Christmas Under Construction on Hallmark Channel: How to Watch

Christmas Under Construction on Hallmark Channel: Release Date, Cast and How to Watch

It might be the middle of summer but it’s time to bundle up and enjoy some holiday wholesomeness with Christmas in July on Hallmark Channel. The first stop on this year’s lineup is Christmas Under Construction featuring Jessica Lowndes and Daniel Lissing.

There are four movies in this year’s Christmas in July lineup on Hallmark Channel: Christmas Under Construction, O Little Christmas Market, Snowbound for the Holidays and Love Under the Mistletoe. You can also catch Christmas at Sea season 2 over on Hallmark Plus.

If you missed Hallmark’s Summer Nights programming event, you can catch all of the warm-weather action on Hallmak Plus. This year’s movies include A Castle of Our Own with Brennan Elliott and Erica Cerra, The Greek Aisle with Nikki DeLoach and Apostolis Totsikas, Texas Two-Step with Heather Hemmens and Brendan Penny and The Love Heist with Lyndsy Fonseca and Peter Porte.

Here’s what you need to know about Christmas Under Construction.

What is Christmas Under Construction about?

Here’s the synopsis from Hallmark Channel:

“While doing a Christmas renovation for a cozy New Hampshire cabin, Chelsea, the star of a hit reality show, Renovation Romance, finds an unexpected connection with the cabin’s owner, Cooper.”

Who is in it?

Christmas Under Construction features Jessica Lowndes (Mix-Up in the Mediterranean, Christmas at Pemberley Manor) as Chelsea and Daniel Lissing (When Calls the Heart) as Cooper.

How to watch Christmas Under Construction

Christmas Under Construction premieres Saturday, July 4, at 8pm ET/PT on Hallmark Channel. The movie will be available to stream the following day on Hallmark Plus.

Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Mystery are included in many cable TV packages. You can also access Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Mystery via Philo, Sling TV, Frndly TV, Hulu with Live TV, YouTube TV and Fubo. Hallmark Plus is a standalone streaming service that requires its own subscription; new movies and series are available to stream on the platform day after they air.