An easy guide on how to repair hairline cracks in your home on a plaster wall. Fix movement cracks with this simple DIY tutorial.

In preparation for redoing out upstairs playroom, I repaired a large crack in our plaster (we’re in an old home). When Repairing a Crack in Plaster you can es…

Daily wear and tear, temperature fluctuations, and foundation settling of your home can eventually take their toll on the interior and exterior walls. Whether you live in a new or old house, cracks can start appearing across the plaster, concrete, or drywall. Such cracks are an eyesore, but depending on their severity, you don’t always need to call the professionals to fix them. It’s important to first determine the causes of these fissures before you start repairing them.

We discuss how to fill and seal cracked concrete walls for a simple, permanent repair.

Why call a professional and spend so much money when you can do it yourself?

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Looking for some easy home repair hacks, or rather do you have some things that need fixing around your house, but either don't think you have the time, skills or money required? Turns out, many home repair projects can be done with some genius shortcuts, and was I ever happy to find them. My handyman

We discuss how to fill and seal cracked concrete walls for a simple, permanent repair.

Repairing a foundation crack can be a DIY job as long as the crack doesn’t threaten structural integrity. Learn when and how to fix it yourself here.

I was so excited to find the quickest and easiest way to patch holes and cracked concrete, all the details at UncookieCutter.com!

This is only a patch, so if significant settling is still occurring at a fast rate, take care of that first. Otherwise, it works well. Best, Charles

Do you have a crack in your drywall that keeps coming back? Today's post will help you fix this annoying problem in 5 easy steps using 3M's Patch Plus Primer. This weekend I was cleaning

Now this common problem can be easily fixed.

Ceramic tiles are popular for flooring and backsplash due to being durable and easy to clean. Unfortunately, when heavy objects are dropped onto the tiles, they can crack or break. If you have a cracked ceramic tile in your home, we're here to teach you how to repair it. To repair hairline cracks in ceramic […]

Over time, grout can become dirty, grungy, cracked and missing in places. Regrouting is a...

Now this common problem can be easily fixed.

Many of you will recall that last March we had a little problem with the freeze/thaw cycle that prompted me to replace the right side wall w...

Many older homes have been painted so many times that the paint becomes a series of thick layers. Humidity, moisture, and time cause these layers to separate and bubble, eventually leading to cracking and chipping. Here's how to fix those problems before putting on a new coat of paint.

Is the caulk on your bathtub cracked, or discolored? It may be time for you to recaulk! Learn how to recaulk a bathtub in this tutorial.

This Old House general contractor Tom Silva shows how to permanently patch a damaged and cracked ceiling.

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Ever notice light coming through a crack in a panel of your front door? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Wood doors with panels are prone to crack. If you have one-piece panels the crack may go all the way through, that’s when you see the light peeking through. If you’re lucky your panels are 2-piece…

Ceiling cracks are a common problem in older homes. They may be caused by various factors, including settling foundations and poor construction. However, cracks in the ceiling are not always a sign of foundation problems. This page will tell you about types of ceiling cracks and what they mean.

Many of you will recall that last March we had a little problem with the freeze/thaw cycle that prompted me to replace the right side wall with poured concrete in October. This last week or so I have finally removed the rocks that held the left side together and upon building my framework for pouring concrete it proceeded to rain for two days leaving me with an inch of mud in our basement and the added pleasure of having to remove the framework and re-dig several inches of mud out of the pour area. Hey, why do a job once when you can do it twice, right? Anyway, I took this picture over the weekend before I got all the bricks in place and I am proceeding nicely with the project. I even used a few of our stones for the first step just to make the place look rustic. You know, I just noticed that the graffiti on the lintel says "EAST SIDE." See, without the photo, I would never have figured that out. I'm impressed that they spelled both words correctly. I was searching online for wood bulk head doors or wood cellar doors and all I could get were sights trying to sell me or screaming the benefits of steel replacement doors. I'm not opposed to steel doors but for these steps it would have to be custom made and I could produce a perfectly good set of wood doors for less cost and have them done before winter rolls around. Trouble is I couldn't figure out how to attach the wood framing and what it should look like. The good news is that when we travel around I take pictures and store them in an idea folder. Last year I wrote a post about Carriage Hill Farm where they have two sets of bulkhead doors. I had a picture in the folder and went back to take a few more. For some reason the stars must have been in the perfect alignment because one set was open at the exact moment of my arrival and so I took some pictures. These pretty much tell it all. Now all I have to do is get the stars to align once again so that when I make the doors for our bulk head they actually close properly!

Our online visitors asked for help with dinged, gouged, and cracked walls. Here's an easy way to repair cracks in plaster walls and get a smooth surface that lasts.

Almost every basement I’ve seen has at least some cracks in floors and walls. Yours probably does, too. Most times these cracks are small and stable, and

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This is what to buy for a foundation crack repair kit. You also get my step by step PRO Foundation Crack Repair Guide that includes all my PRO Tips and Secrets.

We discuss how to fill and seal cracked concrete walls for a simple, permanent repair.

I'm curious.. would you paint the frame too? For me it's a YES!!! Color is cracked pepper by @behrpaint #painteddoor #crackedpepper #blackdoors #diytip #paintingtips. Liz Pacini · Original audio

We discuss how to fill and seal cracked concrete walls for a simple, permanent repair.

In preparation for redoing out upstairs playroom, I repaired a large crack in our plaster (we’re in an old home). When Repairing a Crack in Plaster you can es…

Learn how to repair cracks in a concrete driveway in a weekend or less. Better Homes and Gardens contributing editor Danny Lipford shows you how.

When I covered how I repaired my flaky, peeling bathroom ceiling on Instagram stories recently, I had so many messages about it that I decided to document the process over here on the blog. While this will not be my most glamorous blog post, it will sure beat all the badly filmed ‘boring bloke in a

Nearly all driveways will develop cracks at one time or another. Learn how to repair cracks in a concrete driveway in this blog post by SANI-TRED.

This is only a patch, so if significant settling is still occurring at a fast rate, take care of that first. Otherwise, it works well. Best, Charles

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Cracks in the ceiling can be cosmetic or indicative of a serious structural problem. Here's how to determine the cause of your ceiling cracks—and fix them.

We discuss how to fill and seal cracked concrete walls for a simple, permanent repair.

I was so excited to find the quickest and easiest way to patch holes and cracked concrete, all the details at UncookieCutter.com!

Restoration of an old urban home addresses cracked and damaged plaster.

Louise asks, “The ceiling in my living room has a crack where two of the pieces of drywall meet. How should I go about repairing it?”

We discuss how to fill and seal cracked concrete walls for a simple, permanent repair.