How To Fix That Hissing Sound From Your Toilet
If your toilet is making hissing sounds and constantly running, its small leaks can mean losing up to 22 gallons of water daily. Here's how to fix this.
Read More-
-
The Single-Family Home Drought Is Not An Easy Fix, New Report Warns
The lagging construction of single-family homes is adding even more complexity to an already volatile market -- here's why the problem could be here to stay.
Read More -
Brighten Your Red Brick Exterior With This Tip From HGTV's Fixer To Fabulous
Red brick can look outdated -- if you're looking to ditch yours, check out how Dave and Jenny Marrs switch things up for a bright and modern look.
Read More -
A Tiny Water Leak Might Seem Like No Big Deal, But An Expert Disagrees
As a homeowner, there are many maintenance tasks that require attention. A tiny water leak might seem like no big deal, but an expert disagrees
Read More -
Are Colorful Bathroom Fixtures Coming Back In Style?
It's no secret that trends are moving away from white interiors towards more colorful designs. Will we be seeing more colorful bathroom fixtures in designs?
Read More -
Why Water Leaks In Your Home Shouldn't Be Ignored
It isn't always easy to keep on top of home maintenance and repair tasks. However, here is why water leaks in your home shouldn't be ignored.
Read More -
How To Know If Your Wood Deck Is Beyond Repair
Wooden decks are wonderful additions to a home, however, they require a certain amount of upkeep. Here's how to know if your wood deck is beyond repair.
Read More -
Bathroom Lighting Fixture Makeovers That Will Save You Money
Sometimes a big change can be made for a small amount of money. We'll get you inspired with these easy-to-DIY projects you can complete on the cheap!
Read More -
An Expert Explains How To Repair Concrete Cracks In Your Driveway
Some home repairs seem much too difficult for the average DIYer, yet with a few key tips from an expert, they become projects that almost anyone can tackle.
Read More -
The Easiest And Quickest Way To Clean Glass From Light Fixtures
Cleaning glass light fixtures is a to-do we often put off but with an easy hack that repurposes a common cleaning appliance, you can turn this task into a snap.
Read More -
What Is A Renter Generally Required To Fix Before Moving Out?
Normal wear and tear on a home are normal, but when you are renting, these damages may be costly. Here's what you need to fix before moving out.
Read More -
The Benefits Of A Feature Ceiling, According To Fixer To Fabulous Stars Dave And Jenny Marrs
Ceilings don't have to be plain and white. According to these HGTV stars, a feature ceiling may provide the pop of interest you need in your home.
Read More -
How To Fix A Dishwasher Soap Dispenser That Won't Open
If your soap dispenser doesn't open, wasting water and power during a cycle, don't write off your dishwasher just yet; there are a few fixes for this issue.
Read More -
What To Know Before Recreating Fixer Upper's Staple Shiplap Look
Are you wanting the signature Fixer Upper style in your own home? Here's all you need to know about creating the show's trendy shiplap look in your space.
Read More -
How To Fix A Leaky Bathtub Faucet Without A Professional
Is your bathtub faucet dripping, and you can't handle the sound anymore? You might not need to rack up an expensive bill to fix it. Here's how to tackle it.
Read More -
The Fastest Way To Repair A Leaking Pipe
High water pressure, rapid temperature changes, and movement in your home's foundations can lead to leaking pipes. Here's the fastest way to repair them.
Read More -
The Baby Powder Hack That Can Help Fix Your Squeaky Floors
For squeaky floors, before you go and make an appointment with a profession, you may want to give this DIY repair hack a try, which requires no special tools.
Read More -
How To Fix Nicks On Your Coffee Table
Whether it gets nicked by a child's toy or scratched by a pet, it's important to know how to fix your coffee table rather than throw it away.
Read More -
3 Biggest Signs Your Home's Pipes Need Repairs Or Replacements
Plumbing trouble can get expensive fast but there are some telltale signs that will let us know something is up before anything turns into a major repair.
Read More -
The Fastest Fix For A Splintered Wood Deck
Before throwing your hands in the air and risking tons of money on a professional, see if the splinters on your wood deck can be easily repaired by you.
Read More -
How To Add Dimension To A Dull Exterior, According To Fixer To Fabulous
If your home could use a curb appeal boost, these simple tips from "Fixer to Fabulous" stars Jenny and Dave Marrs will help brighten up a lackluster exterior.
Read More -
How Much Does It Cost To Repair A Slab Leak
Repairing a leak in the slab foundation of your home can seem like an overwhelming job. We've broken down the costs associated with this major repair.
Read More -
The Fastest Fix For A Clogged Sink
Clogged bathroom or kitchen sinks are very common, but thankfully there are some easy fixes to unclog them. Here is a fast way to fix a clogged sink.
Read More -
What Is Grade Sloping Towards The Home, And How Can You Fix It?
Grading is often seen on roadways but is also a feature of home building. Here's what it is, how to know if your property has it, and how to fix it if not.
Read More -
Why Your Refrigerator Is Leaking, According To An Expert
Water damage caused by leaks can lead to all sorts of larger issues such as harmful mold growth and warped floorboards. It's important to know what's going on.
Read More -
Can You Repair An Old And Damaged Wooden Deck With Wood Filler?
Fortunately, wood filler is a simple and affordable way to repair numerous damaged sections of wooden decking that look a little worse for wear.
Read More -
These Are The Best Breakfast Nooks Featured On Fixer Upper
We've done the legwork, scouring through every show of Fixer Upper (yes, all five seasons!) to see the most inspiring breakfast nooks they featured.
Read More
