Dean talks about essential homeowner tool kit to help you with fixing your home. 
Dean also breaks down the 5-gallon bucket organizer and the reason why it’s a must in collection of tools. He also dives into all variations of hammers and which type of hammer is important to own. 
Lastly, Dean talks about the type of hammers that are essential to the homeowner kit. 

Dean explains reactive tool, and important to have in case something bad comes up along your home. Dean advices a caller about a leak and re-piping. Dean talks about the size of screws to use when roof sheathing. He talks accessories to have in your essential tool kit such as a hammer, a flat pry bar, wood chisel blades, and explains the “cat's claw”. 
Lastly, Dean says to have multi-tip screw drivers and wrenches. Dean recaps his list of tools that he finds to be important to have. 

Dean does a search on the web for predictions and trends for the new year. He also goes through his what is hot and what is not this year when it comes to home decor and stuff. 
 Dean breaks down featured ceilings and why it's a popular trend for 2025. Plus, covers sustainable design trends into 2025.

Dean provides information on choosing kitchen counter tops that would handle harsh chemicals. 
 Dean says not to over-use self-cleaning oven feature as it could wear out the item. He also share's the importance of using every room in your home and more trends for 2025. Lastly, Dean is covering lights in fixtures trend predictions. 

Dean advices a caller dealing with a door that gets stuck and how to fix the issue. 
Dean provides details on the type of installation one should use for an outdoor shed and finishing a tub and what type of paint to use in a shower. Dean talks about a growing trend with flooring with Herringbone. Dean explains color drenching and the do’s and don'ts. 

On this episode of Home with Dean Sharp, Dean takes listener calls to tackle your burning questions! Should you go solar now or wait? Why redoing your roof might make now the perfect time. Plus, practical tips for dealing with mold, diagnosing plumbing issues before grabbing tools, and using hydro jetting wisely. Dean also shares his thoughts on why maximalism—the cluttered opposite of minimalism—is a trend to avoid. Let’s keep timeless, clean architecture at the heart of our homes.

On this episode of Home with Dean Sharp, Dean dives into the trends and predictions homeowners should avoid next year and why your home should stay true to your unique story. From steering clear of overly polished, magazine-perfect looks to embracing organic shapes and the growing wave of Biophilic Design, Dean unpacks how to create a space that feels authentically yours. Plus, why "design influencers" say triangles are out, nature is in for 2025, and how even the sound of bird song can transform your home into a sanctuary.

In the first hour of All Calls Weekend, Dean Sharp hands the reins to his listeners, letting their questions and challenges shape the show. Joined by his better half, Dean dives into a variety of home improvement topics. He explores the complexities of raising and vaulting ceilings, including practical principles, insulation options, and the transformative impact on a space. The hour wraps with a critical reminder about calling Dig Alert (811) before starting any digging projects to ensure safety and avoid costly mistakes.

In hour two of All Calls Weekend, Dean Sharp tackles a variety of home improvement challenges from listener calls. He advises on cabinet installation and resolving tricky sub-top fitting issues. For a caller rebuilding their home, Dean delves into the essentials of proper insulation, emphasizing the need for a complete barrier to maintain conditioned temperatures. Next, Dean addresses a caller's question about rafter weight limits for hoisting a car part and provides guidance on maintaining consistent water heat in showers, including the benefits and limitations of tankless water heaters. The hour concludes with Dean’s insights on shopping for a front door, offering tips on customizing designs and finding options that align with both style and budget.

In hour three of All Calls Weekend, Dean continues taking listener calls and providing expert advice on a range of home improvement topics. He starts by discussing attic insulation, explaining how Southern California homes are typically not designed for attics to be part of the conditioned air space and the importance of maintaining proper insulation levels, especially when converting attic space for storage. Next, Dean helps an apartment renter dealing with noisy pipes, distinguishing between the common creeping or clicking sounds caused by expanding materials