How to Read Blueprints for Your Home

Video Description: To help make sense of house plan blueprints, keep in mind that house plans are usually drawn to 1/4-inch scale, which means that a quarter inch on the blueprints represents one foot on the job site.

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Installing a Whole House Generator on Your Home

Home improvement expert, Danny Lipford, discusses what to consider when installing a whole house backup generator on your...

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How to Repair the Roof on Your Home

Home improvement expert, Danny Lipford, demonstrates how to repair damaged roof shingles and replace a roof flange, as well as maintain metal valleys on your...

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Installing a Heating/Cooling System in Your Home

Home improvement expert, Danny Lipford, discusses what to consider when installing or replacing the heating and cooling (HVAC) unit in your...

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Remodeling the Kitchen in Your Home

Home improvement expert, Danny Lipford, discusses what you need to consider when planning a major kitchen renovation in your...

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How to Choose Replacement Windows for your Home

Home improvement expert, Danny Lipford, explains how replacing old, single pane windows with double pane insulated ones can improve the energy efficiency of your...

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Installing Smoke Alarms in Your Home

Home improvement expert, Danny Lipford, tells you everything you need to know about smoke alarms, from which type to choose to where to locate them in your...

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How to Prevent Foundation Damage to Your Home

Home improvement expert, Danny Lipford, explains the important of proper grading around your home to prevent water from collecting next to the foundation, which can result in...

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Installing a Central Vacuum System in Your Home

Home improvement expert, Danny Lipford, demonstrates how to replace your existing central vacuum cleaner systems with a new model that is five times more...