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Learn home remodeling and home improvement tips from a professional in this free online instructional video on do-it-yourself home repair projects like fixing a hole in a wall, installing carpet, mixing grout for tile, and cabinet installation.
There are 14 videos in this series:
When installing carpet on steps or stairs in your house, it's important to lay each individual step to prevent the carpet from coming up later on. Learn easy tips on how to install carpet in your house in this free online home improvement video.
Get easy DIY tips on how to install carpet on steps or stairs in your house in this free online home improvement video.
Prepare to fix a hole in a wall in your home, and find out what tools you'll need to do sheetrock repair, with the simple do-it-yourself tips in this free online home improvement video.
Find out how to cut and measure sheetrock to fix a hole in a wall in your house with the easy, do-it-yourself (DIY) tips in this free online home improvement video.
Get easy, DIY (do-it-yourself) tips for fixing a hole in a wall, plus get advice on working with sheetrock, in this free online home improvement video.
If a door on the cabinets in your kitchen or bathroom is hanging lower than the rest, fix it using the easy DIY tips in this free online home improvement video.
If there are layers of old paint on a cabinet in your home, learn how to trim it off and repair the cabinet doors with the easy do-it-yourself tips in this free online home improvement video.
Get easy, do-it-yourself (DIY) tips on how to repair or install a cabinet latch in your house in this free online home improvement video.
An expert shows how to mix grout, plus gives tips on what consistency the grout should be for a bathroom or kitchen countertop tile renovation project, in this free online home improvement video.
Clean and prepare tile in your kitchen or bathroom before re-grouting it. Learn how and get easy DIY tips in this free online home improvement video.
An expert shows how to re-grout tile in your home for a kitchen or bathroom renovation project in this free online home improvement video.
After re-grouting tile in your kitchen or bathroom, wipe off the film before sealing the grout. Learn how with the easy, do-it-yourself (DIY) tips in this free online home improvement video.
Sealing grout helps prevent flaking, mold and mildew. Learn how to seal the grout for your kitchen or bathroom remodel project in this free online home improvement video.
If you need to install a new hinge to fix a hanging cabinet door, learn how remove layers of old paint on the cabinets to prepare for removing the old hinge, in this free online home improvement video.
Home remodeling is something that most home owners will, at some point, need to tackle. Sometimes the cost of hiring a professional is just not feasible. Fortunately there are many home repairs that you can do yourself with tools that you may already own. In these videos, you will learn home remodeling tips from a qualified construction expert. Fixing a hole in the wall, installing carpet on stairs, repairing a cabinet door and latch, and sheetrock repair, are just some of the demonstrations you will see in these videos.
Replacing tile in a kitchen or bathroom can be an expensive task. However, if properly maintained and re-grouted, it is often possible to improve the look of your existing tile and save yourself the cost of replacement. In these videos, our expert will go through the different steps necessary to re-grout your tile, including mixing the grout, grouting the tile, and finally sealing the grout.
Lee Wallace Lee Wallace has a degree in architecture from Texas A&M University. He has been in construction for almost 10 years, and is currently remodeling several townhomes.dkdk
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