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A/C Maintenance (segment #5124) If you have a central heating and air-conditioning system, chances are you have one of these sitting outside your house. This is the air-conditioner’s condensing unit, and what this... Read More >>		Above Ground Pool (segment #6147) Have you ever looked out into your backyard and thought, "I would really like to have a pool, but I just can't afford it." Well, we have got a great pool project for you that comes in a kit. ... Read More >>

Arched Openings (segment #5112) You can transform any ordinary rectangular doorway into a classic archway, and I’ll show you how. The first thing you’ll need is a large piece of cardboard. And we’re going to draw the outline of the ... Read More >>		Arches (segment #8110) Creative Corners by Archcraft Products has created prefabricated arches that anyone can install in their home. Everything a homeowner needs for the installation is included in a kit, allowing anyone t... Read More >>

Arches (segment #6131) In many homes, this is standard - to have a squared-off opening, not only in the entryway, but in other rooms throughout your house. If you wanna give a squared-off opening a dramatic new look, you ca... Read More >>		Attic Fan Replacement (segment #6119) Today I'll show you how to replace the attic fan and how to wire it. We're going to upgrade the fan with a commercial electrical fan. And this one has a lot more features. ... Read More >>

Attic Space (segment #5143) Today, we’re going to help the homeowners out. We’re going to lay a floor up in the attic and help them get some of this stuff out of the garage. And who knows, maybe they can get a car in here.... Read More >>		Base Molding (segment #6122) It may not be the first thing you notice about a room, but the base molding can provide an accent. It can become the frame for the picture you're trying to create with your interior design. Today, we'... Read More >>

Basement Re-Do (segment #5145) Here are a couple of different ways to maintain, clean up and organize your basement.... Read More >>		Bathroom Fan (segment #6146) The fan in this bathroom is about 20 years old. It's just about worn out. So we need to replace it. ... Read More >>

Bathroom Makeover (segment #7102) It hasn’t always been easy to find good looking accessories for your bath. Now, you can achieve the total look you’re after---from soap dishes and robe hooks to towel holders and shelves---all designe... Read More >>		Bathroom Tiles (segment #6101) You can put in a tile floor to remodel your bathroom at half the cost of hiring a contractor.... Read More >>

BBQ Grill (segment #tD49-1-98) If you have brick around your home, you should have the BBQ pit match it. ... Read More >>		BBQ Grill Brick Pedestal (segment #5151) We just got a new barbecue grill. We're going to build a brick pedestal to set the grill on top of. Not only will it make the patio area look great, it's a simple project that you can do yourself.... Read More >>

Blown-in Insulation (segment #5149) Today, as in the past, energy conservation has been a vital concern to homeowners. Since the energy crisis in the mid 70s sent utility bills soaring, homeowners have appreciated the value of a well i... Read More >>		Bomber Fan (segment #6139) When the seasons change it's nice to just sit outside and enjoy the cool breeze. But wouldn't it be nice to bring the cool air inside your home? Well, now you can. Today we're going to install a whole... Read More >>

Breakfast Bar Railing (segment #5116) If you have a breakfast bar in your home have you ever thought about how nice it would be just to sit down and have somewhere to rest your feet? Well, not only is the brass bar railing comfortable i... Read More >>		Brick Mailbox (segment #6134) Most mailboxes do a good job of holding your mail, but they're not very good at protecting it. If you're not home, anyone could open your mailbox and take out checks or other important correspondence.... Read More >>

Build a Concrete Walkway (segment #9103) Today we're in a really nice shaded front yard. The homeowners added a cobblestone-style pathway and tinted it red to compliment the pumice stones in their landscape. So what we're going to do today i... Read More >>		Build a Quick & Easy Work Bench (segment #9101) Even the most basic carpentry jobs are hard to do without having some kind of workbench. You can use a couple of sawhorses and a piece of plywood, if you’re in a pinch, but if you’re going to do a lit... Read More >>

Build a Wall Shelf (segment #wallshelf) This is a great project that can be easily made to any size you wish. If you want a bigger shelf, just keep evenly spacing more spindles as the shelf gets larger.... Read More >>		Building a Backyard Pond (segment #5110) Even though you can put in a water garden by yourself, sometimes you may want to call in the experts to give you some guidance. We installed this water garden in a day and it’s not as difficult as you... Read More >>

Building a Concrete Walkway (segment #5105) This is a real high traffic area, and as a result of that my grass is really getting beaten down through here. Not only does it look bad, but when it rains, it turns into a muddy mess and then my hous... Read More >>		Building a Deck (segment #4209) If you've ever had the feeling that something is missing in your backyard, you may want to consider installing a redwood deck. It's a fun job that provides many options and challenges for the weekend ... Read More >>

Building a Greenhouse (segment #6123) Greenhouses are not just for people who have a lot of space and a lot of money. In fact, a number of companies now make greenhouse kits that are smaller and more affordable. The one that we're putting... Read More >>		Building a Greenhouse (segment #5142) We're building a greenhouse this morning. Looks like Al Carrell did a great job on this foundation for our greenhouse. This greenhouse is really based for a do-it-yourself project.... Read More >>

Building a Wall (segment #tD49-2-98) Today, we’re going to build what most homes need – a bigger utility room. This room is very narrow – room enough for the washer and dryer. They’d like to put their freezer and cat’s litter box in here... Read More >>		Building a Weight Bench (segment #weightbench) This weight bench is designed to safely hold only 100 pounds in weights.... Read More >>

Building Deck Stairs (segment #5144) Today, we’re building a landing and some stairs to go with this deck. I’m with Dave Lombardo and his crew from American Deck.... Read More >>		Built-in Bookshelf (segment #6135) This homeowner needs more space in the kitchen, but there isn't any more room to add cabinets. So today we're going to build some shelves to help them reclaim their space and we're going to put them r... Read More >>

Can Crusher (segment #ath397) Crushing aluminum cans takes up less space in your recycling bin. This can crusher is easy to make and could be a fun project for the kids to help with. ... Read More >>		Cedar Closet (segment #6124) If you like the idea of protecting your clothes from moths and other insects, but you don't like the smell of moth balls, today we have a great alternative. We're going to be installing these 4x8 pres... Read More >>

Cedar Closets (segment #5135) Did you know that the smell of cedar drives away moths and other insects? So, a cedar closet is a great place to store your clothes. Plus they come out of storage smelling fresh instead of like moth... Read More >>		Ceiling Fans (segment #tD30-2-98) Choosing the right ceiling fan isn’t exactly a breeze. There are hundreds of models on the market, enough to make your head spin, ranging in price from $20 to $2,000. Styles run the gamut as well...... Read More >>

Chair Rails (segment #6118) There are a lot of different types of wood wainscoating. Once you've selected your panels or planks, you need to finish them. You can use paint, stain or whitewash.... Read More >>		Closet Organizer (segment #8101) Whether you have large walk-in closets or small reach-in closets, chances are you can improve the space-efficiency of this important storage area. ... Read More >>

Closet Organizing (segment #5152) We’re going to go get a closet organizer and see if we can make some sense of this closet. It’s a pretty simple project that you can do yourself.... Read More >>		Coating Your Garage Floor (segment #6111) It may look like I'm painting the garage floor, but actually what I'm doing is putting down an epoxy coating. It's better than paint. It comes with a lifetime warranty and not only will it beautify yo... Read More >>

Copper CD Rack (segment #coppercdrack) Fun copper project to store your CDs... Read More >>		Cubby Vac (segment #6115) This is a chore most of us probably do several times a week. Today, I'll show you a project in which we'll install a whole-house vacuum system that will make your life easier and more convenient. ... Read More >>

Dead Bolt Install (segment #6104) One way to make your home more secure is to install a deadbolt lock on each door leading into your house, whether it's the front, back or interior garage door. Installing a deadbolt lock makes it much... Read More >>		Deck Base (segment #6105) If you've ever thought about adding a backyard deck to your home there are several good reasons to go ahead and do it. First of all it will add beauty and value to your home. Plus, if you want to do i... Read More >>

Dog House (segment #5106) You can build your dog his own little house after watching this show. You'll see what materials you'll need and how to put them together.... Read More >>		Doll Shelves (segment #6132) If your child's toys are taking up all the floor space in their room, you can add shelves to not only add some style to the area but give your child more space in which to play.... Read More >>

Door Dress Up (segment #6109) Have you been looking at the front of your house thinking your front door looks a little dingy and blah? There are several things you can do to beautify your front door and enhance the curb appeal of ... Read More >>		Door Replacement (segment #6128) The first thing you notice about this door is it won't close properly. Also, the weather stripping is all but gone. This happens over time. Doors just wear out. So today we're going to replace it with... Read More >>

Drywall Repair (segment #5104) Are you using artwork to hide a nasty little secret? Ugly holes and gouges in your walls. We’ll show you how to repair sheetrock and get rid of holes and gouges - even hairline cracks. If you have a h... Read More >>		Durable Deck (Vinyl) by Anchor Decking (segment #6113) If you're tired of looking at aged, split, warped, cupped or cracked wood decking imagine the possibilities with Durable Deck. Durable Deck, from Anchor Decking Systems, is the only vinyl deck coverin... Read More >>

Enhancing an Entryway (segment #5137) In an afternoon, we were able to transform an average entryway into something exquisite. Our fancy look is so easy to achieve, you can do it yourself.... Read More >>		Faux Finish (segment #6143) I recently textured this wall and now I'm ready to paint it. Today I'm going to show you how to apply a faux finish to the wall, which is a painting technique.... Read More >>

Finishing a Wall (segment #6137) Today we're on day two of our project at a storage area to this garage. We've already framed out the wall and now we're ready to add some drywall. ... Read More >>		Floor Tile (segment #10102) In this project, our homeowner is converting a spare bedroom into a home office, and wants to change the flooring from carpet to durable and distinctive tile. Tile is an excellent choice for a home of... Read More >>

Framing a Wall (segment #6129) Today we're going to do a basic carpentry job. We're going to frame a wall to create storage space for this area. ... Read More >>		French Drain (segment #6252) One of the most common problems in residential landscaping is improper drainage. Having a properly drained landscape is every bit as important as having a properly watered landscape.... Read More >>

Front Door Redo (segment #5128) We have a front door that needs some major repair work. Today, we're in a house that's at least thirty years old. You can see with this door frame, see how the weather stripping's just coming ... Read More >>		Garage Cabinets (segment #6148) Take a look at this garage. We have tools, paint cans, saw horses, all kind of other things all over the floor. We need some more space. You can use old kitchen cabinets to create extra storage space ... Read More >>

Garage Organization (segment #7307) Most Americans do a good job of keeping their houses clean. But their garages end up looking like a big huge mess. They become this cluttered because there’s no place to store all the tools, sporting ... Read More >>		Garage Shelving (segment #5109) I’ve got some ideas on how we can get this garage organized. We’ll get some of this junk up off the floor. The first idea that I have is to put up a shelf up right here. Now it’s going to be really ea... Read More >>

Garbage Disposal Replacement (segment #6107) As you can see, this garbage disposal isn't working too well. It barely did any damage to this celery. This disposal is old and the chopping blades are worn out. So, we're going to replace it with a n... Read More >>		Glass Cabinet Doors (segment #6140) Today we're going to show you a fun, inexpensive way that you can give your cabinets a new look. We're going to replace the center panels with glass to create accent cabinets, and the best part about ... Read More >>

Hanging Wallpaper (segment #t72-3-97) This will take you through the process of hanging pre-pasted wallpaper. ... Read More >>		Hot water Recirculation (segment #6112) How many of us do this every morning - turn on the hot water and then wait, wait for it to heat up? The average American family of four wastes between 10 and 15,000 gallons of water every year just wa... Read More >>

HVAC Drain (segment #5129) What we have here is a big wet spot on this carpet. And since the air-conditioner’s right here in this closet, that’s telling me that’s probably the problem. The condensation drain is... Read More >>		Hy-Lite Door Treatment (segment #8102) Hy-Lite windows can be installed in the interior of your home, as we did on our show, by inserting the Hy-Lite Door Lite unit into an interior door.... Read More >>

In-Wall Ironing Center (segment #5146) For some people ironing can be a pretty boring job. If you’re using a convention ironing board like this one it can be a real hassle. That’s because the ironing board is pretty unstable on... Read More >>		Infinity Mirror (segment #infinity) The infinity mirror has lights that seem to go very deep into the frame. It's particularly dramatic in a darkened room. However, when the mirror lights are off and the room lights are on, it's just li... Read More >>

Install a Shower Door (segment #6133) You can put an end to your problems and give your bathroom a fresh new look by installing a glass shower door. Best of all, you can do it yourself. ... Read More >>		Installing a Ceiling Fan (segment #10101) You can liven up a room and increase air circulation by installing a ceiling fan. Ceiling fans come in a variety of styles and models, and can range in price from forty to four hundred dollars. In tod... Read More >>

Installing a Dishwasher (segment #5139) Today, we're going to add a dishwasher. As you can see, these old cabinets and drawers underneath the kitchen counter are falling apart. We could just replace them, but we want to make better use of... Read More >>		Installing a Dishwasher (segment #6127) This dishwasher has seen its better days. It no longer works; so today we're going to replace it. Because all the hoses and pipes are already here, this should be a fairly simple do-it-yourself projec... Read More >>

Installing a Garage Door Opener (segment #5147) Not having an automatic garage door opener can be a real inconvenience. If you’re building a new home like this one, this is the best time to put it in right from the start. It’s a... Read More >>		Installing a Garbage Disposal (segment #tD46-2-98) Disposals are pretty cheap anywhere from about $60 to $200, depending on the horsepower. And, if you install it yourself, you’ll save about $100 you’d pay for the labor.... Read More >>

Installing a Medicine Cabinet (segment #t91-3-98) Does this bathroom countertop look familiar to you, just too much clutter? Homes nowadays just don't have enough drawers in the bathroom. Today we're going to show you how to keep all of this with... Read More >>		Installing a New Kitchen Floor (segment #5131) We’re going to be installing a new kitchen floor and it’s a simple do-it-yourself project. What’s great about it is we’re going to be able to install the new one right on top of this old one so it’s r... Read More >>

Installing a Solar Attic Fan (segment #9102) Heat and moisture are bad for attics. When you don’t have proper ventilation in your attic, it can also raise your utility bill. A simple and cost effective solution is to install a solar attic fan.... Read More >>		Installing Gutters (segment #9106) Water is bad news for a home’s foundation. And because this house doesn’t have a gutter system you can see where the rainwater has done a lot of damage. So to get the water away from the home’s founda... Read More >>

Installing In-Wall Speakers (segment #6106) It's great to be able to be able to come home after a long day and watch your favorite TV show or listen to your favorite music. But it would be even better if you could get rid of your big speakers s... Read More >>		Installing Pergo Flooring (segment #5123) If you've ever wanted the look and feel of a hardwood floor, without the expense or tired of carpet, You may want to try a free-floating laminated wood floor that you can install yourself.... Read More >>

Instant Hot Water (segment #7108) It will give you hot water right away. It will save you money on your water bill and it will keep all that water from going right down the drain. ... Read More >>		Jetted Shower (Delta) (segment #7303) Bathrooms aren't just for bathing and getting dressed anymore. Nowadays, they've become a place to escape. And there's no better way to get away from the rest of the world than to relax in a jetted sh... Read More >>

Kitchen Makeover (segment #5130) We’re going to upgrade the look of this kitchen by saying goodbye to these old things and putting in new cabinet facing.... Read More >>		Laminate Flooring DIY (segment #10105) Does your floor need a new look? With laminate flooring, you can create a stylish look at the fraction of the cost of a traditional wood floor, and best of all, you can easily install it yourself and ... Read More >>

Make Your Own Molding (segment #5140) If your base boards in your home look like these - old, worn out and ratty looking, you don’t have to live with them anymore. Today, I'll show you how to build a three-piece base board to spruce up an... Read More >>		Making Your Garage into a Workshop (segment #garageworkshop) Transform your garage into a workshop by installing fluorescent lighting and insulating your garage door.... Read More >>

Misting System (segment #6126) Patio covers like this one can provide great shade. But sometimes even that's not enough to keep you cool. Today we're going to show you how to install your very own misting system at your house. ... Read More >>		Misting Systems (segment #9105) If you live in a hot climate and need relief from the heat, you may want to install an outdoor misting system. They have been used for years to cool restaurant patios. Some people even use them for du... Read More >>

Misting Systems (segment #5113) If you’re looking for a way to beat the summer heat, a misting system might be the answer for you. By installing an outdoor misting system on your patio you can reduce the temperature by as much as 20... Read More >>		Monarch Decking (segment #7109) Life is already high maintenance enough; your deck shouldn’t be. That’s why we chose Monarch Decking, the complete deck for life.... Read More >>

Mortar Joint Patch (segment #ath127) Missing or cracked mortar joints between bricks are repaired with a process called 'tuck pointing'. Here is the procedure...... Read More >>		Mortarless Brick Exterior (segment #9301) The owner of this house wants to upgrade his home's drive-up appeal. The existing vinyl exterior has obviously seen better days, and the owner would like to replace the vinyl with the look of brick. T... Read More >>

Oven Maintenance (segment #5122) We’re going to find out what’s wrong with this oven. This weekend I was making some cinnamon rolls and they just wouldn't bake. That means this oven isn’t heating properly. If you... Read More >>		Pantry Organizer (segment #6121) The family that bought this house hasn't moved in yet, so what a great time to do a makeover on this pantry before the shelves get filled. Today we're going to be installing a ventilated shelving and ... Read More >>

Pavestone Botanical Wall (segment #5120) In this botanical wall system, concrete cast stones create hundreds of individual planters within the wall. And because they interlock in a unique fashion from back to front, they’ll keep their plants... Read More >>		Pavestone Driveway (segment #5103) The owners of this home decided they liked the home they’d built and the landscaping they’d done but they still wanted to dress it up a bit. So they decided to replace their existin... Read More >>

Peel & Stick Tile (segment #6149) When it comes to flooring there are a lot of different options available. We've removed the carpet in this bathroom because in general carpet's not a good idea in the bathroom because of moisture that... Read More >>		Pet Door (segment #6114) If you have a pet you know how aggravating it can be to have to constantly get up just to let it outside. Today we're installing a pet door in this door. That'll make life easier for you and for your ... Read More >>

Playhouses (segment #6138) Building your child a playhouse is easier than ever using prefabricated kits. This is a two-person job, so today Sonya and I'll build a play house together. ... Read More >>		Programmable Thermostat (segment #7101) Heating and cooling a house can be a major expense for homeowners. But programmable thermostats are very efficient and they can save homeowners thousands of dollars. ... Read More >>

PTAC Installation (segment #5102) Many of you may have added on a room on to your house like this sunroom. While the extra space is great, you do need to think about how you want to heat and cool your new room. I’ve got a solution f... Read More >>		Rainhandler (segment #7110) Are you looking for a better way to keep rainwater away from your house than traditional gutters? The alternative is a patented, state of the art rain dispersal system called Rainhandler... Read More >>

Removing Wallpaper (segment #5126) Removing the wallpaper can bring a room like this out of the dark ages and you might be surprised to find going from wallpaper to textured walls is so simple you can do it yourself.... Read More >>		Replacing a Ceiling Fan (segment #6125) Air circulation in your home is very important, but sometimes the air vents alone aren't enough to get the air moving around. For example, if you have a lot of people in the dining room, it can get to... Read More >>

Replacing a Gate (segment #6110) Here's the solution to our problem. It's called a Good Idea Gate, and it's made by Gate Frame Industries in California.... Read More >>		Replacing a Mailbox (segment #6724) Whether your mailbox has been destroyed by vandals or an automobile, replacing it can be simple, with a few easy steps.... Read More >>

Replacing Sliding Glass Doors (segment #tD51-1-98) This example illustrates the replacement of three glass sliding doors with three thermal pane doors that swing open. ... Read More >>		Replacing The Wax Ring Around Your Toilet (segment #6102) Leak around your toilet? Learn how to replace the wax ring yourself.... Read More >>

Replacing Wallpaper (segment #6117) This is a common problem that many people run into. Trying to remove the wallpaper can be difficult. ... Read More >>		Roof Repair (segment #6116) Today we're talking about what happens when you have water that should remain outside, but ends up on the inside of your house. We've noticed some stains on the ceiling which indicate that we probably... Read More >>

Sawing/Building Steps (segment #tD51-3-98) This example is of building a 3-riser step (21 inches).... Read More >>		Screen Repair (segment #5107) This is a great time of year to leave your windows open and let the cool breeze into your house. But, if you have an ugly rip in your screen, you’re probably going to invite the bugs in as well. But i... Read More >>

Screen Tight (segment #6142) It's so nice to be able to come outside on your porch or patio and relax, enjoy a nice cool breeze, but if your relaxation is being interrupted by insects bugging you might wanna consider screening in... Read More >>		Shower Doors (segment #5119) Today, I’ll show you how to add beautiful glass shower doors to your second bathroom in place of this curtain. Not only will it add a decorative touch to your bathroom, but it’s a project you can do y... Read More >>

Single Pane Windows (segment #5132) In these old houses, windows seem to wear out first. For example, the bottom rail is rotted so in order to replace the wood we’re going to have to remove the sash from the frame. ... Read More >>		Sink & Faucet Replacement (segment #5125) Today, I'm underneath the kitchen sink turning off the water supply lines and unplugging the garbage disposal because I'll be showing you how to replace your kitchen sink and faucet. ... Read More >>

Snap Laminate (segment #6108) Over time even the best carpet wears out and needs to be replaced. With so many floor covering options available today, what do you choose? More carpet, hardwood floors, vinyl or laminate? If you want... Read More >>		Snap Together Laminate Floors (segment #5136) More and more homeowners are opting for the wood look. As you know, wood can be expensive and difficult to install, so the solution for many do-it-yourselfers is laminate flooring.... Read More >>

Squeaky Floor Fix (segment #5127) We're going to be replacing this old, worn out carpet. Can you hear that? This will be the perfect time to fix these squeaky floorboards while we're at it. A good place to start taking up your carpet... Read More >>		Stained Concrete Floor (segment #5117) When it comes to flooring there are all kinds of choices including carpet, wood, vinyl, laminate, even ceramic tile. But have you ever thought about just leaving the concrete slab exposed? Well, if y... Read More >>

Stairwell Bookcase (segment #5138) In most homes, the inside walls are made up of 2" by 4" studs placed 14 and ½ inches apart. Between these studs are perfect places for bookshelves or display cases. ... Read More >>		Stone Patio Walkway (segment #6144) Today we're in a backyard that has a brick sidewalk and a patio. Now this has been here for a long time. So today we're going to replace these bricks with a really nice stone from Vengeance Creek. ... Read More >>

Termites (segment #8104) Over the years we’ve talked a lot about how to prevent damage to your home from floods, earthquakes and fires. But there’s one thing that causes more damage than all of those combined … over 1 billio... Read More >>		Texturing A Wall (segment #6141) Whether you're building a new home or you're remodeling an older home, one of the important decisions that you have to make is what kind of texture to put on the walls. Texture can really enhance the ... Read More >>

Tiling a Backsplash (segment #5150) We’re in the kitchen today, and we’re going to do a fun and easy project. We’re going to tile the backsplash. I’ve got three different colors of tile, and I could use solid pieces and design a patter... Read More >>		Tiling a Kitchen Island (segment #5118) What we’re going to do is cover the top of the island with a decorative tile that will help give the kitchen some color and some style. It is going to cost less than a $100 and best of all you can do ... Read More >>

Tiling a Toilet (segment #6103) Today we'll show you an easy do-it-yourself project by tiling up this back wall. Not only will that make the bathroom look better, it'll be easier to clean. ... Read More >>		Tiling Backsplash (segment #6130) The kitchen countertops and backsplash are pretty plain. So today we're going to add some color b... Read More >>

Toilet Replacement (segment #5111) Let me show you how easy it is to replace a toilet. We’re almost ready to remove the old toilet, but before we do, let me give you a couple of tips. On the bottom of your toilet, you have a wax ring -... Read More >>		Track Lighting (segment #5148) Today, we’re going to add track lighting and the reason we chose this is so the homeowner can aim the lights wherever they need them.... Read More >>

Track Lighting (segment #6136) The lighting in this room isn't very bright, and the homeowners want to turn it into a home office. So today we're going to install track lighting which will allow the homeowner to direct the light wh... Read More >>		Trex Decking (segment #5121) This material is a wood and plastic composite. It’s half sawdust and it’s half recycled grocery bags. One of the great features about Trex's is it’s splinter free. ... Read More >>

Tubular Skylighting (segment #5134) Do you have a problem like this in any of the rooms in your house? We’re in this kitchen and it is really dark. we don’t have any windows so there’s no natural light, no reflected light. But I have a ... Read More >>		UCoat It (segment #7104) If you’ve been wondering what to do with your bare concrete garage floor, basement or even a patio, we have a water based epoxy coating that will give your unprotected floor a high quality professiona... Read More >>

Upgrade Your Fireplace (segment #5115) This home has a really nice fireplace mantel already. But the new homeowners have ordered a custom mantel and these columns are part of that.... Read More >>		Wall Safe (segment #6145) Do you have a safe place in your home to store jewelry and other valuables? Well a home burglary happens every 13 seconds in the US, so it's important that you do. Today we're going to show you how ea... Read More >>

Wall Train Track (segment #5153) Today, we’re going to be putting train track up on the wall. You’ve probably seen this in stores or even in restaurants. But what about your house? This is a very fun project so let’s get started.... Read More >>		Water Cop (segment #6120) Today we're going to show you a new product on the market that you can install on your water line that will shut the water off if there's a leak so that your house doesn't get flooded. ... Read More >>

Water Filtration (segment #7306) Wouldn’t it be great if your drinking water tasted like bottled water?... Read More >>		Weatherproofing (segment #7103) Winters can be hard on a house. And with cold temperatures just around the corner, this is the perfect time to winterize your home. There are a lot of simple and inexpensive things homeowners can d... Read More >>

Window A/C Installation (segment #5101) In just an afternoon, you can fit any room with it's own a/c unit. You’ve probably seen these units in windows, but today we're going to do a 'through-the-wall' installation. Atually, this 110 unit wa... Read More >>		Window Stool Repair (segment #5133) In older homes, window areas are usually the first to need repair. Rain or humidity causes the old wood to rot, or the wood can be damaged by heavy objects or sharp claws. Whatever caused the probl... Read More >>

Wireless Security and Lighting (segment #10104) With remote use so common, why do homeowners still get up and down to control the lights in their home? Many believe whole house lighting control systems are too expensive, hard to install and too dif... Read More >>