Choosing the Right Paintbrush for the Job
Getting a finish that looks like it’s been sprayed on takes careful preparation and execution. Choosing the right paintbrush is the key to success.
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Protect your Surfaces During Construction
From bathtubs to hardwood floors to countertops, failing to properly protect surfaces will result in more costly callbacks that eat into those profit margins you’ve been working so hard to protect.
Saw Safety Refresh
Saws are one of the most common causes of injuries on construction sites. The National Institute of Heath reported over 30,000 table saw injuries in 2019. The medical costs resulting from these injuries were estimated at over $2 billion. Worse still is that many of the injuries to fingers and hands meant construction workers were …
Guide to Choosing Colors for a Reno
Help your clients choose the right colors for their reno with this guide. Know which colors match building materials and finishes
Insulation Tips for Drafty Openings
Seal up drafty light switches, outlets, and light fixtures with inexpensive gaskets & caulk for under $25.
Tips for Easy Wallpaper Removal
Easy Wallpaper Removal can be a real pain. Take your time, keep it tidy and start slowly to make this job more manageable.
Improper Hardwood Flooring Care Could Void the Warranty
Protect your hardwood floor effectively by understanding the optimal temperature and humidity for the environmental conditions of your home.
What New Homeowners Should Spend Money On
Whether you are a new homeowner or a contractor, Angie Hicks from Angie’s list explains the home maintenance necessities you need to know!
Workshop Tips that Save You Money
Save time and money with easy to follow Workshop Tips: store paint upside down, loosen band saw blades, and use polish to renew leather boots!
How to Remove Paint and Other Coatings Safely
Stripping a coating can be rewarding and it should be environmentally friendly because you are giving an old building, floor or piece of furniture a new lease on life rather than buying new materials.