Tom Tynan’s 5/12/18 Podcast of HomeShow Radio dealing with hairline cracks in garage.

HomeShow Radio 5/12/18 Podcast with Tom Tynan about car port air conditioning plus using foam insulation here in the south.

5/12/18 HomeShow Radio Podcast with Tom Tynan draining and sand blasting his swimming pool along with the our work force in this country. Tom also answers your questions concerning home improvements.

Charlie: Rose in Spring has written to us. She says Harvey flooded her home … and it’s all dried. She’s in the process of repair. Tom: Well, good. Charlie: But she wants to know should she sanitize the concrete before new carpet is installed. Tom: Yes. Sanitize the whole house that was under water. Absolutely. It’s […]

Charlie: Michelle in Clear Lake has a question for us Tom.  Tom: Yes. Charlie: She says, “I need to have blown insulation my house in Clear Lake. It was built in ’72. It’s been recommended to me that I should use formaldehyde-free fiber glass insulation- Tom: Very good.  Charlie: “Do I ask for R30 or […]

Charlie: Paul from Cinco has written to us. After taking a shower he says, “I hear popping noises likely from my water heater. It was replaced back in ’06 and it’s located in the attic and I wanted to drain the water heater, but I can’t find a place to drain it. There’s not conventional […]

Tom Tynan’s Podcast of HomeShow radio in this 3rd hour podcast from  5/6/18 answers questions about a walk-in tub,  trying to fix a dusty house with an air filter plus more.

In this podcast from 5/6/18, Tom Tynan answers your questions about cupping hardwood floors and using ice and water shield urethane finish, and removing linoleum floors.

Charlie: And then Jay in Greatwood has our final question this morning. He says I’m interested in removing a wall to enlarge my kitchen in a two story house. It backs up on a short hallway. How do I know if that’s a support wall, and if it is, can I replace the floor joist […]

Charlie: John in West Chase writes to us. He says, “I have a townhouse built in the ’70s Tom.” He says, “We’re remodeling the second floor bedroom and in one bedroom we noticed the shifting under the carpet. We removed the carpet and found it looked like concrete between the floor joists that had cracked. […]