Karen Laine

Welcome! Log into your account. your username. your password Karen E Laine’s retirement from Two Chicks and a Hammer, the Indianapolis renovation company whose work is documented on HGTV’s Good Bones, has meant a bigger role for project manager Cory Miller in Season 6. While Laine is still on the show, Miller has taken her place as the person who reviews blueprints with Two Chicks owner and show star ... Karen Laine, an attorney, and her daughter, Mina Starsiak, sat down to give us the inside scoop on their booming business. What inspired you to get into the house-rehabilitation business? Mina: I guess when I was graduating from IU, lots of my friends were getting big-kid jobs, and my grown-up thing was buying a house. Mom co-signed with me ...

Karen Laine, an attorney, and her daughter, Mina Starsiak, sat down to give us the inside scoop on their booming business. What inspired you to get into the house-rehabilitation business? Mina: I guess when I was graduating from IU, lots of my friends were getting big-kid jobs, and my grown-up thing was buying a house. Mom co-signed with me ... Good Bones cohost Karen E Laine has always handled the landscaping projects on the show’s rehabs, but she can do a lot more than what a flip calls for. For proof, the opening scene reveals her semi-tropical backyard, lush with a large pond, a. Solution: Explore the show separately. “We’re more recognizable when we are together,” says E Laine. By the way, that last name isn’t a typo. “There’s a space in my last name. Not a hyphen. Not a period. Just a space,” says E Laine. “There’s also a Karen Laine from Richmond, Indiana, who did stunt work on Back to the Future ... (1531 S. East St.) is more of a four-chick project, though, headed by Kelsy Gray and Alex Howell, close relatives of Good Bones co-hosts Mina Starsiak Hawk and Karen E Laine. It’s open Thursday through Sunday. The show features renovations by the mother-and-daughter (-and-son-and-his-friends-and-a-father-figure) team of Karen E Laine and Mina Starsiak, aka Two Chicks and a Hammer, turning burnout houses in Fountain Square and Bates-Hendricks into $220,000 gentrifications. Introduction.

Solution: Explore the show separately. “We’re more recognizable when we are together,” says E Laine. By the way, that last name isn’t a typo. “There’s a space in my last name. Not a hyphen. Not a period. Just a space,” says E Laine. “There’s also a Karen Laine from Richmond, Indiana, who did stunt work on Back to the Future ... (1531 S. East St.) is more of a four-chick project, though, headed by Kelsy Gray and Alex Howell, close relatives of Good Bones co-hosts Mina Starsiak Hawk and Karen E Laine. It’s open Thursday through Sunday. The show features renovations by the mother-and-daughter (-and-son-and-his-friends-and-a-father-figure) team of Karen E Laine and Mina Starsiak, aka Two Chicks and a Hammer, turning burnout houses in Fountain Square and Bates-Hendricks into $220,000 gentrifications. Introduction. But during a recent day of shooting the second season of Good Bones, the HGTV home-renovation show she headlines with her mother, Karen E Laine, Mina suddenly found herself dealing with a second, considerably more dramatic method. “Spoiler alert,” says Mina, sounding as if she’s still trying to convince herself she saw this.