Take steps to avoid frozen pipes and other winter-weather woes
It's important that homeowners know what to do to prevent burst water lines in their homes next time the temperature drops.
Old house, new TV: How to create a look that works
Many homeowners are unhappy with how their flat-screen TVs clash with the traditional look of their Craftsman.
Solid advice for creating long-lasting concrete
Why does a 100-year-old concrete guardrail look brand new when today's sidewalks or patios can crack or chip after just five or 10 years? It...
For flat floors and open designs, choose wood trusses over joists
When you use wood floor trusses, there’s no need for weight-bearing walls in the center of your home.
How to insulate your basement’s concrete walls
Insulation, foam and air gaps work together to warm up a chilly space.
How to keep drain lines and septic tanks working well
These pro tips will keep your septic tank functioning and your drain lines flowing.
A window above the fireplace? You can still mount a TV there
Yes, you can have a window and a flatscreen TV above your fireplace. Here's how.
Gutters and downspouts will make the rain go away (from your home or barn)
Gutters and downspouts collect rainwater and pipe it to another location to minimize wetness outside or flooding inside.
Islands can work in smaller kitchens, too
With the right storage and appliances, even a small kitchen can accommodate an island.
Why does greasy water drip from my kitchen vent hood?
To find the answer, let's think back to our high school chemistry and physics classes.