Paul Callaham
Paul Callaham
Experience: 13 years
Expertise: Handyman
"Getting the job done right means picking the right tools"
For each new job it seems like you need a new tool. Some say that the most skilled craftsman can complete any job with what they can carry on their belt. If it can’t be done with a hammer or a wrench, it’s probably not worth doing.
Arguably the most important tool on your belt is the tape measure. Every measurement and cut is as important as the first. The best lesson that I have learned the hard way is to measure twice and cut once. Wasting materials, time and money can be damaging to your project and even your company for small business owners.
Jessica Bailey
Jessica Bailey
Experience: 8 years
Expertise: Summer Rooms, Patios and Landscaping
"Quick and easy projects anyone can do with a little help"
Before you can walk you must first learn to crawl. In todays tip we’ll help you build a simple stone path that you will be walking all over in no time. Paths can be extended simply and quickly in just a short amount of time while added extra usability and design to your landscaping. We’ve broken down the process step-by-step making it so easy to have this path done before your weekend cookout.
Jimmy Nevel
Jimmy Nevel
Experience: 15 years
Expertise: Kitchens and Bathrooms
"You won't want another bathroom without it"
Bathroom remodels can be a huge selling point if you’re thinking about placing your house on the market. However, new bathrooms can also cause more problems and costing more money than they are worth. What you may like could be a turnoff to potential home buyers. Trying some simple addition can help be a selling point, but do not require a total overhaul. For example, Creating a magnetic toothbrush holder can appeal to younger parent with kids and will only cost a little green.
