Types of windows
Last time we looked at the various parts of a window. Now we’ll look at some of the more common windows types and styles you
Last time we looked at the various parts of a window. Now we’ll look at some of the more common windows types and styles you
You probably know a few window terms; you can probably safely identify a sash. But if you’re going to do any serious window talking, here’s
Winter and frost can do a number on your driveway. If your final few feet of driving gives you a sinking feeling, here’s help. Obviously,
As if you didn’t need more reminders about all the things you need to do to get ready for summer – here’s our pestering list
We’ve talked before about how ice can build up on your eaves in the winter. If your roof isn’t well insulated, heat escaping from the
Outdoor and indoor lighting should be more than functional. It can make your home more attractive and set a mood. But it can also work
Last time we looked at how to get electricity to an outbuilding by burying the cable. This time we’ll explore the other option – overhead
If you’ve built a handy new shed or outbuilding out back, you could probably use a bit of power out there to run lights, power
Gravel, crushed stone, or aggregate – to use a few of the words for those little rocks – is a versatile material for a variety
It should be easy. Lap or clapboard siding comes with a rabbet in the bottom edge, which sits directly on the piece below, so keeping
Last time we looked at the advantages of housewrap. Now we’ll show you how to install it. Manufacturer’s instructions may vary a bit, so check
When you build a house (or an addition), you generally apply sheathing to your wall studs, and then put your siding material over top of