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Tag Archives: house repairs
Removing Paint from Old Window Hardware – DIY
One of my least favorite things about owning an old house is the fact that, somewhere down the line, a lazy person painted over all of the hardware throughout the house. This includes doorknob escutcheons, window hardware, light switch plates, … Continue reading
Posted in Better than store bought, DIY, Don't Hire a Professional, Eco Friendly, House Repairs, Old Hardware, Painting, Restoration, Tools and Techniques, Windows
Tagged DIY, diy project, don't hire a professional, eco friendly, house repairs, old hardware, painting, removing paint, tools and techniques, tricks, windows
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Fixing a Leaking Gutter – DIY
Two summers ago, when I had just started scraping and painting the exterior of our home, I put up cedar shingles in the back to match the ones the previous owner had put up in the front. That’s a really … Continue reading
Posted in DIY, Don't Hire a Professional, Exterior Maintenance, Gutters, House Repairs, Roof
Tagged DIY, diy project, don't hire a professional, Gutters, house repairs
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Lifting Up a Sagging Floor – DIY
Cost, Time, and Skills: This job took two people one afternoon. We got muddy because we were in a dirt crawlspace doing just that, crawling. We used 18,000-pound screw jacks, 4×4 lumber, a circular saw, power drill/driver, and cement blocks. … Continue reading