Is Chase Still on 'Fixer to Fabulous'? Here's the TruthHome > Television > Reality TV > Fixer to FabulousSource: HGTV Chase Looney Has Been an Important Part of ' Fixer to Fabulous' — Is He Still on the Show By Stephanie HarperDec. 28 2021, Published 3:38 p.m. ET Fixer to Fabulous is an incredible show on HGTV that premiered in 2017 and has gone on for three seasons so far. Article continues below advertisement One of the coolest parts of the show is the fact that it has an incredible cast. Of course, we’re talking about Jenny Marrs, Dave Marrs, and Chase Looney. Lately, people have been questioning whether or not Chase is still part of the show. Here’s what you should know about his involvement.Source: HGTVArticle continues below advertisement Is Chase Looney still on ' Fixer to Fabulous' Chase is a pivotal member of Fixer to Fabulous since he serves as the construction manager of his on-screen team. The idea that he would possibly part ways with Jenny and Dave at any point in time simply doesn’t make sense! According to Reality Titbit, Chase is very much still part of the show. While there are other construction workers occasionally seen in various episodes of the show, Chase is still the construction manager Jenny and Dave can wholeheartedly depend onSource: HGTVArticle continues below advertisement Here s everything else fans of ' Fixer to Fabulous' should know about Chase Looney Anyone who’s seen episodes of Fixer to Fabulous can already tell that Chase has suffered from a very serious injury in his lifetime. He revealed on his personal blog, “I lost my eye in a tragic accident days after filming the pilot episode of the show.” The specific details surrounding the incident are quite alarming — he lost his eye in a firework accident during a Fourth of July gathering with his family. After being rushed to the hospital within moments of the tragic accident, doctors told him his eye would need to be fully removed. Even though Chase only has one eye to work with as a construction manager, he still does an impressive job within his field. Article continues below advertisementSource: YouTube @Chase Looney His construction manager title is how he’s mainly known, but he’s also heavily recognized for his work as a carpenter. On top of that, Chase was once also formally part of the Bentonville fire department in 2009 before becoming a reality TV star alongside Jenny and Dave on Fixer to Fabulous in 2019.Article continues below advertisement Chase and his estranged wife Chelsie Lamborn Looney separated at the beginning of 2021, and according to Chelsie, the breakup happened because he wasn’t willing to make an effort, work with her, or be part of a 50-50 partnership. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chelsie Lamborn-Looney (@chelsies_makeup_and_hair) Source: Instagram @chelsies_makeup_and_hairArticle continues below advertisement Chase hasn’t publicly spoken up about why things fell apart with Chelsie, so for now, we only have one side of the story. Another interesting detail to note about Chase is that he currently has a net worth of $350,000 according to Gossip Next Door. Now that Chase has made a name for himself on such a popular reality TV show like Fixer to Fabulous, more people than ever are interested in seeing his carpentry and construction work firsthand. He has a workshop called Chisel and Sawdust where his fans can order custom pieces of furniture.AdvertisementMore from Distractify Chase Looney From 'Fixer to Fabulous' Recalls the Tragic Accident That Cost Him His Left Eye 'Fixer to Fabulous' Was Filmed in Dave and Jenny Marrs' Chosen City of Bentonville For Dave and Jenny Marrs, Farm Life Looks to Be Pure Happiness Latest Fixer to Fabulous News and UpdatesAdvertisementABOUT DistractifyAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseDMCASitemapCONNECT with DistractifyLink to Facebook Link to TwitterLink to InstagramContact us by Email Copyright 2022 Distractify. Distractify is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.