Video Resources for the DIY Homeowner

Written By Dan Huber

*** Disclaimer: While I have found some very helpful information from these selected YouTube channels, I do not necessarily endorse all of their content.

Carpentry and Woodworking

  • Carpentry Tips - Gary Katz has uploaded many videos from his woodworking videos for free. He gives helpful tips on installing and adjusting doors, installing wainscoting, and more.

  • The Honest Carpenter - helpful, everyday tips for homeowners who want to do work on their own home or understand better what their handyman/contractor is talking about.

  • Insider Carpentry - Spencer Lewis is an advanced-level finish trim carpenter. He is an incredible teacher and provides a wealth of information and appreciation to this trade.

Concrete and Masonry

  • Concrete and Masonry Tips - Mike Haduck has run a family masonry business since 1969. He is knowledgeable about the old-school ways and has adapted to new products on the market. He likes to say that concrete work is “No big deal”. He’s been a go-to teacher for solutions to a variety of masonry situations I run into.

Decks

  • Dr Decks - Absolutely one of the best channels on decks. Everything you ever wanted to know about decks and how to build them properly in the Northwest.

Drywall Tips

  • That Kilted Guy - Gary is a master at drywall with 35+ years of experience. He is a great teacher and has helped me grow in my knowledge and experience in repairing drywall and the art behind blending textures.

  • Paul Peck Drywall - another master at teaching drywall techniques, especially texturing.

Fences

  • Joe Everest - Joe provides a lot of explanations on building fences that will last a very long time.

  • SWI Fencing - A wealth of information and research on various products by real fence installers.

House Siding

  • The Siding School - Some excellent tips on installing siding, various techniques, and common issues that occur with a wide range of siding.

Mobile Home Repairs

  • Drew’s Roofing and Mobile Repair has a wealth of information on repairing older mobile homes safely and correctly. Mobile homes have their own complex set of issues related to maintenance and repair.

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