Luke Caldwell and Clint Robertson have become household names through their HGTV show Boise Boys. Together they operate Timber + Love and are well known for their cost-cutting designs on budget.
Their unlikely pairing - one is a skinny jeans wearing, man purse designer; the other a Texas boot-wearing licensed contractor -- has won audiences over. But this duo is far from finished with home renovation projects!
Luke Caldwell
Luke Caldwell is an Idaho home renovator best known as co-host of popular HGTV shows Boise Boys and Outgrown. Additionally, he founded Timber and Love, a design-build firm which specializes in Idaho homes. An expert in real estate as well as interior design, Luke is adept at making the most out of whatever space may present itself.
Idaho native Luke Luke has become widely-renowned for his skill at remodeling spaces, drawing acclaim beyond Idaho. Alongside Clint Robertson, Luke and Robertson collaborate on selecting homes to renovate within their region; with Luke taking care of design while Robertson handles renovation.
They understand family life well; with eleven kids between them - three biological and six adopted ones such as Morris, Darla, Elias, Brighten Promise Ezra and Arrow - between them!
Clint Robertson
Luke Caldwell and Clint Robertson of HGTV's "Boise Boys" know all about family. Together they have 11 kids--three biological and five adopted--in total.
As an expression of their dedication to families, Timber and Love chose its name accordingly. Their new HGTV show Outgrown follows them as they help outgrown families find more space in their communities.
This series reflects the real estate market zeitgeist, as many families outgrow their current homes but cannot afford larger new houses. Unlike many flipping shows, this one doesn't focus solely on high-end luxury properties.
Clint is a native Texan who holds licenses as an attorney, CPA, real estate broker, contractor and negotiator in Texas. He earned his business degree at TCU and appeared on Season 10 of The Apprentice with his wife Sandy as their team focused on renovating affordable housing through Heart for Home Properties. Together they have three sons -- Jake, Eli and Daniel who all call the Dallas area home.
Timber & Love
Luke Caldwell and Clint Robertson, the self-styled "Odd Couple of Remodeling", have become household names in Boise thanks to their HGTV reality show Boise Boys. Additionally, Luke and Clint own Timber + Love Design + Build LLC which specializes in residential new construction and remodel projects.
Recently, they applied with the City of Boise to build an infill subdivision near Wylie Ln. near the river and are hoping to leave an impressionful mark in local real estate circles.
Though successful in business, both men remain family men at heart. Both fathers have children of their own as well as an unwavering dedication to helping others.
Now the couple are focused on expanding their family business and brand. A television show that takes viewers inside their home and office is in development; expected to debut later this year. Furthermore, they plan to open Timber and Love coffee shops throughout Treasure Valley and still provide signature design-build services, but with an updated documentary-like style.
Outgrown
Luke Caldwell and Clint Robertson, the Boise Boys, specialize in renovating homes for families that have outgrown their current spaces. Luke and Clint know first-hand what it's like having a large family as they each have eight children between them - five adopted ones and three biological.
Caldwell and Robertson, founders of Timber & Love renovation company, are managing to find time for themselves while still producing top-quality home improvements for their clients.
After two seasons of their popular HGTV show Boise Boys, this couple decided to change up the format and launch Outgrown. This new show sees the Boise Boys help families solve their square-footage issues without moving out of their favorite places - premiering this weekend on HGTV and then Discovery+ later in 2018. Outgrown is an enjoyable, feel-good series which gives viewers an inside peek into how these Boise boys collaborate with clients to use design to create functional living spaces.
