Now anyone with access to HGTV can watch – and commiserate – as Rico León tackles half-baked home projects around Denver in a new series called “Rico to the Rescue,” which airs Saturdays.
Rico León has seen far more botched home renovation projects than the average Denverite. As a self-described “advocate for desperate families,” he has been helping locals navigate their worst construction nightmares by mediating with general contractors or taking on that role himself to help projects reach the finish line.
“I help people in disaster. If your house caught on fire, it’s not a good thing, but I’m the guy who helps you out,” he said. The biggest sticking point that León encounters during construction projects is, unsurprisingly, money. He said it’s essential that both the homeowner and whoever they hire to do the work see the same value of the dollar to keep things moving forward.
“Homeowners want to be lied to,” he said. “Like, ‘Oh my god, you can add a second floor and add all the mechanical, electrical, plumbing pass code and frame it and do it in three months in the state of Colorado? Wow, here’s money.’ Those are lies.”
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