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Exposure to temperatures below 20 degrees can cause pipes to freeze and break. A few simple steps can help protect pipes from freezing or defrost them when they do.

Properly driving and finishing the screws that hold drywall in place gives a smooth look to new walls.

Whether it’s to clear land, stock up on firewood or prevent future damage to a home or property, felling a tree can be a fun, challenging outdoor project.

Brown and bare spots of lawn can be brought back to life easily.

There are a number of ways to secure a curio shelf to a wall. Installation methods may vary but should not affect the degree of difficulty.

Hanging a picture is an easy do-it-yourself project with a couple hanging options.

Installing a solid wood door enhances the look of your home and helps with soundproofing.

Finished walls begin with drywall that is level and smooth. Simple tricks will help you hang drywall like a pro.

Routine gutter repair and inspection is vital to the performance of your home's water management system. Inspect for blockage, holes, cracks and sags.

With a little planning and a handful of common tools, a system can be installed and working in no time.

Replacing a light fixture with a ceiling fan can bring comfort and energy savings to the home.

Closets and storage areas with piles of stacked-up belongings can be quickly transformed into neat, clean storage spaces using easy-to-install closet organizer systems.

A dimmer can be an energy-efficient alternative to a regular light switch.

A hand shower brings convenience and flexibility to the shower space.

With patience and attention to detail, installing a new wooden floor can be an easy home improvement project.

High-efficiency showerheads can provide greater pressure with less water usage.

A new wood door will require a new lockset. Simple tools and accurate measurements make installing your own lockset an easy job.

Replacing a mailbox post is an easy way to spruce up the curbside appeal of the home.

Replacing your home's mercury thermostat with a programmable unit will rid the home of dangerous mercury and help save on heating and cooling costs.

Installing storm windows in a double-track combination window will require a little more work than a triple-track window.

More and more people are incorporating energy-efficient, or “green,” technologies into their homes. These technologies deliver substantial energy savings and reduce monthly utility costs without sacrificing lifestyle. An example of this type of green technology is the Rinnai Tankless Water Heater.

A rain barrel is a water-efficient way of supplying your garden with a renewable source of water.

You can add character, detail and historic charm to your home with the addition of beadboard wainscoting and a chair rail.

Bifold doors are the perfect solution for closets, laundry areas, and tight spaces where swinging doors won't work.

Carpet tiles, also known as carpet squares or modular carpeting, are easily installed side-by-side to create a smooth, carpeted floor that looks just like wall-to-wall carpeting.

Crown molding adds a touch of elegance to a room. Before installing, make practice cuts to gain confidence.

Shutters add a rich detail and character to your home while protecting your windows from damaging winds and rain.

Attaching heavy-duty industrial shelves to concrete or cinder block walls requires special tools and fasteners.

Adding insulation is an inexpensive way to greatly reduce energy costs.