Million Dollar Contractor

2011 | DIY Network | Reality | 6 Seasons | Canceled

DIY Network's Million Dollar Contractor, hosted by "Contractor to the Stars" Stephen Fanuka, gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most amazing spaces and construction of Manhattan's high-end luxury homes. The series focuses on the details, the materials and the insane amount of money clients spend to allow …

A heartbreaking decision: DIY Network terminates Million Dollar Contractor, no Season 7

Million Dollar Contractor Season 7 Status: Canceled

Million Dollar Contractor Season 6 Release Date: Oct. 25, 2016

When will Million Dollar Contractor Season 7 be released? Will Million Dollar Contractor return for Season 7 on DIY Network?

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Million Dollar Contractor kicked off on October 16, 2011 on DIY Network. Million Dollar Contractor is a 30-minute Reality television series, which is currently in its 6th season. Million Dollar Contractor airs by Tuesdays at 12:00 on DIY Network.

Unfortunately, DIY Network decided not to pick up Million Dollar Contractor for Season 7. Million Dollar Contractor is canceled and will not return for another round on DIY Network. If the show's status changes and DIY Network decides to revive Million Dollar Contractor for another round, we will update this page. We regret to report the bad news. Stay tuned for updates. We will inform you if something has changed.

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Show Name: Million Dollar Contractor

Premiere date: Oct. 16, 2011

Show Network: DIY Network

Show Type: Reality

Show country: United States

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