Top 10 Home Repair Tips
Published 09/12/2013 | 
Find out some of the top home repair tips for that next home improvement project. http://coldwellbanker.com/learn.
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I think caulk lasts more than a year. 9 tubes. And a few days of work. And
a few tears. You can’t do it all in the same day. My arm was shaky i did
three tubes. Havnt finished the rest yet.
The first tip is a great one. It’s so important to get your filters
changed. It also does a LOT for your indoor air quality.
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video?
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Funny–in the choices of “What’s most important to you when looking to buy
a home?” on your channel, QUALITY/CRAFTSMANSHIP isn’t a choice. Seems
nobody knows what it is anymore and why it’s so hard to find or so costly
when you do. It should be a top priority instead of all the throw-away
homes of today. They may as well be pole buildings for as much character,
sturdiness, and long-term liveability they have. IKEA homes. America-not
known for quality anymore.
great video. thx for sharing
I’ve got a tip for her…make sure what you put into repairs can be
recouped if the house is ever sold.
also caulk
i live in an old victorian built around 1900. it needs a lot of work but i
love it.
@zankhe43 Oh they still build quality homes…..most people I guess
including you just can’t afford them. America knows how to get more
families in homes by making them affordable. Doesn’t mean you couldn’t find
somebody to build a bulletproof house that will last forever with no
maintenance, it means most would just rather not piss there money away on
one since the avg. American may only stay there 5-7 years.
Good Practical tips for homeowners. Thanks for the video
Tip number three is especially important. Knowing where the shut off valve
is and having to the tool to shut is off for your water line can make the
difference between a minor water leak and thousands of dollars on damage.
If you do wind up with lots of damage don’t forget that most homeowners
policies cover broken pipes. BenefitBill Teaching Homeowner’s How to
Maximize Their Claim
I like the basketball idea for checking the way your driveway tilts but if
it doesn’t tilt the right way than what do you do if you’re not ready to
repave your driveway?
Great Video!
Great and practical tips