In this tutorial, you’re going to learn how to replace the bathtub in your bathroom step by step.
You’ll learn how to remove your old alcove bathtub, how to choose a new bathtub, and how to hook up the plumbing and install your new bathtub WITHOUT having to access the plumbing from underneath. [continue reading…]
In this article, you’re going to learn how to install marble countertops in your bathroom. This same process will also work for Granite countertops as well.
Marble countertops are actually pretty easy to install when compared to other high-quality countertop options. Tile countertops are far more difficult and time-consuming to install, harder to clean, and usually don’t look as good.
But, marble countertops look amazing, can be installed with basic tools, and are surprisingly affordable if you install them yourself.
The key is to find pre-fabricated marble countertops, which are found at most tile and stone stores. The cost for a pref-fabbed slab will typically range from $200 (if it has defects) to $500 if it’s in perfect condition. Of course, it can get more expensive than that.
So, without further ado, here’s how to install marble countertops in your bathroom, step-by-step. [continue reading…]
As a pro handyman I’ve completed lots of fence repairs of all kinds.
Here I’m going to show you exactly how to repair a broken wood fence post with the fastest and most effective method invented so far.
If your fence is leaning or moving several inches when the wind blows, it’s likely that you have at least one broken fence post. You can also go up to the fence post and push on it with your hand. If the fence moves more than an inch either way, it’s probably broken.
In some cases the concrete footing is just loose, but that is rare. Nine times out of ten the fence post is broken. You can easily find out by digging down a couple of inches until you see the concrete footing that holds the fence post.
In the image below, you can see a fence post that is not broken sitting in the concrete footing.
