Want to turn your walk-in shower into a bathtub? Chip Gaines breaks it down step by step — from planning and plumbing to picking the perfect tub. Learn how to make this upgrade simple, stylish, and totally worth it.
Wondering where tempered glass is required? From shower enclosures to stair railings, this detailed guide from Joanna Gaines explains the building codes, safety zones, and design-friendly ways to protect your family — without compromising style.
Vanity height is one of the most overlooked bathroom details — but it can make or break your comfort. Ty Pennington explains the differences between standard, comfort, and floating vanities and how to find the perfect fit for your space.
What is a shower liner? It’s the quick, affordable way to upgrade an outdated bathroom. A custom-fit liner installs over your existing shower or tub, giving it a brand-new look in days — no demolition required. Learn how shower liners save time, money, and mess while delivering a fresh, modern finish.
If you spot water dripping from the ceiling, don’t panic — but don’t wait either. Follow these 7 urgent steps to stop the leak, prevent mold, and avoid costly repairs. The Holmes on Homes team explains how to act fast, stay safe, and fix the problem the right way.
Looking for master bathroom ideas? Get expert answers to common remodeling questions from builder Tom Silva. From layout and lighting to materials and cost, this FAQ guide covers everything homeowners need to design a stylish, functional master bath built to last.
Cabinet soffits — those boxed-in spaces above your cabinets — are often seen as outdated. But they don’t have to be! From trim and molding makeovers to clever lighting and custom design tricks, this guide turns the dreaded soffit into a stylish, modern statement.
What is lap siding? This timeless horizontal siding style offers durability, versatility, and curb appeal for modern and traditional homes alike. From wood to fiber cement, learn the materials, benefits, and design tips that make lap siding one of the most popular choices for home exteriors.
Is asbestos siding dangerous? It can be — especially when it’s damaged or disturbed. While intact siding may be stable, airborne asbestos fibers are hazardous when released. From health risks and inspection tips to safe handling and resale value concerns, here are 7 key facts every homeowner needs to know about asbestos siding.
