Articles tagged #diy-home-repair.
If your sump pump keeps running even when the pit is dry, you risk burning out the motor. Learn how to quickly diagnose and fix a stuck float switch or broken check valve before the next heavy storm.
Running out of hot water or hearing strange popping noises? Learn how to safely flush sediment from your water heater to restore efficiency and capacity.
Running a dehumidifier but your basement still smells musty? Learn how to troubleshoot lingering odors, from deep-cleaning your machine to finding hidden moisture.
Did you just install a new garbage disposal only to find your dishwasher backing up with water? Don't panic. You probably just forgot to remove the factory knockout plug.
Stop winter drafts and lower your heating bill by replacing worn weatherstripping on your front door frame. Learn how to spot leaks and install a tight seal.
A slow-draining kitchen sink is frustrating, but you don't need harsh chemicals to fix it. Learn a simple, three-step DIY process to clear grease and food blockages safely.
Struggling with household noise during important work calls? Learn how to effectively block out kids, dogs, and TVs with budget-friendly, weekend soundproofing projects that don't require tearing down drywall.
Did your well water suddenly stop? Before assuming your expensive pump is dead, learn how to manually reset the low-water cut-off pressure switch and restore your water pressure in minutes.
Don't let a tiny crack in your shower grout turn into a massive repair bill. Learn how to safely remove and replace crumbling grout to keep your walls watertight.
Learn how to protect vulnerable water lines in garages, crawl spaces, and attics from freezing. This DIY guide covers insulation types, heat cables, and draft sealing.
Got an ice dam causing leaks? 🥶 Put down the hammer. Here is the safe, fast way to melt ice dams on your roof edge without destroying your shingles.
Stop guessing why your upstairs is drafty. Learn how to safely measure your attic insulation and calculate your current R-value using a tape measure.
