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DAVID’S TIPS:

-      Figure out the scope of your project before determining whether you want to hire out or DIY.

-      If you’re running your own job as a DIY’er you need to make sure you’re detail oriented.

-      Communication is key!

-      The Office of Building and Safety will help you figure out the scope of your project and it’s free to go and pull a number.

-      Know your limitations.

-      Find the right places to test your DIY ability-start small.

-      Does your budget match your expectations?

-      Be considerate of other people’s time.

 

AARON MENTIONED:

His backyard overhaul - https://www.mrfixitdiy.com/how-to-install-a-post-lamp/ 

TRACY MENTIONED:

Communication throughout a remodel- https://hey-tracy.com/tips-to-help-your-relationship-survive-a-home-renovation/

 

WORD OF THE DAY: CLUSTERBOMB

noun: clusterbomb; plural noun: clusterbombs

a pile up of sub contractors and home owners that causes great damage or loss of life.

 

PHONE CALLS:

Q: How can I get a clean shower that’s easy to maintain?

A: In a nutshell: Vinegar, new caulk or steam cleaning + reseal.

 

Q: I got drunk and punched a hole in my wall. Now what?

A: Long term- AA. Short term: patch kit from Home Depot and spray on orange peel if needed.

 

Q: My wall is tipping, what do I do?

A:  In a nutshell: Fix the footing and/or brace the wall.

 

Q: How do I make my general contractor husband finish our home projects?

A: He needs to prioritize and finish what he starts. (Threaten a kitchen lock-out)

 

Q: The AC unit in my craftsman home is working non-stop. I’m loosing all the cool air. Help!

A: Aaron suggests a door sweep for the bottom of the door. David suggests looking at the big picture- floor, windows, insulation etc.

 

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