What Is Life Below Zero Kaleb Rowland Net Worth?

Kaleb Rowland has a net worth of $600 thousand. Kaleb is a cast member of Life Below Zero Next Generation on National Geographic.

The television personality gave up his commercial fisherman endeavors and started his life in rural areas. Recently, he worked as a pilot, builder, and jack-of-all-trades. Also, he made additional cash from the show.

According to Distractify, the cast member of the original series Life Below Zero, Glenn Villeneuve, earned $200,000 per year for his arrival on the show. The former cast member of the show, Sue Aiken and Jesse Holmes, wealth was around $500,000.

Also, Andy Bassich has $250,000, and Chip & Agnes Hailstone have an estimated $200,000. According to National Geographic, Rowland and his wife, Brittany, have five acres of land where they would build their ideal family compound in the rural mountains of McCarthy.

He also made income from his contracting business and beekeeping. He is working alongside his wife to provide income for his family member. 

Rowland made earnings through different sources like TV shows, his contracting business and as a pilot. The television personality shows his interest in building flying or snow machining.

TV Personality

He is a cast of the reality show Life Below Zero: Next Generation. The television personality makes extra income from his appearance in the show. The series follows the Alaskans who have tried living contemporary but left it behind to live freely in the brutal Alaskan wilderness.

Also, he appeared in the show with Jessi, Chris Morse, Alex Javor, Michael Manzo, Johnny Rolfe, and his wife, Brittany. 

Business

His other source of earnings is his local business. The television personality owns his contracting company and stays quite busy with it from April to as late as November. Besides this, he is a pilot and a builder. 

In 2021, he started a beekeeping business alongside his spouse. He owns a snow machine which his son loves to drive. Previously, he served as a commercial fisherman when he moved to Fairbanks at age 19.

His wife, Brittany Rowland, seemed to make money from the sewing machine and knitting some projects. They also have a farm with bees which provides them with an abundance of honey, and a freezer full of fish, sheep, and homegrown chicken.

The primary source of income is her essential oil business. According to Brittany, in the summer, she bakes bread for locals, sometimes wash sheets for a massage therapist, and sells fresh eggs when she has them.

Also, she dreams of having several dairy goats or a dairy cow.