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.
Replacing a shower head, or if you have to fix a leaking shower head, is not a difficult job if you use the right tools. Shower heads can be a source of water leaks if the proper pipe sealant is not used.
In this issue of my newsletter I am going to talk about my move to New Hampshire and a few other things that have nothing to do with remodeling or building. This is a very rare occurrence.
There are several reasons why your door locks or deadbolt quit working properly. Discover some of these door lock problems and how to troubleshoot the cause. A little adjustment of the door lock hardware might get your door lock working again.
Tim Carter demonstrates why the size of your overmount stainless steel sink determines whether you should install your sink before or after the countertop is in place. Sinks come in various sizes. Check your kitchen sink before you install the countertop.
Tim Carter shares some of his faucet installation wisdom to make installing a sink faucet much easier. This tip will save you time on your next sink faucet project.
In this issue of my newsletter, I am going to talk about my 7.5-hour drive to the East Coast, Trex decking, a romantic birthday card, and much more. Oh, and I have another sponsor this week! Yippee!
Room additions are a popular remodeling job. Unfortunately, with room addition plans there are far more nightmares than success stories. This Checklist maximizes your chances for a happy ending.
Here is one man's story of using some led lights, an old, broken cordless carpet sweeper and a storm damaged tree. His project? A birthday card for his wife. Read how he recycled old parts and some led lighting to create a unique handcrafted gift.
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