Get the kids involved with age appropriate—safe—home improvement activity. Even if they don’t thank you now, they’ll

thank you later.
Get the kids involved with age appropriate—safe—home improvement activity. Even if they don’t thank you now, they’ll

thank you later.
I still have sap on my hands from making the MyFixitUpLife “tree.” I borrowed an idea from timberframers who nail a tree branch to the…
We love our compost bin. A compost bin is an easy-to-build project that we think does a lot for our family. Whether you’re looking for…
Why build a cedar pergola? It’s easy to love your wood pergola when the sun is shining. But it’s extreme weather that tests a wood’s mettle.
Phatso’s Bakery inspired what I call ‘Resort Whimsy’ design for the Food Network show ‘Save My Bakery.’ After talking with the owner for a while…
Today’s mission is to prep the yard, layout the post holes, dig, dig some more, and set the posts in fast-setting concrete. As we like…
Three Fences Designing, detailing, and installing fences for looks, quality, and production speed Mark Clement If I said I didn’t like building fences, I’d be…
This easy-to-build Clutter Cutter is a simple, fun DIY storage solution for indoors or out.
A pergola can be a perfect addition to a backyard to create a shady-ish spot for dining, relaxing, or even a space for kids to…
Listen to the show! April 17, 2010: What Happens in Vegas with Ed Del Grande. Voted one of the funniest comedians in America…
Mark is fired up about Roger Cook‘s landscaping at the This Old House project in Cambridge, especially the mix of Western Red Cedar and granite….
When installing deck boards, cut the first 3 near the house and the last one, furthest from the house, to the deck’s exact width +…
A deck remodel can be a safe choice when the structure is sound. Here’s how to tell if a remodel could work for your deck….
We love to build planter boxes. We love how versatile they are and how you can use the same basic idea and make it bigger,…
Building a cedar fence can be a yard-charger, and a fun way to spend a weekend. So after we’ve put in the DIY hours to…
What do you get when you combine a recycled car tire, a piece of cedar, some paint and a smiley-face? Here’s how to make a Tire Totter.
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