Know The Signs Of Pipe Damage After Freezing Weather
While freezing weather might see you snug inside in front of the fire, the same can't be said for your pipes, which is why you want to know the signs of damage.
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15 Historic Home Features You Should Never Remodel
Many new homeowners' first instinct is to begin making huge changes to their houses, but if yours has these features, take a moment before you decide anything.
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What That Burning Plastic Smell In Your Dishwasher Is Trying To Tell You (& When To Call A Pro)
That burning-plastic smell in your dishwasher could mean anything from a misloaded rack to electrical trouble. Here’s when to DIY — and when to call a pro.
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Why Your Attic Is So Hot & How To Keep It Cool
In summer, attics can be up to 20 degrees hotter than the outside temperature. If you have an overly hot attic, here are some solutions you should consider.
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14 Things To Know About A Heat Pump Before Buying One For Winter
As cooler months come in, you may be considering buying a heat pump for your home. But before doing that, there are some key considerations to think about.
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Are There Freeze Resistant Pipes? What You Need To Know
Pipes made out of PEX are often advertised as “freeze resistant,” but does that really mean you can get through an arctic spell stress-free?
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How To Easily Repair A Crack In Your Glass Tiles
A chipped glass tile, whether in your bathroom or kitchen, can be a frustrating inconvenience. But instead of entirely replacing the tile, try this DIY repair.
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How To Make Heat Without Electricity: The DIY Solution That Works In A Pinch
Need heat in a pinch? This DIY solution can help when the power’s out — it’s not safe for enclosed areas, but it can be a real lifesaver when used wisely.
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Is The Price Of Hiring A Plumber And Electrician On The Rise?
If you need a skilled tradesperson, you should expect to pay a bit more for their services. But there are still ways to cut down on those costs.
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The Genius Hack That Makes Your Wobbly Ceiling Fan Smooth & Balanced
A wobbling ceiling fan can disrupt the peaceful white noise you need in the background. But this trick may help you fix it without calling a professional.
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Turn An Old Wooden Ladder Into A Rustic Display Shelf With A DIY
Got an old wooden ladder in the back of the garage? Don't leave it there to collect dust. Instead, bring it inside and turn it into the perfect lean-to shelf.
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The Popular Snow Removal Method You May Want To Reconsider
Shoveling snow is a tough job, so it makes sense that people choose to use a tough tool. However, this removal method may be doing more harm than good.
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Old Tiles May Be Hiding Asbestos. Here Are Some Signs To Look Out For
You probably already know that asbestos can lead to health problems, but how do you know if it's lurking in the tiles in your house? There are some signs.
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Effectively Kill A Tree Stump In Your Yard With A Clever Solution
Sometimes, you chop down a tree and the remaining stump keeps sprouting. Kill it using a highly affordable product you may already have and some power tools.
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11 Household Filters You Could Be Forgetting To Clean
It's easy to lost track of the to-do list of home ownership, but changing and cleaning the filters around your home on a regular basis is essential.
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16 Best Amazon Products For DIYers, According To Real Customer Reviews
Whether you enjoy DIY projects big or small, there are some useful products — from glue to power tools — you can shop on Amazon, and should have on-hand.
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How To Check For Open Safety Violations On Your Apartment Building
Apartment buildings need to be inspected for safety issues and repaired when needed. If a problem is found, an open safety violation will occur.
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The Affordable Solution That Fixes Chips & Scratches In LVP Flooring
Scuffed LVP floors? This affordable fix works like magic — all you need is a simple product and a putty knife to make those chips and scratches disappear.
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16 Important Steps To Consider When Restoring An Old Home Or Farmhouse
From addressing possible health and safety risks to budgeting correctly, keep these tips in mind as you take on any home or farmhouse restoration projects.
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Tell-Tale Signs That Your Tile Grout May Be Harboring Mold
Grout is a porous material that can allow mold to emerge, thrive, and spread in your bathroom. Pay attention to these signs that your grout is home to mold.
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What HGTV's Mike Holmes Looks For During A Home Inspection
Standard home inspections don't make the cut for this HGTV star. See how Mike Holmes goes above and beyond the average inspector to ensure a job done right.
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How To Troubleshoot Flickering LED Lightbulb Issues
LED lightbulbs are more energy-efficient than standard bulbs, but that doesn't mean they work perfectly all of the time. Here's how to troubleshoot these bulbs.
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Street Light Outside Your Home Just Went Out? Here's What You Can Do
It can be tricky to know who's responsible for an inactive street light and what you can do as a homeowner about it. Luckily, there are some basic rules.
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15 Pros & Cons Of Installing An Electric Wall Heater
Modern electric wall heaters may seem like a great choice for your home, but there are a lot of factors to consider, especially if you're on a budget.
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The Renovation Red Flag HGTV's Mike Holmes Is Warning Homeowners About
Those in the market for a new home need to ensure bathrooms have this & that it isn't improperly installed to avoid paying for one or for future costly repairs.
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15 Home Projects To Avoid Starting In The Winter
To avoid spending more money and ending up with a sub-par job, certain home projects, ranging from concrete to roofing, should be saved for warmer months.
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Furnace Thermostat Stopped Working? Check This Setting
Before you panic or call a repair tech, there’s a chance your furnace thermostat issue has a quick and easy fix. Check this one sneaky setting first.
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