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  • The edge of the pool uses tile.

    The Downside To Using Tile Around Your Pool (& Better Alternatives)

    If you're installing or renovating an in-ground pool, there are a lot of options for decking. You may want to use a stylish tile for the area, but should you?

    By Paige Mathieu 5 months ago Read More
  • Exterior of a house that shows a screen door

    Vinyl Vs Wood Screen Doors: Which Is The Best Option For Your Home?

    Screen doors can be made of both vinyl and wood, but which material is ideal for your situation? Learn more about their pros and cons to help you decide.

    By Lucy Hankins 5 months ago Read More
  • Someone working on an outdoor DIY

    Create Endless Outdoor Possibilities With An Inexpensive Wood Accent Wall

    Is your outdoor space feeling a bit lackluster? Spruce it up with this wood accent wall that's perfect for both expert builders and novice DIYers.

    By Kristy Bowen 5 months ago Read More
  • Workers installing a chain link fence

    Common Mistakes To Avoid When Installing Chain Link Fence

    Just because a project is simple, it doesn't mean you can't still make mistakes. Install a long-lasting chain link fence with these easy tips.

    By Kandice Vincent 5 months ago Read More
  • Construction worker installing chain link fence with a drill

    Mistakes Everyone Makes When Installing A Chain Link Fence

    Chain link is an affordable fencing option and it's even more affordable to DIY the installation. Avoid these mistakes that jeopardizes the fence's lifespan.

    By Kyle Schurman 5 months ago Read More
  • white picket fence with round fence post caps surrounded by greenery

    The Surprising Way Fence Post Caps Could Actually Save You Money In The Long Run

    Fence post caps, unfortunately, don't get the same kind of attention as the fence posts. However, there are several reasons they could save you money.

    By Osi Egwuogu 5 months ago Read More
  • A person enjoying a shower in an outdoor, open-air shower

    Wood Vs PVC: What's The Best Material For An Outdoor Shower Enclosure

    Deciding that you want to shower under the open sky is step one. Now it's time to decide what kind of enclosure to bask inside of: classic wood or easy PVC.

    By Lucy Hankins 5 months ago Read More
  • Man holding the ring of a metal gate latch

    How Fence Gate Hardware Can Make Or Break Your Design

    So you need a fence gate, and you've started to think about hardware. Well, think carefully, because it can make or break your design.

    By Bob Beacham 5 months ago Read More
  • A front porch with a wood door and a black lantern wall sconces

    How To Choose And Place The Right Size Outdoor Light

    Outdoor lights are both functional and stylistic features that amplify your home's exterior. However, their size and placement greatly impact these aspects.

    By Trisha Sprouse 5 months ago Read More
  • View from a deck with cable railings.

    How Much Cable Deck Railing Costs To Install (& A Cheaper Alternative To Consider)

    Cable deck railing can bring a modern touch to your deck, but it comes at a cost. Here's what you need to know and an equally chic and unexpected alternative.

    By Joey Gonzalez 5 months ago Read More
  • A house with two garages

    Unreliable Garage Door Brands To Avoid, According To 4 Experts

    If it's time to replace your garage door, you maybe wondering which brands to steer clear of. Our experts share the garage door makers they advise avoiding.

    By Deirdre Mundorf 5 months ago Read More
  • Modern fence in residential area

    The Fence Solution That Could Provide Far More Power For Your Home

    If you're looking for a new fence, this modern option could work as a barrier around your home while bringing technological advances to your property.

    By Lindsay Donaldson 5 months ago Read More
  • Attractive fire pit area using pavers for base, wall and pillars

    Fire Pit DIY Vs. Hiring A Pro: There's More To Consider Than Budget

    While budget may be your first concern when considering building a fire pit, it isn't your only one. Here's how to decide whether to DIY or hire a pro.

    By Bob Beacham 5 months ago Read More
  • Circular garden patio with a table, chairs, and potted plants

    How To Lay Pavers For A Rounded Patio In Your Backyard

    Laying pavers for a rounded patio seems tricky at first, but if you're handy with power tools, this technique will get the job done every time.

    By Jeff Katieno 5 months ago Read More
  • Three new replacement windows with green trim on front of house

    2025's Biggest Window Treatment Trend Is A Better Investment For Your Future

    This emerging trend in window treatment is important to consider, whether your windows currently need replacing or not. Your location may affect your needs.

    By Barbara Pavone 5 months ago Read More
  • Close-up of a red front door with a high-gloss finish

    Is A High-Gloss Lacquer Exterior Door Right For You? Here's What You Need To Know

    Nothing brings curb appeal quite like a high-gloss lacquer front door. However, besides this finish's looks, there are more upsides and downsides to consider.

    By Vanessa Taylor 5 months ago Read More
  • Woman staining a wood fence

    How To Determine The Best Type Of Stain For Your Wood Fence

    Staining your wood fence will breathe new life into it and even make your landscaping pop more, so here's what to know when it comes to choosing the right type.

    By Kyle Schurman 5 months ago Read More
  • stamped and stained concrete porch steps

    How To Stain Concrete Floors (And The Best And Worst Products To Use)

    Staining your concrete flooring isn't as simple as going to the store and grabbing a product, as there are many factors to know before getting started.

    By Osi Egwuogu 5 months ago Read More
  • Tree fallen on roof of a single-story house due to a storm

    What To Do If Your Roof Is Damaged In A Storm

    Dealing with roof damage from severe weather? There are a few steps that are critical to follow afterwards to avoid major headaches from inconviences.

    By Ashley R. Cottrell 5 months ago Read More
  • Mike Holmes smiling in a blue shirt

    How To Choose Asphalt Shingles Based On Mike Holmes' Advice

    Selecting the right asphalt shingles for your home isn't always simple. Consider advice from HGTV's Mike Holmes to make a smart decision for your new roof.

    By Emily Ray 5 months ago Read More
  • Metal chairs and a table in a garden hideaway.

    14 Inexpensive Ways To Create A Relaxing Hideaway Spot In Your Garden

    Browse through these 14 ideas and find the perfect solution for creating a relaxing hideaway in the garden without spending too much money.

    By Peg Aloi 5 months ago Read More
  • Smiling young couple going over plans in modern home

    Types Of Home Renovations That Require Permits Before Starting

    Dealing with permits is rarely anyone's favorite part of renovating their home, but knowing which you need to get can save you a great deal of trouble.

    By Gwen Swanson 5 months ago Read More
  • Attractive no-dig fence that looks like traditional pickets

    No-Dig Fences Are Budget-Friendly, But Consider These Downsides Before Installing

    No-dig fencing seems like a budget-friendly solution at a glance, but its configuration comes with several important drawbacks. Find out what they are.

    By Bob Beacham 5 months ago Read More
  • People demolishing a wall

    Should You Stay Or Temporarily Move Out When Renovating Your Home?

    Staying in your home while you renovate it can help to significantly cut costs, but it is worth it? Here's what you should consider before deciding.

    By Shelley Frost 5 months ago Read More
  • Six-seater outdoor dining set with umbrella on pea gravel pad in grassy lawn.

    Create A Custom Outdoor Dining Area In Your Yard With A Gravel Pad DIY

    If you want an outdoor dining area but need something more put together than a shady spot, this gravel pad DIY is a budget- and user-friendly project.

    By Noah Hoit 5 months ago Read More
  • A shady backyard patio oasis with lush greenery and furniture

    What You Can Realistically Expect To Pay For A Backyard Oasis

    Planning to build your very own backyard oasis? Considering all the variables that influence costs will help you create a realistic budget for the project.

    By Bob Beacham 5 months ago Read More
  • Jenny Marrs speaking into a microphone while onstage at a panel event

    Fabulous Ways HGTV's Jenny Marrs Transforms Boring Brick Around Homes

    If you don't love the brick around your home, consider updating them. HGTV's Jenny Marrs shares how she turns bricks from bland to beautiful.

    By Rachel Greve 5 months ago Read More
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