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North Jersey Homeowners Wanted for New TV Room Makeover Series

The producers behind "Crashers" and "Rock the Block" are casting Bergen and Passaic County homeowners with outdated or dysfunctional spaces

Homeowners in Bergen County and Passaic County now have the chance to receive a dramatic room transformation through a new casting opportunity from Big Table Media, the production company behind hit HGTV home renovation series including Crashers and Rock the Block.

The new project, titled Instant Upgrade, is currently searching for North Jersey homeowners with spaces that are outdated, dysfunctional, unfinished, or simply no longer work for their families.

According to the casting team, selected participants could receive a professionally designed room makeover completed in just one week.

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The production is specifically looking for real homeowners with real problems — from cramped kitchens and worn-out living rooms to neglected primary suites and underused backyards.

“We’re looking for families and homeowners with compelling stories and spaces that truly need help,” the casting notice states. “If your current room is dated, not functional, or just plain boring, we want to hear from you.”

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The casting team says they are especially interested in:

  • Families who have outgrown their homes
  • Homeowners stuck in unfinished renovations
  • Multigenerational households
  • Couples struggling with outdated layouts
  • Busy families needing more functional spaces

Applications are now open for homeowners in Bergen County and Passaic County.

Interested applicants can learn more and apply online at:

instantupgrade.castingcrane.com/

Casting producers encourage applicants to include photos of the room they hope to transform, along with details about why the space is no longer working for their household.

For homeowners dreaming of a fresh start without the stress of managing a renovation themselves, this could be a rare opportunity to completely reimagine one room in their home

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