Do you know how electricity actually works to power your home? Do you feel comfortable with basic wiring, diagnosing electrical problems and performing (safely!) simple repairs on your own?
In this episode of the DIY series we go over these topics, as well as some fascinating facts about electricity that you’ll hopefully find not only interesting but very helpful! Check out the video below to learn more…
Interior caulking is a job you definitely don’t want to have to pay a professional to do, but if you don’t know much about the many different types of sealants or best practices for applying them you’ll probably end up with a big mess and an even bigger headache!
In this DIY episode we go over common types of caulks, their properties and intended uses, tricks to a clean and professional grade installation, and more.
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Are you familiar with the most common types of power saws, and do you feel completely comfortable using them? Power saws are a must for many DIY home projects, but many people don’t know much beyond the basics.
In this video, we go over the most common types of power saws, their uses, how to operate them safely and more.
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In this video, we go over types of supply and waste pipes, connections, plumbing products and more. Think plumbing repairs are way too hard to tackle on your own? Think again! Watch this video to learn how simple some basic tasks can be.
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Currently we here in PA, and many others throughout the country, are temporarily on a stay-at-home order due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Rather than waste time, I figured I would be productive and create a number of do-it-yourself (DIY) videos to help teach homeowners how to do tasks around the house that many either don’t know how to do or simply view beyond their abilities. In reality, many tasks are much easier than you might think, and what better time to learn to complete some long overdue home projects than when you’re forced to stay at home?
The next many posts will contain links to instructional videos, and I hope you find them very helpful. Please be sure to subscribe, like and share to help get the information out to as many people as possible, as we’re hoping to help as many homeowners as we can!
The first video goes over painting tips and can be found here:
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