A complete online guide to the most common do-it-yourself projects around the home.

Planning and Designing Your Bathroom Planning Your Kitchen Designing Kitchen Installing Plastic Laminate Countertops Repairing Faucets and Valves Replacing Sink, Bath and Shower Faucets Unstopping Clogged Drains, Toilets and Sewers Repairing Toilets Replacing Toilets Replacing a Water Heater Working with Plastic Pipe Working with Copper Pipe Correcting Common Paint Problems Making Painting Easier Removing Old Paint & Varnish Hanging Wallpaper Conserving Energy Weatherproofing Your Home Attic Ventilation Saving Money with Insulation Applying and Repairing Shingles Repairing Downspouts and Gutters Installing Vinyl Siding Laying Concrete Blocks Pouring Concrete Repairing and Patching Concrete Repairing and Maintaining Asphalt Driveways Installing Masonry Anchors Waterproofing Your Basement Framing and Hanging Doors Installing Replacement Doors Replacing a Broken Window Pane Working with Screens Installing Steel or Fiberglass Entry Systems Installing French and Patio Doors Installing Replacement Vinyl Windows Installing Skylights

Installing Ceiling Fans Installing or Replacing Electric Switches Installing Outdoor Wiring/Lighting Adding New Electric Wiring Installing Doorbells Installing a Garage Door Opener Soldering Installing Wall and Ceiling Fixtures Building New Storage Areas Kitchen Storage Areas Designing a Closet Organizer Making Stronger Wood Joints Building Shelves Laying Resilient Floor Tile Installing Paneling Installing Ceiling Tile Installing a Suspended Ceiling Laying Sheet Vinyl Floor Covering Patching and Repairing Drywall Installing Drywall Working with Moulding Tips for Maintaining Your Home Selecting and Using Screws and Nails Installing Hinges Making Your Home Secure Making Your Home Child Safe Designing a Home Security System Designing a Home Office Composting Planning,  Designing, & Building Your Deck Building Outdoor Stairs Maintaining a Lawn Building Wood Fences Sprinkler Systems

Check your state and local codes before starting any project. Follow all safety precautions. Information in this document has been furnished by the National Retail Hardware Association (NRHA) and associated contributors. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy and safety. Neither NRHA, any contributor nor the retailer can be held responsible for damages or injuries resulting from the use of the information in this document.

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