SHERRY'S STORY
Sherry’s Activities
Skilled Trades
(Badass) Women in Construction
Working in the trades can be a really amazing and satisfying career. Being a woman... Read More »
On The Job
5 Benefits of a Shower Niche
I know that in my bathroom, space is an issue. Even though I only share... Read More »
DIY Projects
Safety At Home
I always say to hire a pro whenever you can to perform major work around... Read More »
Contractor, TV Host & Passionate DIYer!
Sherry Holmes grew up watching, working, and playing with her dad, Mike Holmes. As early as 16-years-old she began working behind-the-scenes of Mike’s breakout series, Holmes on Homes®. In 2008, Sherry decided to strap on her own tool belt and traveled to New Orleans to help build a hurricane- and flood-resistant home for a victim of Hurricane Katrina, in Holmes in New Orleans.
Since then, she has been a permanent member of Mike’s Make it Right crew, first on Holmes Inspection, then on Holmes Makes It Right,
and now on Holmes: Next Generation, on DIY Network. Fans can also see Sherry alongside her brother Mike Jr. and dad Mike Holmes in the latest season of Holmes and Holmes on DIY Network and the new Canadian series Holmes 911 on CTV Life. Up next, Sherry joins the cast of HGTV’s Home to Win.
Currently, in production on a new series for CTV, it’s a family affair as Sherry, Mike Jr., and Mike Holmes, help young people whose mission is to make a difference and bring positive change in the lives of people and their community.
“If you’re thinking about getting into the trades, go for it! If it’s your passion learn as much as you can. It might be harder than you think to make your mark, but I promise you it will be worth it. It just might change your life”
As a big supporter of youth who wants to get into the trades, Sherry continues the family support to Skills Canada and World Skills. She also mentors young women through Conestoga College’s Jill of All Trades and acts as an Ambassador for Habitat for Humanity’s Annual Women Build Event, a program that calls on women to help build stronger, safer communities.
Through public speaking, media appearances and her social media influence, Sherry continues to change the face of Canada’s skilled trades workforce, demonstrating that women can bring an entirely new dimension to the construction industry that makes it fundamentally stronger from the ground up.
To book Sherry for appearances and partnerships, please email communications@makeitright.ca
New Tweets
We are ready for @IntlBldrsShow day one! Excited to see what’s out there this year! We’re also taking over the @RadonCorp account in a little bit! Make sure you’re following them! #IBS2020 https://t.co/P1vS8fpD1t
Now it's my turn! Going to be tweeting from the @hgtv (US) account for the last episode. Check it out! #HolmesAndHolmes
How old do you think Cali will be before @make_it_right puts her to work? I'm honestly surprised she doesn't have a tool belt yet. #HolmesAndHolmes
FINALLY getting my hands dirty and getting to tile. So happy to be back! #HolmesAndHolmes
Got it, I'll stick to construction instead of the ice cream biz. #HolmesAndHolmes https://t.co/x9Hq5ACLoy
“I’m a proud partner & contributor to these groups that strive to make living and working conditions better for everyone.”
Recent Appearances
Holmes Next Generation
It’s a family affair in this latest series from television’s favourite contractor as the mighty... Read More »
Holmes Next Generation Preview
Mike is back to Make It Right for homeowners who are dealing with dysfunctional homes, shady contractors and do-it-yourself projects gone wrong. And this time, he has his kids Mike Jr and Sherry Holmes along for the ride! Watch Holmes Next Generation on the DIY Network (US).
Sherry On Set
Sherry on set of Holmes Makes It Right & Holmes Next Generation
MEET SHERRY HOLMES – TV HOST, CONTRACTOR & WEEKEND DIY-er
As a big supporter for youth who want to get into the trades, Sherry continues the family support to Skills Canada and World Skills.
She mentors young women through Conestoga College’s Jill of All Trades, and acts as an Ambassador for Habitat for Humanity’s Annual Women Build Event, a program that calls on women to help build stronger, safer communities.