roast My Rental
In April 2026 she said she was working on a new HGTV project but gave no details, TV Insider reported. In May HGTV announced Roast My Rental. Comedian Leslie Jones tours some of the worst short-term rentals in the country, then Roth’s team has 72 hours to fix each one, according to Warner Bros. Discovery’s press release. The 11-episode series premiered on 24 July 2026. In the US, episodes stream on HBO Max the next day. We could not confirm UK availability.
For other HGTV names, see our profiles of Joanna Gaines and Jonathan Scott.
Jasmine Roth’s Age, Husband And Children
| Detail | What is confirmed |
|---|---|
| Age | 42. She said she was 41 in mid-2026 and marked her birthday on 17 September 2026. Her full birth date is not confirmed. |
| Grew up | Virginia |
| Education | Northeastern University, graduated 2008, entrepreneurship and new venture management |
| Husband | Brett Roth, also a Northeastern graduate. They married in 2013 at Park City Mountain. He is a senior vice president at Roth Staffing. |
| Children | Hazel Lynn (April 2020) and Darla Rose (September 2024). A third daughter is due on 23 October 2026. |
The due date comes from her official website. Darla arrived about a month early and spent 15 days in neonatal care, which Roth has talked about openly. At the time of writing, 15 October 2026, we found no report that the new baby had arrived.
Why She Moved To Park City
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In 2024 the family left Huntington Beach, California, for Park City, Utah, a place she and Brett had loved for years for its slower pace and closeness to nature. They sold the 4,500 sq ft home she finished in 2020 and built a new one. Her show moved too. Season 5 was filmed in Utah and included a refresh of Park City Mountain Resort, where the couple married. She has said the different light and landscape meant changing her colour choices.
What To Watch Next
- The arrival of her third daughter, due on 23 October 2026.
- Whether HGTV commissions a second series of Roast My Rental.
- A decision on Season 6 of Help! I Wrecked My House.
- More Hunter Lighting releases, after the range was expanded in 2026.
Final Thoughts
Jasmine Roth’s net worth is not public, and any single figure you see online is a guess. What is solid is the work behind it: she built a company before she appeared on television, she has hosted HGTV shows since 2017, she sells a lighting range and a book, and she is still working with HGTV in 2026. For more American TV and reality names, see our profiles of Kelly O’Grady, Madison Alworth, Shannon Beador and Mandy Hansen.
Her flagship show’s official home is at HGTV.
Disclaimer: Net worth figures mentioned here are unverified estimates published elsewhere, not financial information. Facts are drawn from HGTV, Northeastern University, Warner Bros. Discovery, Hunter Fan Company, TV Insider and Jasmine Roth’s own website. Currency conversions use a mid-2026 rate of about $1.34 to £1 and are approximate. Nothing here is financial advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jasmine Roth’s net worth in 2026?
There is no verified figure. Published estimates run from about $200,000 to $15 million, most between $2 million and $5 million (about £1.5 million to £3.7 million), and none cites a source.
How old is Jasmine Roth?
She is 42. She said she was 41 in mid-2026 and marked her birthday on 17 September 2026.
Who is Jasmine Roth’s husband?
Brett Roth, a fellow Northeastern University graduate and senior vice president at Roth Staffing. They married in 2013.
How many children does Jasmine Roth have?
Two daughters, Hazel (born April 2020) and Darla (born September 2024). A third daughter is due on 23 October 2026.
Is Help! I Wrecked My House cancelled?
Not officially, as far as we could find. Season 5 ended in November 2025 and no sixth season has been confirmed or cancelled, though one outlet describes it as cancelled.
What is Jasmine Roth’s new show?
Roast My Rental, an 11-episode HGTV series with comedian Leslie Jones that premiered on 24 July 2026. Roth leads the team that fixes each rental in 72 hours.
Where does Jasmine Roth live?
Park City, Utah. The family moved there from Huntington Beach, California in 2024.
Did Jasmine Roth win Rock the Block?
Yes. She won Season 1, which first aired in October 2019.
How does Jasmine Roth make money?
From her company Built Custom Homes, HGTV shows, a lighting range with Hunter Fan Company, her book House Story, an online shop and speaking. None of these has a published value.
Can I watch Jasmine Roth’s shows in the UK?
Help! I Wrecked My House has been listed on discovery+ in the UK, but check current availability. We could not confirm UK availability for Roast My Rental.