Your deck railing can fail if your deck construction was not done in the proper order. When building a deck, the deck railings should be painted prior to construction.
Your deck railing can fail if your deck construction was not done in the proper order. When building a deck, the deck railings should be painted prior to construction.
Caulking can be a very messy job. Discover some tips on how to caulk a tub or shower. Knowing how to caulk will make your silicone caulk job look better and you will caulk smoother.
In this issue, the DVD winners are announced, gutter guard update, test results of LED flashlight, vinyl tile glue on hardwood flooring, paying contractors and the latest columns.
A plain concrete fireplace hearth can be covered with slate, tile or stone. Fireplace hearth designs need to consider the flooring adjacent to the hearth. Proper planning and your fireplace will look great.
Do you know how to frame a house? Frame a house is major project. Whether framing an interior wall or a whole house framing, these wall framing basics will make your framing project a success.
In this issue, there is a wide range of topics - from granite countertops and radon, composite decking, septic tank information, the Stain Solver warehouse, sandstone and slate flooring DVD contest and more.
A concrete overlay is a great way to patch your spalling concrete sidewalk, driveway or stucco. Discover how to repair your concrete. Concrete overlays can last years if the concrete work is done properly.
In this issue, telling the truth on property disclosure, polybutylene plumbing pipe settlement, Stain Solver is moved, new lead rules, an idiot handyman, Sonoma tile and flamed-granite and the latest column and video.
Replacing a leaking shower head led one reader to more problems. The shower head fell and broke a ceramic soap dish. Now he needs to know how to replace a broken soap dish. Matching the existing ceramic tile and not damaging the surrounding tile could be quite a job.
In this issue of my newsletter have I got jambalaya for you! Wait until you read about the feedback from last week's newsletter, how to calculate a fair price for a new home, a contest, my latest columns and video links and much more.
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