About HGTV

HGTV stands for home. And for nearly 30 years, we’ve been a part of yours.

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DENNYS ILIC

Who We Are

HGTV launched as a cable network in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1994, and quickly became a daily viewing habit in millions of households and beyond. Since its inception, HGTV has inspired and influenced major trends in design, outdoor living and real estate with hit series like House Hunters, Property Brothers, Love It or List It, Fixer Upper and Home Town.

Today, we’re not only on TV but also online at HGTV.com and across social media, at the newsstand with HGTV Magazine, in stores with branded products like the HGTV Home by Sherwin Williams paint collection, and now, as part of the Warner Bros. Discovery family, we’re streaming on Max and discovery+.

We’ve grown, but we’ve stayed true to our roots. HGTV shares advice based on expertise, and tips and tricks based on experience. We get our hands dirty. We’re known for vibrant, colorful design that matches the host’s style or the homeowner’s personality.

More than anything, HGTV loves telling authentic, inclusive stories about home – whatever home means to you – and providing information and inspiration you can really use. After 30 years, that remains the same.

HGTV Digital

On our digital platforms, we publish and update content daily.

Our editors share the latest news about HGTV shows and talent, with insider info about their lives and homes. Meanwhile, HGTV gardening experts provide advice based on hands-on experience while our shopping editors test and review products from vacuums to fire pits to sheets — all following our digital editorial standards. For our YouTube channels, our digital video producers tour homes from across the country and go behind the scenes with network talent. We also delight in sharing every detail about HGTV Dream Home, the annual sweepstakes home our audience has been able to enter to win for 25+ years.

We send all the latest and greatest content and updates about sweepstakes, shows, talent, decorating, gardening, cleaning, shopping and more in our daily newsletters tailored to your interests. You’ll also find exclusive content on HGTV’s social platforms, including Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

Recent Awards and Recognitions

Frequently Asked Questions

Check these FAQs to learn more about our television programming and the website. If you have a question we haven't answered, you can submit a request here.

  1. How can I license or reuse website content? Contact our official partner, Wright’s Media, about available usages, license fees, and award-seal artwork at HGTV@wrightsmedia.com. Please note that Wright’s Media is the only authorized company that can provide HGTV brand materials for logo licensing and reuse.
  2. How does HGTV cast for its shows? Casting for our shows happens through production companies. HGTV and its hosts do not contact individuals directly to participate in our programming.
  3. How can I be on a show? HGTV shows that are currently casting can be found here.
  4. How can I pitch a show? Unfortunately, we cannot accept unsolicited pitches from individuals. If you are an established producer or production company, you can submit information here.
  5. Who won the HGTV Dream Home (or HGTV Smart Home or HGTV Urban Oasis)? To stay up on all the latest home giveaway news, you can join the HGTV Dreams Facebook Group.
  6. How can I find a show? You can find what’s currently airing on your cable provider here — or check with your local cable provider. You can watch live or catch up on your favorites by signing into our HGTV GO app through your cable provider here. You can also find hundreds of episodes of both current and classic HGTV shows, along with favorites from Food Network, TLC and more, here.
  7. Can you help me with problems entering a home giveaway or other sweepstakes? Questions and answers to most errors or issues encountered while entering a home giveaway or sweepstakes can be found within our Sweepstakes page of the HGTV Help Center.
  8. Can you help with my HGTV Magazine subscription? HGTV Magazine is managed by Hearst Publications. While we at Discovery do not have access to subscription or billing information, the Customer Service Department at Hearst will be very happy to assist you with any questions you may have, everything from changing your address to requesting a scent-free subscription. Hearst’s HGTV Magazine customer service can be reached at the following phone number: 1-800-840-8056. You can also visit the Hearst Customer Service site to manage your subscription online.