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

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.

Examinethe Roof

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

o Check forsigns of mold, algae, or moss.

Paint andSeal Exterior Surfaces

o Repaintareas where paint is peeling or fading.

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

CheckWindows and Doors

o Inspectweather stripping and caulking for gaps or deterioration.

o Clean andlubricate window tracks and door hinges.

Servicethe Air Conditioning System

o Change orclean the air filter.

o Have aprofessional check the system and perform necessary maintenance.

Inspectthe Foundation

o Look forcracks or signs of settling.

o Ensureproper drainage around the foundation to prevent water damage.

Interior Maintenance

Clean andCheck Ceiling Fans

o Dust andclean fan blades.

o Ensurefans are set to rotate counterclockwise to create a cooling breeze.

InspectPlumbing

o Check forleaks in faucets, toilets, and under sinks.

o Inspecthoses on washing machines and dishwashers for signs of wear.

Test Smokeand Carbon Monoxide Detectors

o Replacebatteries if necessary.

o Test eachunit to ensure it is functioning properly.

Clean andOrganize Storage Areas

o Declutterbasements, garages, and attics.

o Storeitems in sealed containers to prevent pest infestations.

Check forMold and Mildew

o Inspectareas with high humidity like bathrooms and basements.

o Clean andtreat any mold or mildew spots promptly.

Outdoor Maintenance

Lawn andGarden Care

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

o Trimbushes and trees away from the house to prevent pests and improve aircirculation.

MaintainOutdoor Furniture and Equipment

o Clean andrepair outdoor furniture.

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

Inspectand Repair Driveways and Walkways

o Look forcracks and repair them to prevent further damage.

o Clean andreseal surfaces if necessary.

CheckSprinkler Systems

o Inspectfor leaks or broken sprinkler heads.

o Adjustsettings to ensure even watering and avoid water waste.

Preparefor Pests

o Sealcracks and gaps where insects can enter the home.

o Useappropriate pest control methods to keep bugs at bay.

Energy Efficiency

UpgradeInsulation

o Addinsulation to attic spaces and walls if needed.

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

UseEnergy-efficient Lighting

o Replaceincandescent bulbs with LED or CFL bulbs.

o Installoutdoor lighting with motion sensors or timers.

By following these summer home maintenance tips, you canensure your home stays in good condition, remains comfortable, and operatesefficiently throughout the hot months.

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

Where willyou stay: Working from the road does require accommodations, sleeping in thetruck is generally not the best option!
What is inthe area you are working: Where can you obtain food, supplies, lumber, etc.
Tools andEquipment: Transporting tools and equipment can be cumbersome, especially ifyou're constantly on the move. Ensuring you have the right tools for the joband keeping them organized and secure while traveling is essential.
Logistics:Managing logistics such as scheduling appointments, coordinating with clients,and navigating to different job sites can be complicated when you're constantlyon the road. Utilizing scheduling software and mapping apps can help streamlinethese processes.
Work-LifeBalance: Being on the road for extended periods can take a toll on yourpersonal life and relationships. It's essential to find a balance between workand leisure time to avoid burnout and maintain your well-being.
Safety:Safety should always be a top priority. Working in unfamiliar environments oron job sites with potentially hazardous conditions can increase the risk ofaccidents. Make sure you have the necessary safety gear and knowledge to handleany situation that may arise.
Legal andLicensing Requirements: Depending on the areas you work in, you may need tocomply with different legal and licensing requirements for each location. Makesure you're familiar with local regulations and obtain any necessary permits orlicenses to operate legally.
Insurance:As a handyman working on the road, you'll need to ensure you have adequateinsurance coverage for both yourself and your business. This may includeliability insurance, vehicle insurance, and health insurance.

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When embarking on building a new home or a significantremodel, there are several "nice to haves" that can enhance both thefunctionality and enjoyment of your living space. Here are some ideas toconsider:

It’s abouttiming! The time is when the walls areexposed.
Somethings can’t be added (without insane cost)
Thinkabout what your rooms / garage / basement might be used for in the future
Thinkabout outdoor activities and yard work
Hose bibbs
Electricaloutlet
Extrawindow or door
Ceilingfan ready rooms - dual switches
Additionallight fixtures
Other

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

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about gloves.

In construction, gloves are essential for protecting handsfrom various hazards such as cuts, abrasions, punctures, chemicals, and extremetemperatures. Here are some common types of gloves used in construction:

LeatherGloves: These gloves are durable and provide good protection against abrasions,cuts, and punctures. They are often used for general construction work,handling rough materials, and operating heavy machinery.
Cut-ResistantGloves: Constructed from materials like Kevlar or high-performancepolyethylene, these gloves offer protection against cuts and lacerations fromsharp objects such as glass, metal, or blades. They are particularly useful fortasks involving handling sharp materials or using cutting tools.
Chemical-ResistantGloves: Designed to protect against exposure to chemicals, these gloves aremade from materials such as neoprene, nitrile, or PVC. They are used whenhandling corrosive substances, solvents, or other hazardous chemicals commonlyfound on construction sites.
InsulatedGloves: These gloves are insulated to protect against extreme temperatures,making them suitable for work in cold or hot environments. Insulated gloves areoften worn by construction workers who work outdoors or in environments withtemperature extremes.
Impact-ResistantGloves: Constructed with padding or specialized materials, these gloves provideprotection against impact injuries from heavy objects or machinery. They arecommonly used by workers who handle pneumatic tools, jackhammers, or work inenvironments where there is a risk of being struck by falling objects.
WaterproofGloves: These gloves are designed to keep hands dry in wet conditions. They arecommonly used for tasks that involve working with water or in rainyenvironments.
High-DexterityGloves: These gloves are made from lightweight materials and provide excellentdexterity and flexibility, allowing workers to perform intricate tasks whilestill protecting their hands. They are often used for tasks that require finemotor skills, such as handling small components or operating machinery withprecision.
DisposableGloves: Made from latex, nitrile, or vinyl, disposable gloves are used toprotect against contamination from dirt, chemicals, or other substances. Theyare commonly used for tasks that require frequent glove changes to maintainhygiene standards, such as handling hazardous materials or food.

Choosing the right type of glove depends on the specifichazards present in the construction environment and the tasks being performed.It's important for workers to select gloves that provide adequate protectionwhile allowing them to perform their job effectively.

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We interviewed Joel Camassar with Chapman Tools. Chapman is an American manufacturing company that specializes in high quality screwdriver sets.

Chapman tools and parts are American made and assembled from American made materials.Everything from the gear inside our famous midget ratchet, to our steel and paper brochures are made in America, the way it has been since 1936.

The code HandyMan takes 15% off the price of master sets (all the colors!).It works out to about $17 and it’ll apply to every master set ordered, so if someone orders a few sets, they’ll save 15% off each set. For more informationgo to https://chapmanmfg.com/.

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The Handyman Pros talk about their hobby (RC Airplanes) and a recent event, the Southeastern Electric Flight Festival (SEFF).

Included are highlights from the event including special guest appearances by Cleetus McFarland and Tyler Perry.

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When it comes to purchasing tools for construction or anyother DIY projects, both discount tool retailers and big box stores have theiradvantages and disadvantages. Here's a comparison to help you decide whichoption might be better for your needs:

Discount Tool Retailers:

SpecializedSelection: Discount tool retailers often focus exclusively on tools andequipment, offering a wide range of products from various brands. They may havea more specialized selection compared to big box stores, which might bebeneficial if you're looking for specific or high-quality tools.
LowerPrices: As the name suggests, discount tool retailers typically offer lowerprices compared to big box stores. They may achieve these lower prices throughbulk purchasing, direct sourcing, or by operating with lower overhead costs.
KnowledgeableStaff: Some discount tool retailers employ staff who are knowledgeable abouttools and their uses. They can provide valuable advice and assistance inselecting the right tool for your needs.
Focus onProfessionals: Discount tool retailers often cater to professional contractorsand tradespeople, so they may carry a broader range of professional-grade toolsand equipment. This can be advantageous if you require tools for heavy-duty orcommercial use.

Big Box Stores:

Convenience:Big box stores like Home Depot, Lowe's, or Walmart are ubiquitous andconvenient to access. They typically have large, well-organized stores withample parking, making them convenient for quick tool purchases or browsing.
One-StopShopping: Big box stores offer a wide range of products beyond just tools,including building materials, home appliances, and home improvement supplies.This can be convenient if you need to purchase other items along with yourtools.
PriceMatching: Some big box stores offer price matching policies, where they matchor beat the prices of their competitors, including discount tool retailers.This can allow you to get competitive prices without sacrificing convenience.
Warrantyand Returns: Big box stores often have generous return policies and may offerextended warranties on certain products. This can provide peace of mind knowingthat you can easily return or exchange a tool if it doesn't meet yourexpectations.

In summary, if you're looking for specialized tools, lowerprices, and knowledgeable staff, a discount tool retailer may be the betteroption. On the other hand, if convenience, one-stop shopping, and flexiblereturn policies are important to you, then a big box store might be thepreferred choice. Ultimately, it depends on your specific needs, budget, andpreferences.

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When purchasing capital-intensive items for your handymanbusiness, you want to make sure you're making sound investments that willbenefit your business in the long term. Here are some recommendations:

AssessYour Needs: Before making any purchase, carefully assess your business needs.Consider the types of jobs you commonly undertake and what equipment would makethose tasks easier, faster, or more efficient.
QualityOver Price: While it can be tempting to opt for cheaper options to save moneyupfront, investing in high-quality tools and equipment often pays off in thelong run. Quality items are more durable, reliable, and may require lessmaintenance, ultimately saving you money over time.
Researchand Compare: Take the time to research different brands, models, and featuresof the items you're considering purchasing. Compare prices, read reviews fromother professionals in your field, and seek recommendations from colleagues orindustry experts.
ConsiderLong-Term Costs: Look beyond the initial purchase price and consider thelong-term costs associated with maintenance, repairs, and operational expenses.Factor in things like warranties, spare parts availability, and the reputationof the manufacturer for customer support.
Invest inVersatility: Choose tools and equipment that offer versatility and can be usedfor a variety of tasks. This can help maximize the value of your investment andreduce the need to purchase multiple specialized items.
EvaluateFinancing Options: Depending on the cost of the items you're purchasing,explore financing options such as equipment leasing or financing plans. Thiscan help spread out the cost over time and free up capital for other businessneeds.
Plan forGrowth: Anticipate the future needs of your business and invest in items thatwill support its growth and expansion. Consider whether the equipment you'repurchasing can scale with your business as it evolves.
StayUpdated on Technology: Keep abreast of advancements in technology andinnovation within your industry. While it's important to invest in reliable,proven equipment, don't overlook the potential benefits of newer technologiesthat could improve efficiency and productivity.
SafetyFirst: Prioritize safety when selecting equipment. Ensure that the items youpurchase meet industry safety standards and provide adequate protection for youand your employees.
TrackExpenses and ROI: Keep thorough records of your equipment purchases and tracktheir return on investment (ROI) over time. This will help you make moreinformed decisions in the future and identify areas where cost savings orimprovements can be made.

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TheNational Association of Realtors has recently updated their policies on payingcommissions to its realtors. This is a brief overview of that decisionand how it pertains to you as a homeowner and to handypersons.

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Mike R reached out to the Handyman Pros wanting some start up advice. We have done many shows on business practices for handypeople, so we thought it mightbe time for an index show, a short description of the shows we have done with business practices in mind.

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Handymen typically accept various forms of payment for their services to accommodate the preferences and convenience of their clients. Hereare some common forms of accepting payment:

Cash: Cash payments are straightforward and immediate. Many handymen prefer cash paymentsas they are easy to handle and don't involve transaction fees.
Checks: Some clients prefer to pay by personal or business checks. Handymen may acceptchecks but usually wait for them to clear before considering the job complete.
Credit/Debit Cards: Accepting credit or debit card payments allows handymen to offerconvenient payment options to their clients. This can be done through mobilecard readers or online payment processing services.
Online Payment Platforms: Handymen can utilize online payment platforms such asPayPal, Venmo, Square Cash, or other similar services to receive paymentselectronically.
Bank Transfers: Clients may opt to make direct bank transfers to the handyman'saccount. This method can be convenient for both parties, especially for largertransactions.
Payment Apps: Mobile payment apps like Zelle, Google Pay, or Apple Pay provide anotherconvenient option for transferring funds securely.
Invoice and Payment Terms: Some handymen may work with clients on invoicing and paymentterms, allowing for installment payments or setting up payment plans for largerprojects.
Bartering: In some cases, handymen might accept goods or services in exchange for theirwork. This could involve trading services with other professionals or acceptinggoods as payment.

It's essential for handymen to communicate clearly withtheir clients about their preferred payment methods and any associated fees orterms. Additionally, using written contracts or agreements can help ensure clarity regarding payment expectations for both parties.

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We customized a laundry room for a client and built a greatvalue add laundry folding table.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion aboutEvery Door Direct.

Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) is a service offered by theUnited States Postal Service (USPS) that allows businesses to send targetedmarketing materials to specific neighborhoods or ZIP codes without needing alist of addresses. Instead of addressing each piece individually, businessescan select postal routes and have their mail pieces delivered to everyhousehold along those routes.

Here's how the EDDM service generally works:

Targeting:Businesses can use USPS's online mapping tool to select specific postal routesbased on factors like demographics, household size, income, and age. Thisallows them to target the areas that are most likely to be interested in theirproducts or services.
Design:Once the desired postal routes are selected, businesses can design their mailpieces according to USPS specifications. These specifications include size,weight, and layout requirements. The USPS website provides templates andguidelines to ensure compliance.
Printing:After designing the mail pieces, businesses need to get them printed. Manyprinting companies offer EDDM services and can handle both the printing andmailing aspects of the campaign.
Preparation:Before mailing, the mail pieces need to be bundled and prepared according toUSPS regulations. This typically involves bundling them by postal route andcompleting the necessary paperwork.
Delivery:Once prepared, the mail pieces are delivered to the appropriate USPS facilityfor distribution. The USPS then delivers the mail to every household along theselected postal routes.
Cost: EDDMcan be a cost-effective way to reach a large number of potential customerssince it eliminates the need for purchasing mailing lists and allows fordiscounted postage rates.

Overall, EDDM is a convenient and affordable option forbusinesses looking to reach a targeted audience within a specific geographicarea. It's particularly popular among small businesses, local restaurants, realestate agents, and other entities that want to promote their products orservices to nearby residents.

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4 tips that you can use,

• Johnny’s tip sheet (Plastic)

• Check your online orders, package delivery, broken parts.

• Follow up on leads

• Electrical tip (lights)

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In this episode, Larry and John move a laundry room cabinetand stack the washer and dryer. Moving a laundry room cabinet and stacking a washer and dryer can be a manageable DIYproject with the right tools and precautions. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you through the process:

Plan and Prepare:

Measure the space where you plan to stack the washer and dryer to ensure they will fit comfortably.

o Clear out any items from the cabinet and the area where you will be working.

o Gather the necessary tools and materials, including a screwdriver, adjustable wrench, level, safety goggles, and any additional hardware required for securing thewasher and dryer.

Disconnect Utilities:

Turn off the power to the washer and dryer by unplugging them from the electrical outlet or switching off the circuit breaker.

Turn off the water supply to the washer by closing the valves on the water supply lines.

Disconnect the hoses and drain pipes from the washer and dryer. Be prepared for any water that may spill out during this process by placing towels or a bucket nearby.

Move the Cabinet:

Empty the cabinet of any items and remove the shelves if necessary.

Use a screwdriver or drill to remove any screws or fasteners securing the cabinet to the wall or floor.

Carefully lift and move the cabinet to its new location, ensuring it is level and stable.

Stack the Washer and Dryer:

Position the dryer on top of the washer, making sure they are aligned properly.

Use a stacking kit or brackets designed for your specific washer and dryer models to secure them together. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installation.

Use a level to ensure the stacked appliances are balanced and stable.

Reconnect Utilities:

Reconnect the hoses and drain pipes to the washer and dryer, ensuring they are properly secured.

Turn on the water supply and check for any leaks.

Plug in the washer and dryer to the electrical outlet or switch on the circuit breaker.

Test the Appliances:

o Run a test cycle on the washer and dryer to ensure they are functioning properly.

o Check for any unusual noises or vibrations that may indicate an issue with the installation.

Secure the Cabinet (if necessary):

o If the cabinet needs to be secured to the wall or floor in its new location, use appropriate screws or fasteners to secure it in place.

Clean Up:

o Dispose of any packaging materials and clean up any debris from the installation process.

o Return any items to the cabinet and organize the laundry room as desired.

Safety Precautions:

o Always follow safety guidelines when moving heavy appliances and using power tools.

o Use caution when handling electrical and plumbing connections to avoid injury or damage.

By following these steps carefully, you can successfullymove a laundry room cabinet and stack a washer and dryer to optimize space andfunctionality in your laundry room.

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The Handyman Pros have a candid discussion about JobSuccess. Forecasting the success of ajob before starting requires careful evaluation and consideration of variousfactors. Here are some key steps and factors to consider:

DefineProject Scope and Objectives: Clearly define the scope, objectives, anddeliverables of the project. Understanding what needs to be accomplished willhelp in evaluating whether you are a good fit for the job.
AssessExperience and Expertise: Review the your past experience and expertise insimilar projects. Look for relevant qualifications, certifications, and a trackrecord of successful projects.
EvaluateReputation and References: Be aware of your reputation in the industry and seekreferences from past clients or colleagues. Positive references and a goodreputation are indicators of potential success.
ReviewPortfolio and Samples: Examine the contractor's portfolio and samples ofprevious work. This will give you an idea of their style, quality of work, andwhether it aligns with your project requirements.
AssessCommunication and Interpersonal Skills: Effective communication is crucial forproject success. Evaluate your communication skills, responsiveness, andability to understand and address your requirements.
ConsiderTime and Resource Management: Evaluate your ability to manage time andresources effectively. Look for indicators of punctuality, organization, andthe ability to meet deadlines.
FinancialStability and Pricing: Assess financial stability and pricing structure. Whilecost is an important factor, prioritize value over the cheapest option toensure quality and reliability.
ContractTerms and Conditions: Review the contract terms and conditions thoroughly.Ensure that they are clear, comprehensive, and protect your interests as wellas the customers.
EvaluateProblem-Solving Skills: Assess the your problem-solving skills and ability toadapt to unexpected challenges or changes in the project scope.
Alignmentwith Company Culture and Values: Consider whether your values and working stylealign with your customer’s culture. A good cultural fit can contribute to asmoother collaboration and project execution.
ConsiderLegal and Compliance Requirements: Ensure that you comply with legal andregulatory requirements relevant to the project, such as licenses, permits, andinsurance coverage.
Trust YourInstincts: Finally, trust your instincts and intuition. If something doesn'tfeel right or if there are red flags during the evaluation process, it'simportant to address them or consider alternative options.

By carefully evaluating these factors before starting a job,you can increase the likelihood of project success and minimize risksassociated with hiring the wrong customer.

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The Handyman Pros have a discussion about putting business cards in someone's yard without their explicit permission and why it is generally not advisable; several reasons:

Intrusiveness:Placing business cards in someone's yard without their consent can be seen as intrusive and disrespectful of their property. It may be perceived as an unwelcome intrusion into their personal space, leading to negative feelingstowards your business.
Unsolicited Advertising: Many people consider unsolicited advertising materials, such asbusiness cards left in yards, to be spam-like behavior. This can create a negative impression of your business and may even result in complaints from homeowners or neighborhood associations.
EnvironmentalConcerns: Business cards left in yards can contribute to littering and environmental pollution if they are not disposed of properly. This goes againstprinciples of environmental responsibility and sustainability.
PotentialLegal Issues: Depending on local regulations, distributing advertising materials like business cards without permission may be prohibited or subject to fines. It's important to familiarize yourself with relevant laws and regulations before engaging in such practices.
Low Effectiveness: Placing business cards in yards is a passive and untargeted marketing approach. It relies on chance encounters rather than targetedoutreach to potential customers who are more likely to be interested in your products or services. As a result, the return on investment (ROI) for thismarketing tactic is often low.

Instead of placing business cards in yards withoutpermission, the Pros discuss how businesses should focus on more targeted and permission-based marketing strategies. This could include digital marketing,social media advertising, direct mail campaigns to targeted mailing lists, or networking within the community through events and local partnerships. These approaches are more likely to yield positive results and build a stronger, moreengaged customer base

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion abouthomeownership.

Homeownership comes with numerous responsibilities andconsiderations that may not be immediately apparent to first-time homeowners.Here are ten things that are often not discussed but are important to knowabout homeownership:

MaintenanceCosts: Beyond mortgage payments, homeowners must budget for ongoing maintenanceand repairs. This can include expenses for lawn care, HVAC system maintenance,plumbing issues, and more.
PropertyTaxes and Insurance: Property taxes and homeowners insurance are recurringexpenses that can significantly impact your budget. These costs can vary basedon location and the value of your home.
UnexpectedRepairs: No matter how well-maintained your home is, unexpected repairs canarise. It's crucial to have an emergency fund to cover these unforeseenexpenses, such as a leaking roof or a malfunctioning furnace.
HomeownersAssociation (HOA) Fees: If your property is part of a homeowners association,you'll be responsible for paying HOA fees. These fees cover community amenitiesand maintenance but can add to your monthly expenses.
UtilityCosts: As a homeowner, you'll be responsible for all utility bills, includingelectricity, water, gas, and trash removal. These costs can vary based on usageand local rates.
HomeImprovement Projects: Homeownership often involves ongoing home improvementprojects to maintain or enhance the value of your property. These projects canbe time-consuming and costly, requiring careful planning and budgeting.
SeasonalMaintenance: Different seasons bring specific maintenance tasks, such ascleaning gutters in the fall, winterizing pipes in colder climates, andpreparing the lawn for spring. Understanding these seasonal maintenancerequirements is essential for preserving your home.
PropertyAppreciation Isn't Guaranteed: While real estate generally appreciates overtime, it's not guaranteed. Economic factors, market trends, and the conditionof your home and neighborhood can influence property values.
Flexibilityand Responsibility: As a homeowner, you have the freedom to personalize yourspace but also the responsibility to maintain it. This includes adhering tolocal regulations, obtaining permits for renovations, and being considerate ofneighbors.
Long-TermFinancial Commitment: Homeownership is a long-term financial commitment thatextends beyond monthly mortgage payments. It's essential to consider yourfinancial stability and future plans before purchasing a home.

Understanding these aspects of homeownership can help youmake informed decisions and better navigate the responsibilities of owning ahome.

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The Handyman Pros came on several situations at jobs this week that needed to be addressed. Most of these situations had to do with contractors not thinking a job through.

An example is when floor tile is installed and the tile installer ends up tiling in the dishwasher (the tile raises the floor height, dishwasher cannot be removed without lifting the counter top off of the cabinets).

The Handyman Pros discuss this and other issues including plumbing and electrical locations, use cases, pedestal sinks and more.

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Join us in this episode of The Handyman Pros Radio Show as we dive into the world of bathroom fixture replacements. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a novice homeowner looking to tackle some plumbing tasks, we've got you covered.

Our expert hosts will walk you through the step-by-step process of replacing a shower cartridge, demystifying this common but often intimidating task. Plus, we'll guide you through the intricacies of replacing a faucet on a pedestalsink, empowering you to upgrade your bathroom with confidence. Tune in to learn valuable tips, tricks, and safety precautions to ensure your plumbing projectsare a success!

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Join us on The Handyman Pros Radio Show as we dive into the world of tool reviews with a focus on the Chapman Manufacturing Master Set 5575.

Before we go further - Use this code WorkingHands and get 15% each master set #5575 you order.

Order at :Speciality Screwdriver Sets Made in the USA by Chapman Manufacturing (chapmanmfg.com)In this episode, we explore the features, performance, and real-world applications of this versatile toolkit, offering insightful analysis and practical advice for both enthusiasts and professionals alike. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic, a DIY enthusiast, or simply curious about quality tools, our in-depth review and discussion will help you make informed decisions for your next project. Also, go to the Chapman website and watch a review by Jay Leno too.

Tune in to The Handyman Pros Radio Show for a review of the Chapman Manufacturing Master Set 5575 and More!

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Certainly! Here are some tips for keeping your shower clean:

Daily Wipe Down: After each shower, use a squeegee or a microfiber cloth to wipe down the surfaces. This helps prevent the buildup of soap scum and water spots.
Ventilation: Ensure proper ventilation in your bathroom. Use the exhaust fan or open a window to reduce humidity, which can contribute to mold and mildew growth.
Shower Curtain Care: If you have a shower curtain, make sure to spread it out after each use to allow it to dry. Wash it regularly to prevent mold and soap scum buildup.
Use a Shower Cleaner: Regularly clean your shower with a suitable cleaner. You can use commercial shower cleaners or make your own using a mixture of white vinegar and water.
Prevent Soap Scum: Consider using shower gels or liquid soap instead of bar soap, as they tend to leave less residue. Additionally, opt for a soap scum prevention product.
Water Softener: If you live in an area with hard water, consider using a water softener. Hard water can leave mineral deposits on your shower surfaces, making it harder to clean.
Clean Showerhead: Mineral deposits can also accumulate in your showerhead. Clean it regularly by soaking it in vinegar or a descaling solution.
Grout Maintenance: Keep the grout between tiles clean by scrubbing it regularly. You can use a toothbrush or a grout brush for this purpose.
Use a Shower Caddy: Keep your shower essentials organized with a shower caddy. This prevents bottles and soap from sitting directly on surfaces, reducing the chance of scum buildup.
Deep Clean Periodically: In addition to regular cleaning, schedule a deep clean of your shower periodically. This may involve more intensive scrubbing and using specialized cleaners for stubborn stains.

By incorporating these tips into your routine, you can maintain a cleaner and more hygienic shower space.

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This week's episode is discusses our observations from the field this week and includes:

A discussion about a rusty flue vent
Drain pipe design
A trampoline like deck
Bathtub liners

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The cost of running appliances in your home can vary depending on factors such as energy efficiency, usage patterns, and local utility rates. However, some appliances generally tend to consume more energy and can be more expensive to run. Here are some examples:

Heating and Cooling Systems: HVAC systems, including air conditioners and electric heaters, can be significant contributors to high energy bills, especially if they are older or inefficient.
Refrigerators and Freezers: These appliances are always on, and their energy consumption can add up over time. Old or inefficient models may use more energy than newer, energy-efficient ones.
Water Heaters: Water heaters, especially those that rely on electricity, can be energy-intensive. Tankless water heaters are generally more energy-efficient than traditional tank-style heaters.
Clothes Dryers: Electric clothes dryers consume a considerable amount of energy. Using a clothesline or opting for a gas dryer can be more energy-efficient alternatives.
Ovens and Stoves: Electric ovens and stoves can use a significant amount of energy, particularly if used frequently. Gas-powered alternatives are often more energy-efficient.
Dishwashers: Older or less efficient dishwashers may use more water and energy. Using energy-efficient models or washing dishes by hand can be more sustainable options.
Computers and Home Office Equipment: Computers, printers, and other electronic devices in your home office can contribute to energy costs, especially if left on when not in use.

To reduce energy costs, consider investing in energy-efficient appliances, using appliances during off-peak hours, and practicing energy-saving habits such as turning off lights and unplugging electronics when not in use. Additionally, conducting a home energy audit can help identify specific areas where you can improve energy efficiency.

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Bringing more value to our podcast and video subscribers in the new year requires a thoughtful approach that focuses on content, engagement, and community building. Here are some strategies we are considering:

1.Understand Your Audience:

oKnow our target audience and their interests.

oCollect feedback through surveys or social media to understand what our audience wants.

2.High-Quality Content:

oFocus on creating high-quality, engaging, and relevant content.

oResearch and stay updated on industry trends to provide valuable insights.

3.Guests and Collaborations:

oBring in relevant and interesting guests to provide diverse perspectives.

oCollaborate with other podcasters or influencers to expand our reach.

4.Interactive Elements:

oEncourage audience participation through Q&A sessions or polls.

oConsider live streaming to interact with our audience in real-time.

5.Community Building:

oFoster a sense of community among our listeners and subscribers.

oUtilize social media groups, forums, or other platforms for discussions.

6.Stay Relevant:

oStay informed about current events and adapt your content to remain relevant.

oAddress timely topics or share your perspective on industry changes.

7.Listener Feedback and Involvement:

oActively seek and incorporate listener feedback.

oInvolve our audience in decision-making processes, such as choosing topics or guests.

8.Educational Content:

oOffer educational content that adds value to your audience's knowledge.

oProvide actionable takeaways and tips in each episode.

9.Stay Authentic:

oBe authentic and genuine in our content.

oConnect with our audience on a personal level to build trust and loyalty.

oBe Entertaining.

By combining these strategies and adapting them to fit our podcast and video content, We want to enhance the value to our listeners and subscribers in the new year.

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The Handyman Pros want to thank you for listening and wish you all a very festive holiday season.

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Larry spent a whole Sunday clearing a drain clog in a sewer line at a rental house. This is the story and how to prevent these types of problems.

Flushing certain items down the drain can lead to clogs, plumbing issues, and environmental problems. Here are the top five things that homeowners should avoid flushing down the drain:

1.Grease and Cooking Oils:

oPouring grease and cooking oils down the drain might seem convenient, but they can solidify and cause blockages in your pipes over time. Instead, let them cool and solidify in a container, then dispose of them in the trash.

2.Flushable Wipes:

oDespite the label "flushable," many wipes do not break down as easily as toilet paper and can contribute to blockages in sewage systems. It's better to dispose of them in the trash.

3.Paper Towels and Tissues:

oWhile toilet paper is designed to break down in water, paper towels and tissues are more durable and can cause clogs in pipes. Dispose of them in the trash rather than flushing them.

4.Medications:

oFlushing expired or unused medications down the drain can contribute to water pollution and harm aquatic ecosystems. Instead, participate in a medication take-back program or follow proper disposal guidelines provided by local authorities.

5.Dental Floss:

oDental floss is not biodegradable and can contribute to clogs. It can also wrap around and damage plumbing components. Dispose of dental floss in the trash.

Remember, the best way to prevent plumbing issues is to be mindful of what goes down the drain. If you're unsure about the flushability of an item, it's generally safer to dispose of it in the trash. Regular maintenance, such as using drain screens and scheduling professional inspections, can also help prevent costly plumbing problems.

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Choosing the right Christmas gift for a handyman depends on their specific needs and preferences. We brokedown of the options:

1.Cash or Gift Cards:

oPros: Provides flexibility for the recipient to choose what they need.

oCons: May feel impersonal; some people prefer a tangible gift.

2.Cordless Tool Batteries:

oPros: Essential for anyone with cordless power tools.

oCons: Ensure compatibility with the recipient's existing tools.

3.Cordless Drill Accessories:

oPros: Enhances the functionality of a commonly used tool.

oCons: Make sure the accessories are compatible with the recipient's drill model.

4.Circular Saw Blades:

oPros: High-quality blades can improve cutting efficiency.

oCons: Ensure the blade is compatible with the recipient's circular saw.

5.Oscillating Tool Blades and Accessories:

oPros: Versatile tool with various applications.

oCons: Check compatibility with the recipient's oscillating tool.

6.Shop Vac Accessories:

oPros: Useful for keeping the workspace clean.

oCons: Make sure the accessories fit the recipient's shop vac model.

7.Reciprocating Saw Accessories:

oPros: Expands the functionality of a reciprocating saw.

oCons: Verify compatibility with the recipient's saw.

8.4" Grinder Accessories:

oPros: Enhances the versatility of a grinder.

oCons: Ensure the accessories are suitable for the recipient's grinder.

9.Consumables:

oPros: Items like sandpaper, drill bits, screws, and nails are always needed.

oCons: Make sure to choose high-quality consumables.

Consider the handyman's current tool collection and any specific projects they are working on. If you're unsure about their preferences, gift cards or cash can provide them the flexibility to choose what they need. Alternatively, a combination of a thoughtful tool accessory with a gift card can strike a good balance between personal and practical.

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I have a client whose child loves to study bugs. The problem is, he brings them into the house. I was asked to build aworkbench that could sit outside on the deck giving this young man a place to work. A build project was born

Building a children's workbench can be a fun and educational project that can provide your child with a creative space for various activities. This is a quick build and one that can easily be done as a last minute Christmas present.

Here are some tips tohelp you build a safe and functional children's workbench:

Safety First:

Use child-safe materials: Ensure that all materials used are non-toxic and free of sharp edges or harmful chemicals.

Rounded edges: Sand down and round off any sharp edges or corners to prevent accidents.

Appropriate Size:

Make the workbench at an appropriate height for your child, ensuring they can comfortably reach and work on it. A good rule of thumb is to make it about waist height for your child.

Consider your child's age and size when determining the dimensions of the workbench.

Simple Design:

Keepthe design simple and age-appropriate. A basic table or bench with a flat working surface is a good starting point.

As your child grows and gains more skills, you can add features like shelves, drawers, and tool racks.

Sturdy Construction:

Use strong and durable materials such as solid wood or plywood for the workbench to ensure stability.

Secure all joints and connections properly to prevent wobbling or collapsing.

Non-SlipSurface:

Usea non-slip surface for the workbench top, such as rubber or textured material,to help keep projects in place and reduce the risk of accidents.

Child-Sized Tools:

Provide your child with child-sized tools, such as a small hammer, screwdriver, and aset of safety goggles. These tools should be easy to handle and safe for children to use.

Organizationand Storage:

Include storage space or a pegboard for organizing tools and materials. This helps teach your child about keeping a tidy workspace.

Use clear containers for storing small parts and supplies so they can easily see and access their materials.

Personalization:

Allowyour child to personalize their workbench by painting or decorating it withtheir favorite colors and designs.

Supervision:

Alwayssupervise your child while they're using the workbench, especially if they areusing tools or materials that may pose a safety risk.

Teach Proper Usage:

Take the time to teach your child how to use tools safely and provide guidance on the specific projects they can work on.

Encourage Creativity:

Make the workbench a space for creativity, where your child can work on arts andcrafts, small woodworking projects, or any other hands-on activities.

Maintenance:

Periodically check the workbench for wear and tear, and make any necessary repairs or adjustments as your child continues to use it.

Remember that the primary goal of a children's workbench is to provide a safe and educational space for your child to explore their interests and develop theirskills. It's essential to tailor the workbench to your child's age and abilities, and to create a supportive environment for learning and creativity.

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The term "McMansion" refers to a type of large, ostentatious, and often architecturally uninspired suburban home that became popular in the United States during the late 20th and early 21st centuries. These homes are typically characterized by their excessive size, gaudy design elements, and a lack of architectural coherence. The rise of McMansions can be attributed to several factors:

Economic Prosperity: The late 20th and early 21st centuries saw periods of economic growth and relative affluence in the United States. As people's incomes increased, there was a greater demand for larger and more luxurious homes.
Social Status and Prestige: McMansions were often seen as status symbols, reflecting the homeowner's success and affluence. Many people aspired to own these large homes as a way of showcasing their social and economic standing.
Suburban Sprawl: The development of McMansions was closely tied to suburban sprawl, where large tracts of land on the outskirts of cities were developed for housing. These homes were often built on oversized lots and were part of planned communities with amenities like golf courses and clubhouses.
Cookie-Cutter Design: McMansions are often criticized for their lack of architectural uniqueness. Many of these homes feature generic and formulaic designs, leading to a sense of homogeneity in suburban neighborhoods.
Desire for More Space: Homebuyers were drawn to McMansions because of the promise of more space. These homes typically have multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, and large living areas, catering to the desire for ample room for families and possessions.
Real Estate Trends: At the peak of their popularity, McMansions were seen as good investments due to the rising property values. Many people bought them with the expectation that they would appreciate in value over time.
Customization and Amenities: McMansions often included features like granite countertops, vaulted ceilings, and walk-in closets, appealing to buyers who wanted modern conveniences and luxurious amenities.

However, the popularity of McMansions has waned over the years for various reasons:

Changing Aesthetics: Many people began to find the excessive size and gaudy designs of McMansions unappealing, preferring more modest and aesthetically pleasing architectural styles.
Environmental Concerns: The large size and energy inefficiency of McMansions came under scrutiny as environmental concerns grew. Smaller, more sustainable homes gained favor among eco-conscious buyers.
Economic Factors: The economic downturn of the late 2000s, known as the Great Recession, had a significant impact on the real estate market, making McMansions less affordable and desirable.
Lifestyle Changes: As demographics and lifestyles evolved, there was a growing trend toward smaller households and a desire for more walkable, urban environments rather than large suburban homes.

In recent years, there has been a shift towards more thoughtful and sustainable housing designs, with an emphasis on quality over quantity. As a result, the era of the McMansion has, to some extent, given way to a new emphasis on more modest and environmentally conscious home construction and design.

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Preparing your home for Thanksgiving as a handyman or homeowner typically involves various tasks to ensure everything is in good working order and looking its best for guests. Here's a checklist of handyman preparations you might consider:

Inspect and Repair: Walk through your home to identify any maintenance or repair needs, such as leaky faucets, loose cabinet handles, broken light fixtures, or squeaky doors. Address these issues ahead of time.
Clean Gutters: Ensure your gutters are clear of debris to prevent water damage, especially if it's the rainy season.
Check Electrical Systems: Test all electrical outlets, switches, and light fixtures to ensure they are working correctly. Replace any burnt-out bulbs or address any electrical issues.
HVAC Maintenance: Clean or replace HVAC filters, and schedule a professional HVAC inspection and maintenance if necessary to ensure a comfortable temperature for your guests.
Plumbing: Check for leaks in pipes, faucets, and toilets. Make sure your garbage disposal is functioning properly. Consider adding drain covers to prevent clogs from food scraps.
Appliance Inspection: Inspect and clean kitchen appliances like ovens, stovetops, microwaves, and refrigerators. Ensure all appliances are in good working order.
Safety Check: Test smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. Replace batteries if needed.
Window and Door Maintenance: Inspect windows and doors for drafts. Replace weatherstripping as necessary to keep your home warm and energy-efficient.
Exterior Maintenance: Check the exterior of your home for any issues, such as loose siding, damaged shingles, or cracks in the foundation. Address any potential problems.
Yard Cleanup: If you have a yard, clean up leaves and debris, trim overgrown shrubs, and ensure pathways are clear and safe for guests.
Decorations: Install any holiday decorations you plan to use and ensure they are securely in place.
Kitchen Prep: Make sure the kitchen is well-organized and fully equipped with the necessary cookware, utensils, and dishes for Thanksgiving meal preparation.
Emergency Kit: Have an emergency kit handy, just in case, with items like a first-aid kit, fire extinguisher, flashlight, and basic tools.
Additional Seating: If you're expecting a large number of guests, ensure you have enough seating, whether that means setting up extra chairs, renting furniture, or adding cushions for comfort.
Childproofing: If children will be attending, childproof areas where needed, and remove any hazards to keep young guests safe.
Guest Accommodations: Ensure guest bedrooms are clean and well-prepared, with fresh linens and any necessary amenities.
Preventative Pest Control: Take measures to prevent pests from invading your home during the holiday season. Seal any cracks or gaps where pests could enter.

By addressing these maintenance preparations, you can create a safe and welcoming environment for your Thanksgiving guests, whether you're a handyman taking care of these tasks for others or a homeowner preparing your own home.

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The holiday season is a time for spreading joy, and what better way to do that than by using your skills to craft unique, handmade presents? As a handyman, you have a skill set that most people don’t have. This show will give you a few ideas that you can act on to create great memories. Creating handmade holiday gifts as a handyman can be awonderful way to show your creativity and thoughtfulness. Here are some unique gift ideas you can craft for your loved ones:

Custom Woodworking: Craftpersonalized wooden items such as cutting boards, coasters, or picture frames.Engrave names, quotes, or special dates to make them more meaningful.

2.Handmade Furniture: Design and build small furniture pieces like side tables,stools, or shelves. Customize them to match the recipient's home decor.

3.Wooden Tool Tote: Create a sturdy, practical tool tote from wood. It's athoughtful gift for DIY enthusiasts and a great way to organize tools.

MasonJar Organizer: Turn mason jars into wall-mounted organizers by attaching woodenboards with hooks for keys, utensils, or bathroom essentials. 5. Hand-PaintedSigns: Paint decorative signs with holiday messages or inspiring quotes. You can even create custom house number signs.
Handmade Birdhouses: Craft uniquebirdhouses from reclaimed wood, and paint them with fun and festive designs.They make charming additions to any garden.
Garden Planters: Build woodenplanters in various shapes and sizes. Fill them with seasonal plants orsucculents for a gift that keeps on growing.
Handmade Coatrack: Create arustic coat rack with hooks made from old tools or hardware. It's bothfunctional and decorative.
Customized Key Holders: Craft key holders withengraved labels for various keys. It's a practical and thoughtful gift forthose who often misplace their keys.
Tool Gift Sets: As a handyman, you canassemble tool gift sets with essential tools, neatly organized in a toolbox orcustom-made pouch.
Handmade Candle Holders: Turn pieces of wood into candleholders. You can decorate them with paint, stain, or even wood burning designs.12. Handmade Wooden Toys: Craft wooden toys like puzzles, cars, or buildingblocks for children. Personalize them with colorful paint or natural finishes.13. Reclaimed Wood Art: Turn old wood into beautiful wall art. You can createabstract pieces, mosaics, or even intricate wood carvings. 14. Garden Bench:Build a garden bench from wood and stain or paint it to complement your recipient's outdoor space.
Custom Workshop Apron: Sew a workshop apron withpersonalized pockets for tools, pencils, and a notepad. It's a functional gift for DIY enthusiasts.
Handmade Tool Rack: Create a wall-mounted tool rack to help your loved one keep their tools organized and easily accessible.
Wooden Wine Rack: Craft a stylish wine rack that can hold several bottles of wine,making it a perfect gift for wine enthusiasts.
Magnetic Knife Holder: Make a magnetic knife holder from wood and add strong magnets to hold kitchen knivessecurely.
Customized Wooden Serving Tray: Craft a wooden serving tray and personalize it with a name, monogram, or a special message. It's a great gift for hosts.
Personalized Workshop Sign: Design and create a custom workshop sign with the recipient's name and a unique design that represents theirhobbies. When making handmade gifts, be sure to consider the recipient'spreferences and needs. The personal touch and effort you put into creatingthese gifts will be appreciated by your friends and family during the holidayseason. Watch us on YouTube (click here) Subscribe to our free newsletter,https://handymanprosradioshow.com/newsletter-signup/ Join our Facebook group@handyman pros Send us an email, questions@handymanprosradioshow.com.

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Has businessslowed? John and I have seen a slowdown in business inquiries, we thoughtwe might give some suggestions to increase your business generation byreconnecting with your existing customers.

Reconnecting with existingcustomers is a crucial part of maintaining a successful business. Here are somestrategies and tips to help you reconnect with your existing customers:

Personalized Communication:

o Sendpersonalized emails or messages addressing the customer by their name.

o Reference pastinteractions or purchases to show that you remember their history with yourbusiness.

o Tailor yourmessages to their specific interests or needs.

Resolve Issues Promptly:

Remember that the key tosuccessful customer reconnection is building and maintaining genuinerelationships. Show your customers that you value them not just as a source ofrevenue but as individuals with unique needs and preferences. This approach canlead to long-term customer loyalty and advocacy for your business.

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The Handyman Pros Radio Show has been asupporter of decreasing the trades gap. There's a massive shortage of qualified tradespeople. From truck drivers to phlebotomists, the U.S. faces a massive skills gap in the blue-collar jobs that make our economy function.

Classet was founded to improve the massive skills gap and the challenge to find true upward mobility in the blue collar space. We believe everyone should have access to a quality, economically sustainable, and rewarding career. We want to help make that a reality.

An Interview was born.

What is the trade skills gap?

The trade skills gap, also known as the skills gap in the trades or vocational skills gap, refers to a significant disparity between the skills and qualifications that job seekers possess and the skills that employers in various trade or vocational industries require. This gap arises when there are not enough individuals with the necessary skills and training to fill job openings in trades-related professions. These professions often include skilled trades suchas electricians, plumbers, carpenters, welders, HVAC technicians, and other technical or vocational roles.

Key features of the trade skills gap include:

To address the trade skills gap, various initiatives are often put in place. These can include vocational training programs, apprenticeships, education and industry partnerships, and efforts to attract and retain workers in trade-related careers. Encouraging individuals to pursue careers in the trades and providing them with the necessary training and support is essential for bridging the skills gap and ensuring a skilled workforce in these important sectors.

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Thanks for listening to another edition of the Handyman Pros Radio Show. Our Goal: To Help you save time, money, and aggravation on your home maintenanceand repair.

I was in a big box store looking to replace my well worn zipstrip drain cleaning tool, I came upon a new tool that will replace my ziptool. Not a day later, John was doing the same thing and I turned himonto the same tool (we will show it in a bit). We decided to do a show onmaintaining functionality as a handyman with fewer tools is possible bymaximizing the utility of the tools you have, improving your skills, and beingresourceful.

Here are some tips:

Master Basic Skills: Develop your skills incarpentry, plumbing, electrical work, and other essential trades. Beingproficient in basic skills allows you to tackle a variety of tasks with minimaltools.

Plan and Prioritize: Before starting a project, planit thoroughly. Identify the tools you'll need and organize your work area. Thishelps avoid unnecessary trips back and forth for tools.

Improvisation: Learn to improvise with thetools you have. For example, if you don't have a specific tool for a job, tryto adapt a tool you do have or create a makeshift solution.

Continue Learning: Stay updated on new techniquesand tools in your field. Learning innovative methods can help you accomplishtasks more efficiently with fewer tools.

Specific Tools:

Miter saw

Circular Saw

Versatile tools: allows you to improvise

Cordless Drill, drilling, driving, cleaning (brushes), grinding,polishing, etc.

Oscillating tool

4” Grinder

Replacement tools

Replacement of bigger tools: Snake

Caulk gun as a clamp

Multipurpose materials: caulk,screws, nails, PVC trim strips

Remember that skill and knowledgeare just as important as the number of tools you have. With resourcefulness andcreativity, you can provide quality handyman services even with a limited toolcollection.

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Thanks for listening to another edition of the Handyman Pros Radio Show. OurGoal: To Help you save time, money, and aggravation on your home maintenanceand repair.

Whenit comes to your home, there's no denying that some parts age more gracefullythan others. While we'd all love for our homes to remain in pristine conditionindefinitely, the reality is that various components have finite lifespans.Understanding the expected lifespan of different home components can help youplan for maintenance, replacements, and renovations. In this blog post, we'llexplore the anticipated life of several key home components and offer tips onhow to extend their longevity.

Roofing:

o Expected lifespan: 20-30years (asphalt shingles), 50+ years (metal or tile)

The roof is yourhome's first line of defense against the elements. Asphalt shingles are themost common roofing material, and they typically last around 20-30 years.However, metal or tile roofs can far outlast this estimate, often exceeding 50years or more with proper care.

Tip: Regular roof inspectionsand maintenance can help identify and address issues early, prolonging yourroof's life.

Windows:

o Expected lifespan: 20-30years (vinyl), 30-50 years (wood)

The lifespan ofyour windows can vary depending on the material. Vinyl windows are popular fortheir durability and typically last around 20-30 years. Wooden windows, whenwell-maintained, can endure for 30-50 years or even longer.

Tip: Keep windows clean, repaintwooden frames as needed, and repair or replace seals to prevent drafts.

HVAC System:

o Expected lifespan: 15-25years

Your heating,ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system play a crucial role inmaintaining indoor comfort. Proper maintenance and timely repairs can extendits life, but most HVAC systems will need replacement after 15-25 years.

Tip: Regularly replace airfilters, schedule annual HVAC inspections, and consider upgrading to a moreenergy-efficient system.

Plumbing:

o Expected lifespan: 20-50years (depending on material)

Plumbingmaterials, such as copper, galvanized steel, and PVC, have varying lifespans.Copper pipes can last 50 years or more, while galvanized steel pipes may onlylast 20-50 years. Regular inspections can help identify leaks or corrosion.

Tip: Consider repiping with moredurable materials when necessary, and address leaks promptly to prevent waterdamage.

Appliances:

o Expected lifespan: Varies byappliance type (e.g., 10-15 years for refrigerators, 15-20 years for ovens)

Householdappliances, including refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers, and washing machines,have different lifespans. Quality, usage, and maintenance all influence howlong these appliances last.

Tip: Follow manufacturers'maintenance guidelines, repair appliances when possible, and considerenergy-efficient replacements.

Conclusion:

Understanding theanticipated life of home components is crucial for maintaining your property'svalue, safety, and functionality. While these estimates provide a generalguideline, proper care and regular maintenance can significantly extend thelife of your home's various parts. By staying proactive and addressing issuesas they arise, you can enjoy a comfortable and functional home for many yearsto come.

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We have been seeing a lot of videos and articles about how easy it is to become and make money as a handyman. We thought we would put out a few thought provoking ideas for you to investigate if you are contemplating changingcareers and becoming a handyman.

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Starting a handyman business can be a rewarding venture, but there are several important lessons and pieces of advice that many entrepreneurs in this field wish they had known when they first started. We broke this into three categories.

Before Starting

Marketing Budget: Allocatea portion of your earnings to marketing and advertising. Consistently promotingyour services can help maintain a steady flow of clients

a. Networking: Build a network of otherprofessionals in related fields, such as plumbers, electricians, andcontractors. Collaborating with them can lead to referrals and partnerships.

b. Pricing Strategies: Developa clear pricing strategy. Consider factors like your expenses, competition, andthe local market when setting your rates. Underpricing can be as detrimental asoverpricing.

c. Customer Feedback:Encourage feedback from your customers and use it to improve your services.Positive reviews can be powerful marketing tools, and constructive criticismcan help you grow.

d. Customer Service:Excellent customer service is key to building a successful handyman business.Communicate effectively, be punctual, and exceed customer expectations to builda solid reputation.

Your up and running

Documentation: Keepdetailed records of your projects, expenses, and income. This will simplify taxpreparation and help you track the financial health of your business.
Tools and Equipment: Investin high-quality tools and equipment. While they may be expensive upfront, theywill save you time and money in the long run. Consider leasing or rentingspecialized tools for occasional use.
Time Management:Efficient time management is crucial. Plan your schedule, prioritize tasks, andavoid overcommitting. Balancing work and personal life is essential forlong-term sustainability.
Continuing Education: Stayup-to-date with industry trends and techniques. Consider attending workshops,courses, or trade shows to enhance your skills and knowledge.

BusinessExpansion and Growth

Business Growth:

Be prepared for business growth. As your reputation spreads, you may need to hire additional staff, expand your services.

Fiscal responsibility: Savings and EmergencyFund: Set aside money for emergencies and savings. The handyman business can have its ups and downs, so having financial reserves can provide peace of mind.

10. Changing legal entity: Contactyour business professionals (accountant, lawyer) and see if there is advantage to changing business entities (from sole proprietor to LLC or Corporation)

Starting a handyman business requires careful planning andongoing effort. Learning from the experiences and insights of others who have walked the same path can help you navigate the challenges and build asuccessful enterprise.

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This show is a discussion about the elements of both a career and an individual work task (job). The discussion ranges from diverse topics such as “what makes you happy and gives you fulfillment” to which specific job tasks are more desirable in the selection of clients.

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The temperatures are dropping and the days are getting shorter, time for our fall tips and tricks show. Included in this discussion are tips on winterizing small engines, preparing your grill for the winter, winterizing your sprinkler system and more!

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Ever had a simple task turn into the job from he…! We have. This show offers some real world stories and a number of tips to help you when a job turns from a dream to a nightmare.

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This episode is our Tips and Tricks edition. Some great tips including a door painting efficiency, cleaning your faucet aerators, LED tips for outdoors, and an HVAC tip.

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If you've wanted a design software program, check this out!

We discovered a software program that provides CAD software for your home layout. We dive into the details of this program, Sweet Home 3D.

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Sweet Home 3D Online Manager

Let us know what you think . .

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We recently received an email from John O with some questions about running a handyman service full time, hiring employees, and how to replace full time income with handyman income. This show dives into details of how to make the transition successfully.

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We had a line of severe storms move through our area recently and we found ourselves working on an emergency basis. As handymen, we have unique skills that make us very useful during natural disasters. We discuss some advantages of being prepared.

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A man in Kentucky found a buried treasure in his backyard. The Pros discuss some of the treasures they have uncovered while doing remodels in older homes.

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With the temperatures rising, we discuss the warning signs of heat illness and give some great tips and tricks to help protect yourself while working outside in the heat.

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Have you ever had a client ask, “hey, can I borrow your (various tools) so that I can fix my (whatchamacallit)? We discuss the dynamics involved in a proper answer for a contractor, and several reasons why, as a customer, you should not ask to use tools!

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If you need to drill holes in concrete, this show is for you. We give the tips and tricks to make drilling concrete as easy as drilling wood!

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We thought we would share a couple of experiences from the field. Folks, just because someone has a license doesn’t mean they are competent!

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In this episode we discuss a couple of items in the news including a homeowner who found 1 million pennies ($10,000) in a home they were remodeling and a rather unique UFO sighting in Las Vegas.

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John returned from Seattle with some great observations. This episode discusses some of the financial repercussions of living in a high cost of living area.

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In this episode we respond to 4 emails from some of our listeners, included are 3 great tips (thanks to the listeners), and a posting of an article mentioned in a previous show.

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Hiring a handyman? The handyman pros offer up their tips and tricks for picking the right handyman.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about the basics of your electrical system. We discuss your service panel and circuits, what amp ratings are, and how they affect the utilization of your home.

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Window tinting isn’t just for cars, it can be an effective accent to your home aswell. We want to answer a question that was emailed to us, a veryimportant tip.

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Do you know the difference between working on your business and in yourbusiness? This episode is dedicated to helping you work on your handymanbusiness and includes tips and tricks that will help you streamline youroperation.

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This show is a synopsis of an article on the “state” of the handyman business by thenumbers. Included are total market size, average job size, growth rates,and lots of tips and advice from John and Larry.

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Our Interview with the Drywall Doctor continues!

Part 2 topics include

Outside corners: Process, Metal v Plastic
Storing drywall tools and preventing rust on the knives
Drywall carrier
When should drywall be replaced? (I am working on a housefrom the 50’s with original drywall)
Plaster wall vs drywall repair and when they come together

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In our efforts to help both Homeowners and Handymen, webrought back Ray Anderson (the Drywall Doctor on Youtube) (Handyman Pros RadioShow, May 3, 2021) .

A great interview that is broken into 2 parts.

Topics for part 1

I listened to the May 3rd, 2021 show, I have implemented all of the suggestions,but we’ve got some new questions. So with that, what is the #1 thing amateurs do incorrectly?
What don't you find at the big box stores that would help our handyman or homeowners
Best way to store unused mud
Repairs on glossy painted walls
inside corners - Taping and mudding

If you need help with drywall, this is a must listen show!

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Tune in on May 1 and May 8th were we continue our conversation with YouTube's Drywall Doctor, Ray Anderson.

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Spring is here, and the Handyman Pros are offering up some important tips for homemaintenance and repair.

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Aj is a Part Time handyman and has great insight in running a handyman business asa side hustle. In this episode we discuss a series of processes forrunning a handyman business (or any business), automation, scheduling, customer service,and many other great tip.

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Aj is a Part Time handyman and has great insight in running a handyman business asa side hustle. In this episode we discuss starting a handyman business,suitability for the handyman business, how to get and maintain customers, andmore. He is an active member of Handyman Pros facebook group andlongtime listener to the Handyman Pros Radio Show.

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As a handyperson, we see our job as helping our customers solve their home maintenance and repair issues. One of our challenges: we leave business on the table because. This episode is about expanding your service list. Included are action items for both the handyman and the homeowner.

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Do you have a pressure washer that is not working? This week, John fixed a pressure washer for a customer. We thought we would share some tips and tricks for running, evaluating, and repairing pressure washers.

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Spring is here, time to clean the glass in your home. We thought we would share some tips and tricks on cleaning glass that make it simple and easy.

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The handyman business is a great business, but….! The pros decided to have a discussion about things that “bug” us on the job. You’ll be nodding your head, trust me!

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It’s that time of year again, the handyman pros have a discussion on making your tax season as easy as possible. Included are some tips and tricks for hiring a tax professional, what to look for in software programs, how to code income and expenses, and more!

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John and Larry discuss how to keep warm blooded critters out of the house. Both hosts had squirrel problems and have a couple of tips to keep the unwanted guests where they should be, outside!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros talk tankless water heaters. If you are considering a tankless water heater, the handyman pros discuss the pros and cons of both electric and gas tankless water heaters. Our take is enhanced by the co hosts having tankless hot water heaters.

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The Spaceship has landed, do we look at it or do we take it apart? We decided to do a show on taking something apart! This show is packed with tips and tricks on how to effectively take something apart and put it back together again (and have it work)!

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In this episode we relate some great stories about what you might find if you decide to get into a major remodel. Included are stories of lost cities, money, trash, and more!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros revisit some tips and tricks for hiring a handyman. Included are action items that will help you make the right choices.

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From the field, a maintenance tip that you need to heed, keep your bushes trimmed. Both John and I relate our stories of shrubs gone wild! This is a story of how little jobs become big jobs.

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Honda corporation recently announced that it will discontinue its lawnmower line. We discuss!

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The Great Cyclone Bomb of 2022 has come and gone, this show is a discussion about some of the things we learned about plumbing systems during this massive cold spell. We discuss tips and tricks on how to avoid plumbing failures during cold weather and some quick fixes if you do have an event.

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The Great Cyclone Bomb of 2022 has come and gone, this show is a discussion about some of the things we learned about HVAC systems during this massive cold spell. We discuss some tips and tricks to keep your HVAC system working and how to keep your home warm during cold weather.

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With the turn of the new year, we thought we should discuss 5 things you should do in 2023. Included are planning topics, budgeting, projects and maintenance.

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The Holiday season is here and we have had several inquiries about getting jobs done before the holidays. We thought we would explain some of the concerns with these types of calls.

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We have never discussed sawhorses, guess what? We are now! Like so many things, sawhorses are more complicated than what they appear to be. We do a deep dive into sawhorses.

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It's Christmas time again! In this episode, John and Larry discuss the tools they could not be without and the ones you should consider for Christmas presents. Larry brings up some good ideas for inexpensive gifts too.

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When times are tough, knowing your numbers can be the difference between success and failure in both your business and personal lives. We have been mentoring some contractors, helping them to grow a successful business. We decided to do a show on knowing your numbers, both financially and operationally. These principles apply to home maintenance and repair as well.

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Have you ever been working on a project and realized you had not properly planned for your material needs, but you had the assortment pack; the day was saved! In this episode we are going to discuss the must have assortment packs.

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We interviewed Matthew Jourdan from Georgia Clearing Company. Matthew has a Junk Removal and land clearing business operating in the Atlanta area. We had a fantastic discussion about Matthew’s services and some of the challenges of being an entrepreneur.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about following behind another contractor to finish a job. Larry and John have both experienced this and wanted to share their perspectives on this activity from both the homeowner’s perspective and the contractor’s perspective.

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This is our annual Halloween show in which we feature some of the horrific things we have experienced on the jobsite.

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On occasion, Larry and John help young entrepreneurs in their quest to be successful. In a recent counseling session, we realized that this particular individual had no definable goal. We decided to do a show on goals, goal setting and visualization and how it relates to business and your home improvement endeavors.

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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

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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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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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The handyman pros have an announcement, give it a listen.

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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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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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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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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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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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John and Larry recently attended the Atlanta Home Show. We did a recap of the show and discussed some of the vendors that were at the show.

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Pilot light won’t light? The handyman pros walk you through how to light a pilot light. Also included are some tips and tricks to diagnose your problems.

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Recently, Larry installed a dry space system under a deck. John wanted to know more, so we discussed the details of installing an under deck drainage system.

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Larry and John offer up a key tip that can help you save time, money, and aggravation when installing something new. Reading the instruction manual the night before helps you fully prepare for the job at hand!

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We came across an article in which the California Energy Commission wants to ban natural gas hookups in new construction. Larry and John discuss the ramifications of the new regulations in California limiting natural gas hookups in new construction.

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This episode is dedicated to those with round deck balusters that are loose and falling off of the mounts!

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John was doing his usual Sunday Morning research, reading trade papers, and came across an interesting article in a plumbing trade magazine on engaging customers on social media. We discuss the article and add some unique twists of our own.

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This week’s action tip gives a simple solution to the problems associated with pockets in tool belts and bags. John figured this one out by himself, a bit of brilliance! Put ziplock bags in your pockets, wrap them over the tool belt pocket. Simple, effective, and inexpensive.

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This episode discusses solutions to the challenges of a Handyman business including marketing, hiring, networking, and more.

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Have you ever lost a bluetooth device and wondered if there is a way to find it? Larry and John discuss an App that does just that! (John found his FitBit with this app)

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Larry finished an ADA bedroom/bathroom suite for a VIP. We thought we might share some insight into building a handicapped bathroom and bedroom suite. Included are discussions on planning, including how to tape out the “flow” of the room, product selection criteria and unique products that are available, and some construction techniques.

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Be safe when working within your own home and other homes. We discuss tagging breakers and other equipment that can cause serious injury.

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This episode will discuss the specifics of starting a handyman business and includes tips and tricks on planning, accounting, systems and processes and more!

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The handyman pros discuss the rising cost of building materials and the uncertainty of actually finding the materials you need to do your home projects.

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In This episode Alan Stephenson talks about his background, his qualifications, and why he got into the trades businesses all while running a financial planning business and battling cancer.

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The handyman pros came on an article of real significance: White Oak (the material used to make whiskey barrels) is not sustainable (supply cannot keep up with demand). Of all the “In the news” segments, this is the single most important!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about Chip and Johanna Gaines’s Magnolia Network recently canceling and then reinstating the show “Home Work”. This is our synopsis and interpretation of the lessons to be learned

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This week's action tip can save you time and aggravation when working with your plumbing. Work with the right products when installing gaskets and rubber products, in this case plumbing grease, a product designed to not degrade gaskets, giving years of sealing power!

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This episode is all about attracting quality contractors for your home remodel. The Handyman Pros give some tips and tricks on behaviors and activities that will attract contractors.

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The handyman pros discuss a door trimming tool that can help you fix doors that stick.

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The Handyman Pros shed some light on persistent plumbing myths, why they are incorrect, and why you should stop engaging in these activities.

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Items in the news: If you have Dewalt earbuds you need to listen to this episode as there are health and safety issues with this product.

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This episode gives you five tips that can revolutionize your business in 2022. These are simple tips that anyone can implement and achieve tremendous results.

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This episode will discuss the specifics of starting a handyman business and includes tips and tricks on planning, accounting, systems and processes and more!

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Larry and John recently built a mobile pizza oven, a unique build. It fostered an idea; What have our listeners done that is unique and how can we incentivize our listeners to share the builds? The unique job contest was born!

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A great handyman pros radio show swag package and an invite to be on the show

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We interviewed Dustin James from Odd Jobs of Bowling Green. Dustin is a handyman based in Bowling Green, Kentucky. During the recent tornado event, Dustin went to work at no charge to help clear the streets and get the tornado damaged area functioning. John and I are very impressed with this handyman’s community spirit and can do attitude. A great interview!

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This week’s tip is all about flashing kick outs; keeping water away from your siding and putting it into the gutters. The flashing kick out, or the lack thereof, is a major issue in water damage to your home. We discuss some simple things you can do to make sure water goes into your gutter and not onto siding.

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This is a retrospective show on our journey as handymen this year. Some of our top lessons in doing jobs and activities. This show encompasses many different aspects of doing home maintenance and repair with real life lessons learned the hard way!

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We found a soon to be new Christmas classic song, “Santa’s got a Dirty Job”. This collaboration between Mike Rowe, John Rich, and The Oak Ridge Boys is a great song about Santa’s job. All proceeds from this record go to support Folds of Honor and the Mike Rowe Foundation

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John has been contemplating changing vehicles. Time to discuss vehicular choices for Contractors and Handymen. In this episode we discuss the processes for the selection of a vehicle for your handyman ventures. Included are selection criteria based on your use case, gross vehicle weight, traffic, fuel mileage and more. This could change the way you do your ventures!

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We were reading some facebook posts and came on a comment about replacing and tightening garage door tensioners. We give our opinions on this type of work and the need to be cautious approaching this particular job.

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We were approached by an existing customer to build a mobile pizza oven for his facility. This episode describes the process of the build from planning and use case, the challenges faced, the build process, and the outcome.Watch the video here

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We picked up a tip on using diatomaceous earth as a repellent for insects and rodents and thought we would pass it along. An interesting segment.

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With the end of the year approaching, we thought we would share our top takeaway tips. These are the tips that we use every week in our handyman businesses, they really save us time, money, and aggravation on the job.

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In response to a facebook post, the Handyman Pros wanted to discuss a valuable addition to your laser level, the laser level pole. This piece of equipment is perfect for precise laser leveling up to 9 feet. A great addition!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about contacting your customers during the holiday season. We share our cumulative business experience in contacting customers, how to craft an effective message, and discuss what media can be employed. Valuable lessons for handy persons and business types.

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Quickcrete mortar repair. This quick tip is about repairing mortar between bricks with a super simple product, mortar repair in a tube. Squeeze the mortar out of your caulk gun for great results!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros give their top gift suggestions for the holiday seasons. This year we have changed up the format for our recommendations. We decided to give gift idea recommendations based upon certain tasks; Drywall, Cleaning, General, Swag, and more. Some great gift ideas for your handyman or handywoman!

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This week's tip has to do with fireplace safety and function. We give two tips; blowing out and cleaning the jets on your gas fireplace and checking for creosote build up in your chimney. Two things you can do today!

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In this episode we have a discussion with Dana Renay, about leaving corporate life, and the excitement of being in the handyperson trades. Dana worked for several large corporations before exchanging her spreadsheets for a tool belt. We talk with her about her experience, some success tips for succeeding in the handyperson business, and challenges she has faced.

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Splitting wood when driving small nails? This week’s Handyman Pros Action tip comes from a listener who gives a technique to stop wood from splitting.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about foundations. The conversation centers around materials, failure points, symptoms of failure, and some potential remedies for foundation issues.

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Having trouble cleaning brass? John has a tip that will save you a huge amount of time and aggravation while cleaning brass.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros discuss what we call “the cable guy syndrome”, the inability for contractors to communicate and show up in a timely manner. Tips and tricks include how to set expectations, manage your communications technology, and some resources that you might not be using.

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This week's action tip can save you a bunch of time and aggravation, an inside pro tip on pulling wire from the package! It’s a great tip so listen in!

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We interviewed Kevin Kronemeyer from Kronemeyer’s Repair service. Kevin is a handyman based in Glasgow Kentucky, and we had interesting discussions on being a handyman in a small market. Kevin is very active on the Handyman Pros facebook group and, in an effort to build community, wanted to learn more about what kevin has been doing.

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Have a sunroof on your car? This Action Tip can save you thousands of dollars in repairs and untold aggravation.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about purchasing cheap vs quality items and materials for your home. Included are many tips and observations that the pros have discovered and how the cheapest materials might actually cost you more money through time.

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Some quick tips on fall maintenance. Send us an email, questions@handymanprosradioshow.com, and we will send you the complete fall maintenance checklist.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about the basics of sales for Handymen. Included are some mindset, presentation, and phraseology tips for effectively selling handyman services to customers. We present sales from both the handyman and customer perspective, a unique concept that can help both customers and handypersons understand why the sales process can help with the final outcome of a job.

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This weeks tip – saving your paint brushes. As handymen, we carry a lot of different tools and paint brushes are no exception. Sometimes though, the bristles can get messed up in tool bags and boxes. We discuss how to save the bristles on your paint brushes as you transport them from job to job. Check it out!

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Both John and Larry are pretty efficient guys, we value our time and our money. When we received an email from Gus asking “How do we minimize our spending on materials”, a show topic was born!

This show is about tips and tricks that will help you reduce your spending on materials and supplies (and possibly on other things as well!)! Many of these ideas seem simple, but there is a method to the madness, and we might spur some ideas that you might not realize are available.

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This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip offers a simple suggestion to help maintain your property: Understand what services your local government can offer, and how to take advantage of those service.

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This is our 200th episode. We decided to give some perspective to the podcast, our handymen businesses, what we have personally learned, and how we have implemented what we have learned.

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Have you gone to use an electronic device only to find it doesn’t work because the battery is dead? This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip offers a strategy to solve the dead battery issue!

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We follow many social media sources for information on the perspectives of customers and other professional handymen and contractors and we have noticed a trend: Handymen and customers have a difficult time understanding what a job is worth and how to price it.

The Handyman Pros give some tips and resources to help you determine pricing levels for services. Stop giving away your services, and stop expecting outstanding service at an unreasonable price level!

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Covid has caused the cost of building materials to skyrocket! This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip reports the good news that lumber is cheap again.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros answer the question of what value does a particular remodeling project add to the sales price of a home.

If you are contemplating selling your home, you need to listen to this podcast! Included are current trends in the real estate market, specifically, what projects offer the best return on investment when selling your home.

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This week’s action tip is a tried and tested method to clear your drains in an environmentally friendly way using baking soda and vinegar. Another tool in the simple home maintenance category that will help you save time, money, and aggravation!

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Ever given any thought to your brooms and brushes? The handyman pros consider the broom to be a critical tool for business success (keeping the jobsite clean is one of our highest priorities). Like all tools, brooms and brushes have specifications that make them effective for different jobs. Using the right one can help you save time, money, and aggravation!

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This weeks tip - repurposing those cloth grocery bags and use them in your next projects and temporary storage. These can really come in handy. Check it out!

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With our goal of helping you save time, money, and aggravation on your home maintenance and repair, we thought it might be time to discuss how we track our finances and the software that we use. While this discussion is loosely based on business accounting, the tenants are the same for personal accounting as well. Knowing the sources of income and the distribution of expenses is critical. Listen to our take!

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Todays tip is a great tool to help you on your jobs when you need a shims, the inflatable shim. Makes for and easy way to shim and be accurate at the same time. Check it out!

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In the News this week, Larry Towner of the Handyman Pros Radio Show has been published. Nick Loper of the Side Hustle Nation has released his new book: $1,000 100 Ways: How Real People Make Real Money on the Side (and how you can too): ($1K 100 Ways)For More Details, Listen to the Show!

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In This Episode we talk with Allen Lee about the handyman business. Allen is a business coach and Mentor at The Handyman Journey Business Consulting, and runs Honest Lee Handyman Services, and has written a book, Handyman Pricing Handbook. Allen has some awesome tips and tricks to help you maintain your home and some great ideas on starting as a handyman.

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This week's action tip is a continuation of the Oscillating Multitool accessories series. This show focuses on the various types of scraper blades that are available for the multi tool; their applications and uses.

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In This Episode we talk with Paul Gizzie. Paul is a long time listener and is heavily involved in the Financial Independence movement. Paul gives the best description of the financial independence and loves how the show brings the DIY and Fi communities together. Paul has some awesome advice on maintaining your home at reasonable rates.

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Have a first aid kit? This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip discussed the importance of having a first aid kit and one item you need to add to your kit!

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The Handyman Pros have received email after email with questions regarding quoting and estimating. This discussion revolves around the processes that Larry and John use in their businesses. If you run a Handyperson business or are getting quotes, this episode is for you.

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Here is a story the Handyman Pros found on what weirdness happed at a Home Depot store. Tune in to find out.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros interview Alan Donegan from The Rebel Entrepreneur Podcast. Alan is an expert in starting and marketing businesses on a limited budget and we thought it might be helpful for our listeners to get some ideas for starting a business.

John and Larry discuss Alan’s business philosophy on starting and marketing a business with some specific tips for handypersons. Alan has a wealth of knowledge and gives some real world tips that will propel you to business success.

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Have a tool belt? This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip gives a back saving tip by adding an accessory to your tool belt.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about staying organized. Included are some tips and tricks on systems to stay organized, why you should stay organized, and the benefits of being organized.

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This week's action tip is a continuation of the Oscillating Multitool accessories series. This show focuses on the various types of flat saw blades that are available for the multi tool and applications and uses of the different types of blades.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about finding hidden water leaks. Head off big problems by repairing water leaks early. The Handyman Pros give tips and tricks on locating water leaks, what to look for, how to identify, and how to repair these leaks.

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This week's action tip is a continuation of the Oscillating Multitool accessories series. This show focuses on the various types of grout removal blades that are available for the multi tool and applications and uses of the different types of blades.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about footwear. As handymen, we spend a tremendous amount of time on our feet. We decided to have a discussion about the importance of footwear while working on projects. Included are some great tips and tricks about selecting the proper footwear, safety aspects, and some of the specifications of work shoes and boots.

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This week's action tip is the first in a series of the Oscillating Multitool accessories. This show focuses on the small triangular sanding attachment that is available for the multi tool and its application.

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The Handyman Pros have a discussion with a new handyman, Matt Jackson of Jackson’s Handyman Service based outside of Charlotte NC. Matt talks about starting his handyman service as a side hustle and how he has transitioned fulltime into the handyman business. Matt gives some great advice for starting handymen/women on the power of saying “no”, on business ethics and professionalism, and about his Facebook group “Professional Handyman”. Matt can be reached at 803-493-1827.

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The handyman pros discuss another use of WD40, that of solvent and cleaning agent. The pros give a great tip on removing roofing tar with WD40. Works on other tough to clean materials as well.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros discuss the pros and cons of borrowing, renting, or buying tools and equipment. John and Larry share their decision making strategy for purchasing tools and equipment. A great episode with some fantastic tips and tricks.

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This week's action tip: A short show about re-grouting a shower. The Handyman Pros give a couple of quick tips if you are considering re-grouting your shower.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros discuss permitting of potential projects you may be considering. Included in the conversation are safety concerns, resources for information, and some common sense tips and tricks to consider before starting any project.

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This tip is all about fixing those undermount kitchen sinks. Many times you will experience one of these falling away from the counter top. The Handyman Pros discuss a good quick fix they use to reattach the sink for a permanent fix.

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This episode of the Handyman Pros Radio Show is all about garbage disposals. If you have questions about choosing, replacing, installing, and maintaining a garbage disposal, this episode is for you. The Handyman Pros discuss specifications, installation, and maintenance and, as always, have plenty of tips and tricks that can help you save time, money, and aggravation!

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Do your internal French doors not stay closed when you shut them? Are they hard to close? This week's quick tip is about ball catches, the mechanisms that keep your French doors closed. We discuss how to locate, adjust, and maintain your ball catches so that you can easily open and close your internal French doors.

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This episode of The Handyman Pros Show is a massive tips and tricks episode on getting your yard tools ready for the summer season. Gas engines, hand tools, blades, and more are discussed, with some really simple tips that will help you save time, money, and aggravation.

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This week’s action tip is a two part tip on cyber security and your home automation and security systems (The Internet of Things). If you have an integrated system, you need to listen to this podcast.

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Have you ever considered building a retaining wall? This episode of the Handyman Pros Radio Show is a primer on building small retaining walls. John and Larry discuss a retaining wall project Larry has been building at his home. Included is information on material selection, layout tips and tricks, drainage, and other pertinent information for construction of a retaining wall.

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Would you like to keep your glasses and shower doors fog free? This week's action tip discusses using Rain X to keep your glass items clear and fog free. We also are appealing to our audience for more information about the content of the show. This is your chance to give us feedback and help us give you better value in our show topic selections.

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The Handyman Pros have a fascinating discussion about a recent article from the National Kitchen & Bath Association discussing trends and expectations in the remodeling sector. If you are considering a major remodel, definitely check this show out!

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This week's action tip comes from an incident in which Larry was the target of a cybercriminal. An interesting take on how creative criminals can be along with a few tips and tricks to protect yourself.

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The handyman pros have a discussion with a carpet professional about carpet. We discuss the basic materials that carpets are made of, the pros and cons of each type, life expectancy, and maintenance processes for your carpet. Eric Scharff has been in the carpet industry for most of his career and gave us some great tips and tricks for maintaining carpeting.

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Have a hose bibb that is leaking? Ever wondered how to stop the leak without replacing the whole valve? This week's action tip is the answer to these questions. The handyman pros have a discussion about "packing" a gate valve to stop the water leaks (it's actually quite simple if you have the right material).

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Spring has sprung and it's once again time to clean everything outside your home. The handyman pros discuss the various different pressure washer options including power type, pressure and flow, nozzles, and techniques to safely and efficiently work a pressure washer.

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Are your HVAC grates looking unsightly? This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip gives a simple fix to the problem of ugly HVAC grates.

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If you want the drywall 101 course, how to tape and finish drywall, you have to listen to this interview. We interviewed Ray Anderson, the drywall doctor. Ray has been in the drywall business forever. Ray has forgotten more about drywall than the handyman pros know. Ray has a successful YouTube channel and contracting business and was gracious enough to share many of his secrets with us.

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This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip: Why are the shelves in the big box stores empty? The Handyman Pros discuss the ramifications of a supply chain shortage in building materials.

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We follow up with Chad Carson from Coach Carson.com. If you remember, we had Chad on several months ago to discuss a remodel of a 100 year old property. Chad is a successful real estate investor, Podcaster, You-tuber, and author, who teaches real estate investing. In our first interview, the project was underway, this episode is the follow up to completion of that project.

We discuss the challenges of a major remodel including building schedule, cost considerations, hiring a General Contractor, covid, and several other issues. Join our facebook group @handyman pros or send us an email, questions@handymanprosradioshow.com

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The Handyman Pros give some tips and tricks that will help you streamline your project by being prepared for the inevitable pile of trash that will result!

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The Handyman Pros interview Kyle Cox from Blindster.com on the latest trends and styles in the window coverings. We do a deep dive into the many different options available, their uses, and how they may help you achieve your home decor goals.

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This week's action tip tells a funny story from the news. The handyman pros give a tip on how to avoid intrusions from animals in your home. The basis of the story comes from South Florida. Stay tuned!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about converting a pull down garage door into a beautiful wall of windows. Larry has been doing a basement remodel and wanted to share a story of creating living space from what was once a basement shop. If you are looking for ideas, this show will help!

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If you have CPVC plumbing in your home, this is a must listen to action tip that can save you a tremendous amount of aggravation. The Handyman pros give some tips on working with ageing CPVC plumbing and how to avoid a plumbing disaster.

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In this episode, the Handyman Pros interview Mike Foti, President and Chief Executive Officer, from Innovate Building Solutions.com.

Larry was looking for an alternative to tile, and through the magic of the internet, came upon Innovate Building Solutions, and their unique FIBO wall panel system. FIBO is an alternative to traditional tile for bathroom renovations. Mike shares his insight on this product, it’s origins, and installation tips.

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The Pros discuss smoke detectors and have a few tips on changing batteries and stopping the endless chirping noise.

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This week the Handyman pros discuss and dispel some common myths about septic systems.. Join us as we answer the following and more.

Septic systems are really complicated
Septic systems are expensive to maintain
Septic systems waste water
Bad for the environment
They are unsafe

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This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip gives a solution to removing dog hair from your carpet!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros discuss the opportunities presented by attending trade school. Included is an assessment of the job market, some of the pay ranges available, financing, apprenticeships, and some of the ancillary opportunities that arise from working in the trades.

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Want to have a simple system to inventory your home? This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip reviews an app called Home Contents that offers a simple solution to keeping track of the items in your home.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about choosing the right ladder. Walking down the ladder aisle in the big box store can be confusing. The handyman pros discuss the differences between ladders, your applications, safety concerns, and other pertinent facts about choosing the right ladder for your needs.

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Do you need to mount something to ceramic tile? This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip is all about drilling tile. Included are simple tips about drill bits for tile and using blue tape to keep the drill bit from “walking” on the tile.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros discuss managing major projects. The Handyman Pros present a whole house build versus doing a major remodel. The Pros recently responded to a listener who was contemplating becoming their own General Contractor. We thought it appropriate to talk about what goes into a whole house build. Topics include Time Management, Budgeting, Working with Contractors and Subs, Permitting and more. If you are contemplating being your own General Contractor, this is a must listen to show.

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Want to really clean your car's windshield? This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip gives a detailers secret to cleaning your windshield: 0000 steel wool!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about repurposing various different items to create a solution you might not have thought about. What do you do with extra luxury vinyl tile, lumber, old containers and other building products? The handyman pros give some alternative uses for these products that really can help you save time, money, and aggravation.

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This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip is a starting point for repair of smoke alarms, thermostats, garage door openers and key fobs! The simple solution so many people forget; check your batteries.

Many times low batteries the thermostat will stop working and your heating or cooling units won't function. Sometimes you might have put in new batteries backwards. So take a listen and you may avoid a costly service call for your HVAC air conditioner of furnace.

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In this episode, the Handyman Pros interview Kyle Cox from Blindster.com. While the Handyman Pros have installed many a blind, we decided to interview the true expert in the industry, Kyle Cox. The Handyman Pros ask Kyle the questions you might have about selection and installation of window treatments. Kyle describes his product lines, application and usage, and some cool features of working with Blindster.com. Tune in for some great tips and tricks on the process of choosing and installing window treatments.

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When was the last time you checked the mounting hardware on your garage door? The Handyman Pros have tips and tricks on one of the largest moving parts of your home, the garage door.

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about cutting concrete. Larry spent some time this week cutting concrete and thought the Handyman Pros could pass on some tips and tricks for cutting concrete! Included in this discussion are safety precautions and gear, planning the cut, Equipment needed, dust control, and more!

Helping save you time, money, and aggravation on your home maintenance and repair.

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Feel like your dishes don’t get really clean or really dry? In this episode, the handyman pros offer up a tip that will help your dishwasher clean and dry you dishes better. It’s such a simple trick, you will be surprised!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros have a discussion about repairing or replacing components in your home. Larry and John give some practical advice as to a process to determine repair or replacement, what are the upsides and the downsides. Included are discussions about the age of components (appliances, roofs, driveways), anticipated longevity, labor costs, parts acquisition, and other factors that can help you make an informed decision as to whether you should repair or replace.

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Have you ever cleaned your dryer vent? In this week's action tip, the handyman pros discuss cleaning your dryer vent. Both John and Larry have a couple of dryer vent stories to tell. By the way, the old excuse of not having your homework done because of a dryer fire can be avoided!

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This Episode: Roofing basics

Your roof is your first line of defense from overhead intruders and water. The handyman pros have a discussion about the basics of roofing, helping you to better understand what your roof does and how to care for it. Composition, construction, materials and more are also discussed.

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Do you have an older home with outdated wiring (2 wire). This is a must listen to show describing some of the hazards of living with outdated wiring

We discuss the history of the how and where the 3 prong ground wiring in modern homes came from.

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Don’t Look Now . . .But, Here Come The Drones

We interview Cliff Whitney from Atlanta Hobby.com and UAVExperts.com. Cliff has comprehensive knowledge about drone usage. We talk about the uses of drones you might not know about including inspections of property and roofs, A fascinating discussion. We discuss everything from drones and UAV for beginners to professional usage in construction and the benefits.

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The Handyman Pros share a story in the news about a Bootleggers stash found during a renovation.

The term bootlegging seems originally to have been used by white persons in the Midwest in the 1880s to denote the practice of concealing flasks of liquor in their boot tops while trading with Native Americans.

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In This Episode the handyman pros discuss home improvement shows on TV. What is real, and what is dramatized? The Pros get real and explore Television versus reality. Included are stories from contractors whom have worked for the television shows, discussions of budgeting and financial, scope of project, and completion timing for home improvement projects.

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This week's action edition focuses on laying flooring, decking, and sheet goods. A quick “How To” on the basics of these products. Included are tips to help not match seams, increase strength, and give a better overall look.

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The Handyman Pros have a discussion with a new handyman, Dan West, Athens GA Handyman. Dan talks about home maintenance and how he has transitioned into the handyman business. Dan has some awesome tips and tricks to help you maintain your home, property, and some great ideas on starting as a handyman.

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In the news, the Roto Rooter thought leader survey. The Handyman Pros discuss some of the topics from a recent survey done by Roto Rooter about plumbing DIY. An interesting discussion and a critical action tip you need to do today!

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Updating your hardware can be more complicated than you think. In this edition of the Handyman Pros Radio Show, John and Larry have a discussion about changing door hardware. Included are tips for budgeting, installation, tools needed, and many other things you might not have considered.

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In this edition the Handyman Pros discuss what’s going to be happening on the on the show in 2021, and ask for your assistance.

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2020 has been quite a year, John and Larry have a retrospective discussion on what they have learned this year. Included are a bunch of great tips. Topics of conversation include best and worst jobs, best new technology, our biggest challenges, and thank you’s for following us on our journey.

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In this week's action tip, the handyman pros have some suggestions for feeding reindeer and sleigh drivers. This tip might come in handy this evening! Have a Merry Christmas.

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The handyman pros discuss how to organize your tools and supplies. Included in the conversation are some tips and tricks for container use, organizational method, and prioritization. We also discuss different tool organizational strategies and methods along with a discussion on wheels.

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Have multiple contractors working on your home? This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip gives suggestions on how to coordinate contractors working together and how to create the expectation that your contractor will show you the repairs are functional.

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It’s been cold in Atlanta, so the handyman pros decided to have a discussion about portable space heaters. Included in the conversation are electric, kerosene, propane, forced air, radiant, ceramic, oil filled, and electric coil heaters. Small to large spaces, fuel types, and safety concerns, if you need to bring heat to a specific area, the pros are talking about it!

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The handyman pros give a tip on how to mount “keyhole” pictures, coat racks, shelves, etc. This one is going to save you time and aggravation in hanging those items.

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The Handyman Pros start a series on troubleshooting problems, this show specializing in water infiltration and drainage. The pros discuss identifying root causes of water infiltration into basements and crawl spaces and provide some simple solutions that can solve you drainage problems.

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The handyman pros share an interesting item in the news about toilets. The article will be posted on our Facebook page. Enjoy!

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The tool review show. The handyman pros reveal their top tools for 2020, the features and advantages, and how these tools are essential to your productivity.

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Many times a small repair on the wall will not look right if you finish it by painting with a brush. The Handyman Pros tell you how to use the brush you have in your hand to match the texture of a roller to make the repair seamless.

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The Shocking Truth : Inspect your electrical System on a regular basis. In This program The Handyman Pros discuss regular inspections of

your electrical system.

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Are there alternatives to wire shelving? In this episode the handyman pros discuss upgrading your wire shelving to a track style system giving you more strength and versatility in your closet organization

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Been contemplating a concrete project? In this episode, the Handyman Pros discuss the basics of concrete, demystifying the big box store aisle. Included will be some tips and tricks for product selection, application, and installation.

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Ring has issued an recall of up to 350,000 second generation doorbells. Let's discuss which ones and what you need to do if you have one.

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Ever wondered “why” you should perform maintenance? In this episode, the Handyman Pros discuss the “Why” of maintenance programs for your home. Included are multiple examples where the Pros have saved time, money, and aggravation. Tune In!

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Have you ever checked your water bill? In this episode, the Handyman Pros discuss setting a baseline and comparing your water bill against it. This tip could save you thousands!

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In this episode the Handyman Pros discuss water heaters. Learn some of the major concerns for installing and replacing a water heater. Both Tank and Tankless water heaters are discussed with key points about the conversion from tank to tankless water heating.

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The Handyman Pros share some scary stories from the field. Snakes, Chipmunks, Floods, skeletons all come to life this Halloween!

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Are your parents getting older? Ever wondered what you should be concerned with? Remodeling for elderly parents?

The handyman pros have a discussion with Anthony Cinotti from the National Association of Senior Advocates (https://www.naosa.org/) and Ed Padilla from the Association of Certified Handyman Professionals ( https://handymanassociation.org )about preparing the home for seniors.

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Are the chains of your ceiling fan knocking against your light fixtures, making that noise that drives you crazy? This week, the handyman pros give you a tip that balances your fan blades reducing the amount of motion in your ceiling fan.

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Looking for an alternative to tile? In this episode, the handyman pros discuss a new product called Dumawall, the advantages and the drawbacks along with a couple of tips on where to install this product. The pros also discuss using Luxury Vinyl Tile under the sink as a way to fix the floor of the sink cabinet.

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Do you have polybutylene pipe? The handyman pros answer and email about polybutylene and give a quick explanation of several of the concerns in regards to polybutylene pipe.

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You walk into the Big Box store and enter the Fastener aisle. Holy smokes, what are all of these things used for? How do I choose what fastener is really the best for my application? In this episode, the Handyman Pros do an overview on fasteners, what to use where, when, and how.

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Swingers! Have a door that constantly swings open? This week’s Handyman Pros Action Tip gives a simple fix to the problem of a swinging door!

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Batteries are a part of modern life, powering everything from the smallest electronics to cars and trucks. What do you know about batteries and battery technology? The handyman pros have a discussion about battery basics, what you need to know about batteries, and some critical points that can make your life better by choosing the right battery specification for your applications.

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Want to speed up cleaning the outside of your home? This weeks Handyman Pros Action Tip discusses a foam cannon, allowing you to apply cleaning agents to your home’s exterior quickly and effectively.

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Gone down to the big box store to purchase an appliance? Decided to have that appliance delivered and installed, and then realized that the process is not all it’s cracked up to be? In this episode, the handyman pros discuss John’s experiences with the big box delivery and installation services. The Pros give some tips and tricks and a couple of suggestions that could reduce your frustration levels.

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Have you been bitten by pesky insects? The handyman pros give a quick tip on making the insect bites go away with a bug stick.

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It’s our one year anniversary! The handyman pros have a discussion about the highlights of the year in the Handyman business and on the podcast. A show filled with insight on why the Pros started the show, what they hope to achieve, some great stories, and a whole lot of fun!

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This week the handyman pros discuss the Color Snap Tool, a paint matching tool that works in the field. If you need to match paint colors, this episode is for you.

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Is bad work better than having no work done at all? The handyman pros have a discussion on the cause and effect of poor work. The discussion centers around several projects that the pros have been involved with where they wish no work had been done at all, as the projects became more complicated and actually had a negative effect on the overall outcome of the project.

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How to make your lawn look amazing: Aerating your lawn. Tips and tricks on using an aerator, benefits, and type of aerator machine to use.

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Our Labor Day show. The handyman pros discuss the labor day holiday, fall maintenance, and getting your home ready for winter. Tips include furnace startup, door seals, pest control, safety checks and more. Enjoy.

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This week’s action tip: How to freshen the air in your whole house using air filter fresheners. The handyman pros discuss whole house air fresheners and give a couple of quick tips to make your home smell great. Questions, Comments, Concerns?

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Have you ever said something like, “I see that my gutters are clogged, I’m really busy, I’ll do that later” and later never comes? How ignoring maintenance problems can lead to major repairs, and action tips that will find the root cause of problems in your home. The Handyman Pros have a discussion of why you shouldn’t put off till tomorrow what you should do today!

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How tinting your primer can potentially save you multiple coats of paint and give you a better finish for your next painting project.

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Have you been working from Home? Wish you had a dedicated space to work from? In this episode The Handyman Pros discuss creating new home office space. Creative ideas to help create your ideal work space including tips that optimize for remote working, technology issues, and some common sense approaches to multi use space.

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The handyman pros review a laser measuring device. What a great tool!

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The handyman pros discuss moving materials safely. Larry and John discuss what you need to be concerned with when carrying a load on your roof, truck, and trailers. Safety while carrying cargo is key.

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Ever spill gasoline on your shoes, clothing, or other fabric? The handyman pros give a tip on how to remove gas and oil smells from shoes and other things. A great quick tip!

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In this show, The handyman pros interview Ryan Phelps, Owner of Welcome Home middle Georgia, a handyman/Contractor service in Warner Robins, Georgia. Ryan is looking to grow his handyman/contractor business, and the pros offer up some advice for HomeOwners, DiYers, and for handymen (and women)! Stay tuned for a fantastic interview!

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Has a leaking refrigerator caused damage? Water damage caused a mold issue? The handyman pros give a quick tip for preventing unnecessary damage caused by appliances. Questions, Comments, Concerns?

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Ever wondered what the handyman pros do on a daily basis? John and Larry talk about the handyman job description, the handyman services list, and the handyman skills along with stories from the handyman business. Learn more about what the Pros do.

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Does your AC Drain Line keep clogging and no water coming out of your AC? The handyman pros give a tip on how to clean your condensate line from the evaporator and keep your HVAC drain operating smoothly.

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Which is the best caulk to use for a particular application; Exterior caulk on your house, bathtub caulks, silicone caulks ? The handyman pros have a discussion about the different types of caulks, adhesives, and sealants. The discussion centers on the 5 “go to” products the handyman pros use everyday. Water based acrylic caulks, silicone sealants, and polyurethane adhesives are discussed with tips and tricks for applying these products.

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Cleaning rugs. The handyman pros discuss cleaning rugs the old fashioned way. Included topics include cleaning oriental rugs, how to “beat” your rugs, and how to use mild soap to deep clean your delicate rugs.

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In this episode the handyman pros talk about the basics of composting, advantages, benefits, and a quick method to create your own composting bin to save you time and money.

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This week’s action tip: Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades. The handyman pros give tips and tricks on sharpening lawn mower blades, balancing the lawn mower blade, and properly installing the lawn mower blade, giving you a nice clean cut lawn and extending the life of your lawn mower.

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The Basics of Siding: The Handyman Pros have a discussion about siding. This episode is a candid discussion about the most popular types including vinyl siding, fiber cement siding (hardie board siding), wood siding, and metal siding. The format includes sidings function, the pros and cons of each type of siding, the relative cost, and the reasons why you should choose a particular type of siding.

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The handyman pros offer up a time saving electrical safety tip about using an electrical circuit tracer. Be safe and protect your sensitive electronics.

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Want to be a Handyman? The handyman pros go inside baseball and discuss tips and tricks for business success in the Handyman Business. Strategies, marketing, and real life advice helping you succeed at being a handyman.

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With the 4th of July coming up, make sure your grill is working properly by taking the necessary actions ensuring grilling success. The handyman pros discuss rebuilding a gas grill. Have an extra bottle on hand, check your regulator, clean your grill.

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Ah yes, it’s summer and you’re going to spend time on your deck. If your deck has seen better days, check out this discussion on fixing it up while paying attention to your local codes. The Handyman Pros discuss working on decks to make them safe and nice looking for years to come.

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When a straight and level finish is a must, using the latest technology can help you on your next project obtain a fantastic outcome. A laser level should be in every DIYers tool box. Find out how the Handyman Pro’s use them and when.

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Let’s discuss some of the in’s and out’s of spraying paint, poly, stains and other products. The Handyman Pro’s get into equipment, applications and why and when you would want to use spray equipment to save you time with a better finish.

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This week’s action tip: The handyman pros want to wish you a happy father’s day. Our survey announcement: Would you like to see a show on Grills or barbeque or both. Questions, Comments, Concerns?

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This week the Handyman Pros have a discussion on resources you may not know exist. We talk about the value of local sources, farm stores, DIY pest control, and other such sources. Get creative and inquisitive. Try new things.

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This week’s action tip: Using an endoscope wifi camera with your iPhone or Android. The handyman pros give a tip about using an endoscope: having vision where you might otherwise not be able to see. This “magic” technology allows you to see behind walls with nominal intrusion.

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Why are upgrades so expensive? The handyman pros have a discussion about upgrades and remodel expenses and why things get expensive. The Handyman pros get into the weeds, discussing projects from the field. Disposals, lighting, plumbing, doors, windows, all have hidden potential expense.

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This week’s action tip: How to caulk a large gap, tips and tricks using backer rod. Questions, Comments, Concerns?

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En Guard, a discussion about fencing: The Handyman Pros answer questions about fencing, what is important in putting up a fence. Make your yard and garden attractive. How do put in a fence, do I need a permit, what type of fence to install, maintenance, and other concerns.

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This week’s action tip: The handyman pros discuss changing from heat to air conditioning, is it just as simple as changing the thermostat? Action tips includes information on changing your batteries, switching the fan direction, checking for air leaks, HVAC filters, and more. Questions, Comments, Concerns?

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Hiring a Contractor Part 3: The Handyman Pros continue the discussion on hiring contractors. What should you be concerned with and how to avoid potential problems. This episode discusses the agreement, estimates, and contracts. Put it in writing.

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This week’s action tip: The many uses of Painter Tape. The Handyman Pros have a lively discussion about the uses of Painter’s Tape other than for painting! From labeling to protection, many uses of painter’s tape, plus an announcement for a contest on the uses for painters tape.

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This episode: An interview with Ed Padillia, the founder of the Association of Handyman Professionals.

The Handyman Pros talk with the founder of a national trade organization about contractor professionalism, credibility, customer relationships, and having resources. Ed brings a unique perspective to the “How to Hire a Contractor” discussion. Ed has some great advice on selecting handymen, and on how handymen select you as a potential customer!

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This week’s action tip: How to inspect and repair simple roof leaks. The handyman pros give tips and tricks on doing simple roof repairs, how to determine where the leak is coming from and how to repair.

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Hiring a Contractor Part 2: The contractor Pros continue the discussion on hiring contractors. What should you be concerned with and how to avoid potential problems. This episode discusses Describing the project, Sourcing contractors, Contacting contractors, and many other important tips for hiring contractors.

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On this action tip edition - a quick discussion of making sure you have extra keys and using a lock box to let others in.This week’s action tip: Having enough Keys Cut. The handyman pros give a home ownership tip that will keep you from being locked out of your home. The Pros also discuss access with a key box.

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In this show, The handyman pros have a conversation with Chad Carson from coachcarson.com about his current project, a complete rehab of a 100 year old home that has been converted into a 3 unit apartment. Chad is an entrepreneur, writer, and teacher, who used real estate investing to reach financial independence. Chad's primary business is long term real estate rentals, and his company owns over 100 units. He has remodeled and refurbished many of his units and we interviewed Chad with the goal of learning his process in regards to remodeling/rebuilding. Chad gives some great tips and tricks, Enjoy!

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This week's action tip: Using a speed square as a saw guide. The handyman pros give a carpentry tip that ensures square cuts without breaking out the chop saw.

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Have you ever asked “How do you hire a good Contractor?” In this episode, Hiring a Contractor, part 1: The Handyman Pros start the discussion on hiring contractors. Critical questions are answered; “What should I be concerned with?” and “How do I avoid potential problems?”. The Pros discussion surrounds the following considerations and more:

Scope of project The Pricing Triad – How Time, Quality, and Money are at odds Setting contractor minimum qualifications, and expectations Do you want to work with a small, medium, or large company? License and insurance ramifications. Background checks; Supplied and other techniques. Geography (are they local), National Affiliations, and other relevant factors. Can they provide references? Warranty; Policies and procedures.

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This week's action tip: Caulking tips and tricks. The handyman pros discuss a quick tip for a technique for caulking in tight places that will save you time and aggravation.

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The Handyman Pros are excited to announce a short series of shows on how to hire and work with a contractor for those larger projects. Included in the series is an interview with Chad "Coach" Carson. We will speak with him about his current project, a complete rehab of a 100 year old home that has been converted into a 3 unit apartment and how he is working through this comprehensive project.

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In this episode, the Handyman Pros interview Sandy Mowery from Tuff Shed. Sandy describes the advantages of working with a shed professional and purchasing a shed versus building one. We have a candid discussion about materials, warranty, construction techniques, and customization. Check out our website, handymanprosradioshow.com, send us an email, questions@handymanprosradioshow.com, or join our facebook group @handyman pros

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This week's action tip: Mixing Powdered drywall mud. The handyman pros talk about tips and tricks for mixing powdered drywall mud. Tips to keep your drywall projects simple. Join the Facebook Group @handyman pros.

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Sharpen up, skills to help sharpen your tools. This week the handyman pros give tips and tricks for sharpening your drill bits and tools. Sharp tools just work better, learn the basics on sharpening drill bits, chisels, garden tools, and more. Make your life easier and more efficient!

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This week's action tip: Using the fraction calculator app. The handyman pros discuss an application on your smartphone that makes is quick and easy to work with fractions. Use your smartphone to help with your construction projects. Join the Facebook Group @handyman pros.

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You Put Your TV Where? This week the handyman pros tackle the process of hanging televisions (monitors). The pros discuss the factors that create a successful and enjoyable TV mount, including The different types of mounts, considerations including location, power availability, access to the cable, and many other tips and tricks. Join our Facebook group @handyman pros, visit our website, handymanprosradioshow.com, or send us an email at questions@handymanprosradioshow.com.

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This week's action tip: Using an Ozone Generator, how to get rid of nasty smells. Smells, an inevitable fact of owning a home. From mildew, to grease, to cigarette smoke the Handyman Pros discuss using an Ozone generator to reduce smells. Join the Facebook Group @handyman pros and visit us at www.handymanradioshow.com

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Hangin around: Tips and tricks for hanging artwork and mirrors. This week the handyman pros talk about the process of hanging artwork, from planning to execution, the handyman pros give their tips and tricks to help you hang your artwork and achieve the look you desire. Join our Facebook group @handyman pros, visit our website, handymanprosradioshow.com, or send us an email at questions@handymanprosradioshow.com.

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This week's action tip: Using the angle pro calculator app. The handyman pros discuss an application on your smartphone that calculates angles. Use your smartphone to help with your construction projects. Join the Facebook Group @handyman pros. Visit our website, handymanprosradioshow.com, or send us an email at questions@handymanprosradioshow.com.

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Hey, Did you know you can lift concrete? In this episode, the handyman pros interview Matt and Travis from Lift It Rite LLc, https://www.liftitritellc.com/, a company that specializes in lifting concrete slabs, foundations, and more. Travis and Matt explain the process of lifting concrete slabs, and how you benefit by not having to replace your sunken concrete slabs. Don't replace it, Lift It Rite. Join our Facebook group @handyman pros, visit our website, handymanprosradioshow.com, or send us an email at questions@handymanprosradioshow.com.

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This week's action tip: An opportunity to use your unanticipated time off; use this time to create your home’s to-do list. The handyman pros discuss many items you should start taking action on today. Join the Facebook Group @handyman pros. www.handymanprosradioshow.com

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In this episode, the handyman pros discuss the repair of a hardwood floor. Included are tips and tricks for sourcing hardwood flooring, removal of hardwood planks, installation of hardwood planks, applying a finish to the repair, and more. Also in this episode, from the email bag, questions@handymanprosradioshow.com, tips and tricks for maintaining your home when traveling for an extended period of time. Check out our website, handymanprosradioshow.com.

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This week's action tip: Drilling Through Tile. Use the right drill for the application and and learn how to drill the hole right the first time. Join the Facebook Group @handyman pros.

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This week the Handyman Pros interview Tim Harman from the You Can, Man podcast. Tim is a kindred spirit and discusses several of his home repair projects along with the You Can, Man Podcast. We discuss load bearing walls, DIY, Ford Bronco’s and more. For more information, join our Facebook group, Handyman Pros, or go to Handymanprosradioshow.com.

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This week's action tip: the multi purpose hotel key card. From spreading wood filler to scraping ice off your windshield, learn some of the uses for old key cards from the handyman pros. Join the Facebook Group @handyman pros.

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Interior doors don't close properly? The handyman pros help you DIY diagnose your interior door problems and give you some actionable tips and tricks for repairing or replacing an interior door.

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The handyman pros help a listener tackle towel racks that continue to come loose by using a threadlocker.

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The handyman pros interview Joel Larsgaard from HowToMoney.com. Joel is a young multi talented guy who works full time in broadcasting (producer of the Clark Howard Show), has his own podcast, and has rental properties. We talk about rental and property ownership. Joel brings a great perspective on process, budgeting, and do it yourself maintenance.

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The handyman pros answer a question from the email bag on how to make driving small nails easier and safer. We appreciate the questions and please keep them coming. Send us your questions to questions@handymanprosradioshow.com or go to our website, Handyman Pros Radio Show and drop us a line

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Flush Gordon! This week the handyman pros discuss rebuilding toilets. This weeks tip of the week has to do with a plumbing product: sharkbites.

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The Handyman Pros discuss a tip on sump pumps and testing them out before you face trouble with the wet weather.

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House it going (going, gone)! A tips and tricks discussion about selling your home, featuring Pam Evans of Hello Pam Evans real estate. Does the thought of selling your home overwhelm you? This week, the Handyman Pros talk with a real estate professional about the process of getting your home ready to sell. We interview Pam Evans of Hello Pam Evans Real Estate. Pam offers some awesome tips and tricks along with strategies to help you sell your home for top dollar. Don’t forget to visit our website for blog posts and video content: handymanprosradioshow.com

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The handyman pros discuss a challenge encountered while trying to start a fire; How do you get a "draft" started? The Pros give a tip that really works! Send us your questions to questions@handymanprosradioshow.com or go to our website, https://handymanprosradioshow.com/contact-us/ and drop us a line.

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So you want to make millions, this week the handyman pros talk about rental properties. As handymen, both of the pros do a tremendous amount of work for landlords. They share tips and tricks on rental property ownership.

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With the Superbowl coming up and friends coming over, it's time to clean off your air return vents in your house and check your outlets.

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Inspector Clouseau, This week the Handyman Pros welcome guest Chris Kennedy of Kennedy Home Inspections. The Handyman Pros discuss the ins and outs of home inspections, discuss the value of home inspections, share stories, and get valuable insight from the home inspectors point of view.

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The Arctic Express has covered most of the country, the Handyman Pros give some actionable tips on sealing your home to stop drafts, and some suggestions for heating small spaces.

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This week the Handyman Pros discuss an HVAC question that led into a discussion about first time home buying. John and Larry share their unique perspective on being a first time homeowner, tips and tricks that can help you avoid aggravation.

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As a result of the recent storms, the Handyman Pros decided to give some tips and tricks for adverse weather preparedness.

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We are finally going to do the new segments we said we were going to do! The handyman pros have been talking about new segments for months, would you like to hear some? This week the handyman pros incorporate two new segments into the show, In the News, and a Technology segment. Smart home systems are discussed and some new technologies that are in the news that will have a dramatic impact on construction and home ownership.

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Out with the old, in with the new With the new year starting, what is on your list for this year? This week the handyman pros have a lively and candid discussion about planning for the new year, maintenance items, upgrades to your home, time and money, and the maintenance log. From the email bag, a question about painting.

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Handyman Pros Radio Show trailer for season 2. What to expect, new segments, and exciting guests.

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Auld Lang Syne. The handyman pros sing auld lang syne (no not really!) and discuss the year in review, tips on dumpsters and trash, getting rid of paint smells, and fixing scratches in hardwood floors. The Pros also tease you with some of the exciting new segments that will be coming in season 2.

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Toys in the Attic! The handyman pros have a discussion about storage containers and systems. The Pros review a Bluetooth headset and answer an email question about faucets for DIY and home improvement

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We could have nailed it, but screw it! We could go on for hours. the handyman pros continue the discussion on tools, this time focusing on more specialty tools that can save time and help speed your project completion times

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We could have nailed it, but screw it, more power! The handyman pros have a continuing discussion about tools with a focus on power tools. Larry and John discuss their must have power tools that make up a homeowner kit.

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We could have nailed it but screw it! With the holidays coming, and gift ideas, the handyman pros discuss the basic tools that every homeowner needs. The handyman Pros Question of the week: considerations for lighting and light bulbs.

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What to get that handy person for the holidays? The handyman Pros will be having a 3 part series to discuss the most common and useful tools for that special person doing DIY or home improvement.

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The Turkey Trot; Having guests over for Thanksgiving? This week the handyman pros discuss tips and tricks for maintaining your kitchen. The handyman pros question of the week: Shower head pressure, tips and tricks on how to fix a shower head with poor pressure

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Safety Safety Aunt Millie got run over by a reindeer, safety concerns in having guests over for the holidays? This week the handyman pros discuss safety concerns and maintenance tips around the home. The handyman pros question of the week: Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV). Tips and tricks on how to identify a faulty PRV, and the implications of ignoring the problem.

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Hiring a handyman? This week the handyman pros discuss some of the issues involved in hiring a qualified handyman and or contractor. Our actionable quick tip: Changing the color of your bathroom fixtures from gold to oil rubbed bronze.

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Considering a She Shed, a storage shed, or extra space to clean out your garage? This week the handyman pros discuss planning, strategy and the concerns of shed installation. Our actionable quick tip: a technique that helps drive screws into hardwood. The handyman pros also discuss one of their favorite tools, the oscillating multi tool; how it can save you time, energy, and frustration.

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In celebration of Halloween, the handyman pros tell some scary stories from the field. Bats, rats, electrical and plumbing nightmares. A lighthearted discussion of things to look out for in working on your projects. Many actionable tips to avoid potential problems.

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This week the handyman pros discuss a high level overview of the common Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems found in homes. What to look for and what to avoid along with actionable tips helping you maintain your HVAC system. In addition, we reach into the mail bag to answer a question on staining and protecting your deck.

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This week the handyman pros discuss small drywall repairs, a specialized tool for flooring trim work and a story from the field (John’s house).

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This week the Handyman Pros discuss wood rot and wood rot repair, winterizing your home, and a tool segment on small electric blowers.

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This week the handyman pros discuss painting and paint preparation, the paint spinner tool, and taping procedure to prevent paint bleed through.

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This week the handyman pros discuss screening in a porch, HVAC filtration, Lake Lanier, and fire extinguishers.

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In this episode - Your hosts, Larry and John, bring you a candid and enjoyable discussion about their backgrounds, experiences and why they became professional handymen . They will lay out the ground work for this podcast series. Topics will include home maintenance and property management skills, do it yourself tips and tricks, and purchasing strategies for real estate investing.

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