Vaulted Wood Ceilings
Let's change that plain vaulted ceiling into a spectacular wood ceiling. You will need a few simple tools, some scaffolding and beautiful tongue and groove lumber. The change will be amazing!
Author Archives: Tim Carter
Ductwork Design
Heating design is very important. If your heating ductwork or forced air system isn't built properly for good air flow, you'll end up with a cold room. Heating systems can sometimes become blocked by debris or a damper control could be blocking the air. Another possibility is a poorly designed duct system.
Whole House Fans
A whole house fan needs plenty of exhaust area to work properly. Turbines or pot vents will help remove hot air as the whole house exhaust fan pulls it through the house.
AsktheBuilder Newsletter
If my weekly column is not in your newspaper, I will send it to you. I also include lots of other interesting things about what I have learned the previous week.
RSS Feeds – No SPAM for You!
Imagine getting the information you want delivered to you each day just as Fed Ex delivers important parcels to you. Do you hate SPAM as most people do? Then you want to learn about RSS and how it can make you more productive.
Building Stairs
Building stairs was a difficult task. I have a method for you to build perfect, simple steps. Your interior staircase will be a favorite project.
Construction Bids and Quotes
Construction bids can be confusing if you are comparing one to another. Sometimes one contractor is listing different things than the other. Sometimes you have trouble getting construction bids from a contractor at all. And, why is the price so high? Is it all profit?
Installing Pocket Doors
Pocket door installation is a great project that will give you an average of 10 square feet of floor space than a traditional hinged door. Make sure you know what is inside of your wall before demolition and determine if it is a bearing wall. Invest in the best door frames and components.
Roofing Nails That Pop Up
Roofing nails commonly pop out of their asphalt shingle roof holes. Your roof experiences heating and cooling every day, which may cause the nails to slowly wiggle out over time. Or, the roofing nail wasn't driven into the wood beneath the shingle well enough. In either case, these nails can be repaired.
The Tim Carter Story
Do you want to know more about me? Well, click and read!