In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion and dispel some common beliefs about Home Improvement.

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Before doing anything drastic (like replacing an entire system), you should call out a tech to give your system a quick tune-up.

a.           This will involve assessing your system’s indoor and outdoor components, including ducts and dirty filters. 

b.            You’ll want to make sure that the area around your HVAC system is clear.  Your air conditioner condenser cannot work at its peak capacity if plants or dirt and weeds restrict its airflow.  For maximum output, clear an area of four feet around the condenser.

Troublesome airflow might come from your home’s ductwork.

c.            There could be design issues or leaks causing uneven cooling, especially in older homes with HVAC systems that haven’t been maintained in a while.

d.           As a result, cool air can struggle to reach the upstairs, because it’s either getting lost due to leaks or warming as it travels.

Placing portable fans or adding ceiling fans could do the trick.  Fans can boost air circulation and make a noticeable difference.  The air from the fan creates a cooling effect and can help give your A/C a boost.”

Keep Interior doors open:  Let the air flow, minimizes “hot spots”

Close your blinds, curtains, or add window film!  Blocking the light keeps homes cooler.

Turn off the lights.  Unless you are all LED, lightbulbs add significant heat.

Consider a window AC unit

Check your attic.  Is the floor properly insulated?  Is the attic vented properly?

Check to see if you have Zoned AC.  Consider adding a unit (mini splits work great).

Live in the downstairs for the summer!

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Addressing the items that annoy you first (your “Bug List”) in home maintenance is important for several reasons:

1.           Improved Quality of Life: Annoying issues, even if minor, can significantly impact your daily comfort and satisfaction. Fixing these problems can lead to a more pleasant and stress-free living environment.

2.           Increased Motivation: Tackling and resolving small, annoying issues can create a sense of accomplishment and motivate you to take on more significant maintenance tasks. It sets a positive momentum for ongoing home upkeep.

3.           Prevention of Larger Problems: Annoying issues often indicate underlying problems that could escalate if ignored. Addressing them early can prevent more severe and costly repairs down the line.

4.           Enhanced Home Value: Regularly addressing and fixing minor issues helps maintain the overall condition of your home, which can preserve or even increase its market value. Potential buyers are more likely to be interested in a well-maintained property.

5.           Safety and Health: Some annoying issues might pose safety or health risks. For example, a leaky faucet might lead to mold growth, or a loose handrail could cause falls. Promptly addressing these problems ensures a safer living environment.

6.           Peace of Mind: Knowing that your home is well-maintained and free of nagging issues provides peace of mind. You can relax and enjoy your space without being constantly reminded of things that need fixing.

In summary, addressing annoying maintenance issues first leads to a more comfortable, safe, and well-maintained home, ultimately enhancing your overall quality of life and home value.

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We are problem solvers.  We have noticed a precipitous rise in the cost of PVC lumber and we were trying to figure out a way to achieve the same type of performance without spending a small fortune.  This episode is about our strategies, tactics, and ideas to help you in figuring out a way to do a job helping you save time, money, and aggravation.

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Changing the Type of Refrigerants For A/C Yet Again

In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about rebuilding a wooden garage door.  Recently, John had to rebuild his garage door and we decided to discuss what he had learned.  If you have wooden garage doors, they can be rebuilt!

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The Handyman Pros discuss some tips they want to share:

 - Saving money when buying paint and caulk

 - Painting your next metal project

 - Good time to take a vacuum to your refrigerator

 - It's fall - clean up the outside of your house with a pressure washer and foam cannon

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In this episode, John and Larry address the issues with washing machine outlet boxes and associated hardware.  They will be discussing what to look for and how to solve the issues with the installation, valves. and complete replacement.  

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A few episodes ago, John and Larry were discussing some projects that you might NOT want to DIY, unless you're very experienced.  This week, they address some projects that the novice DIY'r should be doing.  Such as:

• Painting
• Tile Backsplash
• Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) flooring
• Toilet repair
• Door hardware like  - knobs, locks, handles
• Blinds

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In the past ten years, changes in battery technologies have changed the way we build.  The Handyman Proshave a discussion about some of the innovative battery powered items that are now available for your home.

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The Handyman Pros have a discussion about operational storage, some tips and tricks on making it happen.

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John and Larry discuss 5 projects you just might consider passing on for a DIY if you haven't done them before.  We discuss considering skills and safety along with long term ramifications.  Sometimes if might be a good idea to consider experienced help.

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This week John and Larry discuss some tips that you can use to improve your life.  We will be talking about a great way to clean a shower and tub with Bar Keepers Friend.  Have some loose tiles on the floor, or other loose flooring, John used a product you can inject under the tiles by simply drilling holes in the grout and injecting this product.  Finally, Larry has a story about a safety tip to pass along.

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Having absolute opinions on home maintenance topics can have both positive and negative implications. Here’s a detailed analysis of the pros and cons:

Pros

1.           Consistency in Approach:

o             Efficient Planning: Absolute opinions can lead to a consistent approach in handling home maintenance tasks. This can streamline decision-making and planning.

o             Reliability: A consistent method ensures that maintenance tasks are performed in a reliable manner, potentially leading to better long-term results.

2.           Confidence in Decision-Making:

o             Quick Decisions: Absolute opinions can facilitate quicker decision-making, as there's less deliberation over different methods.

o             Reduced Stress: Knowing exactly how to handle maintenance issues can reduce the stress and uncertainty that comes with home repairs and upkeep.

3.           Expertise Development:

o             Specialization: Holding strong opinions can be indicative of a deep understanding or specialization in certain areas of home maintenance.

o             Skill Improvement: Consistently applying the same methods can lead to skill refinement and mastery over time.

4.           Simplified Communication:

o             Clear Instructions: For those hiring contractors or communicating with family members, absolute opinions can lead to clear and straightforward instructions.

Cons

1.           Lack of Flexibility:

o             Resistance to New Methods: Absolute opinions can make one resistant to new or potentially better methods and technologies.

o             Adaptability Issues: Home maintenance challenges can vary; a rigid approach might not be suitable for all situations.

2.           Potential for Conflict:

o             Disagreements: Strong opinions can lead to conflicts with others who have different views on how maintenance should be handled.

o             Contractor Relations: If hiring professionals, inflexible opinions might lead to strained relationships with contractors who have their own preferred methods.

3.           Risk of Outdated Practices:

o             Obsolescence: Techniques and materials evolve. Absolute opinions might anchor someone to outdated practices, leading to inefficiencies or suboptimal results.

o             Missed Innovations: Being open to new ideas can lead to discovering innovative solutions that improve maintenance quality and efficiency.

4.           Potential for Overconfidence:

o             Ignoring Expertise: Homeowners with absolute opinions might overlook the advice of experts, leading to improper maintenance or repairs.

o             Misjudgment: Overconfidence in one's methods can result in misjudging the complexity of a problem and applying inadequate solutions.

Conclusion

While having absolute opinions on home maintenance topics can provide consistency, confidence, and clear communication, it also poses risks such as inflexibility, potential conflicts, and the danger of outdated practices. Balancing strong opinions with an openness to new information and approaches is crucial for effective and efficient home maintenance.

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The Handyman Pros discuss wire rack shelving.  Included are tips and tricks on installing adjustable wire rack systems for your closets, laundry rooms, or garages.  Great information on how to choose the right system for your organizational needs.

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How many jobs have you had that require multiple trips?  Jobs like drywall, tile, paint, trips that require
“Dry” time.  In this episode the Handyman Pros discuss the realities of these types of jobs, factors out of your control, and managing expectations.

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Larry destroyed his glasses on a job site, so he decided to buy some specialized safety glasses for the jobsite.  We thought we would have a discussion about safety glasses, options, and things you might not be aware of.  Included is a website, https://rx-safety.com/, where you can customize your safety eyewear.

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Ever had a neighbor come up to you on a jobsite?  The Handyman Pros want to relate a recent experience on a jobsite.  Most of the time, this is a referral opportunity, but…. There’s always one!  A great story on how to deal with difficult neighbors on the jobsite.

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Recently, the Handyman Pros had an incident where they needed their first aid kit.  We wanted to share some ideas on why you need a first aid kit and some practical additions for your kit.  Included are real life examples of what you need, what we use most, and some potential additions that can save you a lot of pain.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros wish you a happy Fourth of July including some of our best tips and tricks.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros discuss a recent job: Restoring a massive set of custom French Doors with stained glass inserts.  We discuss the pre planning, the execution, unknowns, and outcome of this job.  Included are our takeaways.  Click here for the video 

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Hot weather is here, time for some simple solutions to create your own Ice Packs.

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In this episode, the Handyman Pros discuss 7 critical aspects of your property, why they are important, and how they can save you time, money, and aggravation!  These are need to know tips that can reduce your liability, increase your safety, and enhance your abilities to head off trouble.

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Maintaining your home during the summer can prevent costly repairs and keep your living environment comfortable and safe. Here are some essential summer home maintenance tips:

Exterior Maintenance

1.           Inspect and Clean Gutters and Downspouts

o             Remove leaves and debris to ensure proper drainage.

o             Check for leaks or loose sections and repair them.

2.           Examine the Roof

o             Look for missing or damaged shingles and repair them to prevent leaks.

o             Check for signs of mold, algae, or moss.

3.           Paint and Seal Exterior Surfaces

o             Repaint areas where paint is peeling or fading.

o             Seal wooden decks, fences, and doors to protect against moisture and sun damage.

4.           Check Windows and Doors

o             Inspect weather stripping and caulking for gaps or deterioration.

o             Clean and lubricate window tracks and door hinges.

5.           Service the Air Conditioning System

o             Change or clean the air filter.

o             Have a professional check the system and perform necessary maintenance.

6.           Inspect the Foundation

o             Look for cracks or signs of settling.

o             Ensure proper drainage around the foundation to prevent water damage.

Interior Maintenance

1.           Clean and Check Ceiling Fans

o             Dust and clean fan blades.

o             Ensure fans are set to rotate counterclockwise to create a cooling breeze.

2.           Inspect Plumbing

o             Check for leaks in faucets, toilets, and under sinks.

o             Inspect hoses on washing machines and dishwashers for signs of wear.

3.           Test Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors

o             Replace batteries if necessary.

o             Test each unit to ensure it is functioning properly.

4.           Clean and Organize Storage Areas

o             Declutter basements, garages, and attics.

o             Store items in sealed containers to prevent pest infestations.

5.           Check for Mold and Mildew

o             Inspect areas with high humidity like bathrooms and basements.

o             Clean and treat any mold or mildew spots promptly.

Outdoor Maintenance

1.           Lawn and Garden Care

o             Mow the lawn regularly and water deeply in the early morning or evening.

o             Trim bushes and trees away from the house to prevent pests and improve air circulation.

2.           Maintain Outdoor Furniture and Equipment

o             Clean and repair outdoor furniture.

o             Store or cover items when not in use to protect them from the elements.

3.           Inspect and Repair Driveways and Walkways

o             Look for cracks and repair them to prevent further damage.

o             Clean and reseal surfaces if necessary.

4.           Check Sprinkler Systems

o             Inspect for leaks or broken sprinkler heads.

o             Adjust settings to ensure even watering and avoid water waste.

5.           Prepare for Pests

o             Seal cracks and gaps where insects can enter the home.

o             Use appropriate pest control methods to keep bugs at bay.

Energy Efficiency

1.           Upgrade Insulation

o             Add insulation to attic spaces and walls if needed.

o             Install energy-efficient windows or apply window film to reduce heat gain.

2.           Use Energy-efficient Lighting

o             Replace incandescent bulbs with LED or CFL bulbs.

o             Install outdoor lighting with motion sensors or timers.

By following these summer home maintenance tips, you can ensure your home stays in good condition, remains comfortable, and operates efficiently throughout the hot months.

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John wanted to cool off, so he bought the Ryobi Mister Fan.  Thought we would do a review.

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Deck collapses are more common than you might think, and many of them cause injury and death.  This episode gives some tips on how to determine if your deck needs some reinforcement!  Included in the discussion are the common causes for failure including attachment to the ledger board and fastener failure.  If you have a deck, this is a must listen.

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Today’s action tip will make your future electrical projects simpler.  When you shut off an electrical breaker, put the number of the breaker on the gover plate of the outlet or switch.  This simple tip can save you many minutes of searching through your electrical panel box.

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Ever wonder what are some trends in the home remodeling space?  In this episode the Handyman Pros put forth 10 trends in the home renovation world.  Included are “smart” homes, small job big impact, and saving money, and 7 other topics.

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This episode is a discussion about marketing leave behinds, simple gifts that can influence your customers for years!

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Larry and John actually work as handymen. This episode is a discussion about a recent barn repair job, the planning for the job, and the challenges faced.  Great lessons learned.

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In our efforts to bring content to our audience, we are promoting our Facebook page as a means of offering up content ideas and a sense of community to our listeners.

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If you haven’t done anything in construction in a while, materials are not as readily available as they were and or should be.  This episode is a candid discussion on understanding how the material shortage affects your project.  Included are some tips and tricks that can help to “fix” the supply side problems.

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John was out doing a fence repair, and came on pieces of eco friendly pressure treated wood that failed prematurely.  We want to know if anyone else has had this type of failure.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros review and organize the content we have already produced (more than 260 Episodes).  Included are the categories we have used to give organization.  With the large amount of content, we wanted to describe what we have done to make it easier for you to access relevant topics.

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Working as a handyman on the road can be both exciting and challenging. Here are some concerns you might want to consider:

1.           Where will you stay: Working from the road does require accommodations, sleeping in the truck is generally not the best option!

2.           What is in the area you are working: Where can you obtain food, supplies, lumber, etc.

3.           Tools and Equipment: Transporting tools and equipment can be cumbersome, especially if you're constantly on the move. Ensuring you have the right tools for the job and keeping them organized and secure while traveling is essential.

4.           Logistics: Managing logistics such as scheduling appointments, coordinating with clients, and navigating to different job sites can be complicated when you're constantly on the road. Utilizing scheduling software and mapping apps can help streamline these processes.

5.           Work-Life Balance: Being on the road for extended periods can take a toll on your personal life and relationships. It's essential to find a balance between work and leisure time to avoid burnout and maintain your well-being.

6.           Safety: Safety should always be a top priority. Working in unfamiliar environments or on job sites with potentially hazardous conditions can increase the risk of accidents. Make sure you have the necessary safety gear and knowledge to handle any situation that may arise.

7.           Legal and Licensing Requirements: Depending on the areas you work in, you may need to comply with different legal and licensing requirements for each location. Make sure you're familiar with local regulations and obtain any necessary permits or licenses to operate legally.

8.           Insurance: As a handyman working on the road, you'll need to ensure you have adequate insurance coverage for both yourself and your business. This may include liability insurance, vehicle insurance, and health insurance.

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The Handyman Pros have a discussion about an article from the Federal Trade Commission

FTC Charges HomeAdvisor, Inc. with Cheating Businesses, Including Small Businesses, Seeking Leads for Home Improvement Projects | Federal Trade Commission

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We read an interesting article in Plumber magazine about enticing the next generation into the trades.  We discuss this article and some of the videos that Pfister and Ridgid have created.

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What It Takes to Entice the Next Generation to… | Plumber Magazine

John and Larry are looking to give away our spring maintenance checklist!  Subscribe to the newsletter and receive a free checklist!

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Decisions have consequences.  The handyman pros postulate on decisions you make and what some of the long term, deep consequences can mean to you, your home and your wallet!

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John and Larry talk about spring break, where they went, what they saw, and the fun they had!

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We interviewed Nick Loper of the Side Hustle Show and had a great conversation about local internet marketing and the opportunities for Side Hustles in general.  We dived into marketing detail and discussed the “must haves” for local internet marketing.

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Using technology to keep yourself organized is of great benefit.  The Handyman Pros discuss the advantages of using Siri to create and maintain lists for materials acquisitions.

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Larry and John describe the step by step procedure for building and installing a hidden rolling gate for your deck.  A rolling gate gives you the opportunity to limit access to and from your deck with a limited amount of lost floorspace on the deck itself.  It’s the pocket door of the deck.

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This episode discusses a proposed Georgia Bill that proposes that roofs need to be completely replaced when damaged.  Such laws already exist in other states.  It’s never a bad idea to check local regulations

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In a recent trip to the Atlanta Home Show, John and Larry offer up some tips on what to do, and what not to do if you are attending a trade show as a vendor or as a consumer.

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When embarking on building a new home or a significant remodel, there are several "nice to haves" that can enhance both the functionality and enjoyment of your living space. Here are some ideas to consider:

1.           It’s about timing!  The time is when the walls are exposed.

2.           Some things can’t be added (without insane cost)

3.           Think about what your rooms / garage / basement might be used for in the future

4.           Think about outdoor activities and yard work

5.           Hose bibbs

6.           Electrical outlet

7.           Extra window or door

8.           Ceiling fan ready rooms - dual switches

9.           Additional light fixtures

10.        Other

Remember, while these "nice to haves" can enhance your living experience, it's essential to prioritize your needs and budget accordingly during the planning and construction process.

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This episode discusses the pros and cons of battery powered lighting and how a remote can help solve an otherwise expensive update.

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Have you had a grill where the wheels either don’t roll or refuse to turn (caster)?  John created a new base for his grill, installing new casters and creating extra storage space under his grill.  This is a great DIY project that can solve the wheel problem on your grill.

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This episode is all about saving time and effort when searching for building products in big box stores.  The free store apps fit the bill!

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