Morgan McCrory
Location
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX
School
Stephen F. Austin State University, University Of North Texas
Expertise
Beginners Gardening, Do-it-yourself Home Renovation, Tips For Home Buyers & Sellers
- Morgan reached national audiences for six years as a television producer, creating unique segments on current events, lifestyle, and entertainment.
- Her photography and promotive writing has been the driving force for the social presence of a prominent East Texas real estate agency, as well as a landscaping specialist.
- She is experimenting with gardening and home renovation techniques as she works and lives on a farm that's been in her family for nearly a century.
Experience
Morgan has spent the last ten years combining her writing, producing, and directing expertise to create engaging content that spans mediums and themes. Her professional career began in television, where she produced an hour-long morning show five days a week for the CW. She then transitioned to marketing and advertising, serving as creative production lead and digital manager for an East Texas agency. Her work there encompasses print, web, social media, video, and audio.
Education
Morgan obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Radio, Television, Video & Film from the University of North Texas. She then attended graduate school at Stephen F. Austin State University, earning a Master of Arts in Mass Communications.
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Stories By Morgan McCrory
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For grass that suddenly appears orange, the diagnosis is most likely a fungal disease called "lawn rust." Learn what it is and how to treat it.
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Some focus solely on the grass and plants on the lawn without paying attention to what's beneath. Here's why you shouldn't ignore your lawn's soil health.
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To reseed a lawn, you'll need to take into consideration various factors to determine cost, starting with grass type. You also will need to factor in labor.
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Bathroom remodels are among the most costly renovations you can undertake. Here is how to know if you can you reuse drywall from your bathroom remodel?
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Fiberglass and vinyl have become popular alternatives to traditional - and pricier - wood windows. At first glance, these two options may look similar.
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When renovating a home, it is common to come across areas that aren't straight and level. We find out what drywall shims are and how to use them.
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If you're considering if a drainboard sink is right for your kitchen space, you need to determine if it will be practical for you and if it fits your design.
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If your oven isn't heating, the igniter could be to blame. Learn how to diagnose this problem, as well as how to replace your oven igniter on your gas oven.
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Vinyl plank flooring is both sturdy and affordable, but is it right for your space? We break down which rooms welcome the addition and which are better without.
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Fiber cement boarding, otherwise known as 'Hardie Plank,' is a durable composite material suitable for a variety of uses both in and outside a home.
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A hip roof is one of those things you've likely seen yet never knew its proper name. So what is a hip roof, and is it the right roofing style for your home?
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While a washer and dryer combo sounds perfect for those who want to streamline their laundry process, there are a few things to take into consideration.
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Concrete is an almost perfect option to serve as the flooring of any room in the home. It's one of the most durable, maintainable floors out there.
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A water heater is a vital part of the home, but the heat put off by this device can lead to damage. Avoid putting these items near your water heater.
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Have you noticed that your center shower drain has been struggling to drain water? It's time to consider a linear shower drain. Here's what you should know.
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If you're getting ready for a DIY tile project, you will need a good adhesive. Here's how to decide between mastic and thinset motor for your project.
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The subfloor of your home is an important part of the structure of the space. You have two subfloor choices: OSB and plywood, and this is how they differ.
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Drano is a popular product for unclogging drains, but it is unsafe to use inside your dishwasher and can cause damage. Here's what to try instead.
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If you've noticed a humming noise from your garbage disposal, it's time to investigate. Here are some possible causes of the noise and how to fix it.
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Dusting small areas of your home can be a challenge, but this clever paintbrush hack can help you when dusting. Here's what you need to know about this hack.
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Rubbing alcohol is a multi-purpose cleaning item, but it can be toxic if inhaled. Therefore, you should avoid using rubbing alcohol to clean these areas.
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A raised garden bed is a more manageable and accessible option for home gardeners. It's often smaller than a traditional garden, but what is the ideal size?