Sharon Lee

Driveways are one of those things that most home owners don’t think about until they have a problem. Maybe spring brings water pooling around garage. … Read more

You’re backing up. You are inches away from the wall. But you realize it once you hear that low hum from the reversing camera. Now … Read more

You know what? Most garage floor jobs begins with big dreams and conclude at the home improvement store purchasing another box of flake. Why? Because … Read more

People typically purchase their work bench by width. That’s the dimension that catches your eye first. Six feet sounds like plenty of bench for lumber, … Read more

Walls in garages are straightforward until you have several bikes hanging from them. Reaching for your handlebars can knock down a kid’s ride or scrape … Read more

Most folks purchase stepping stones because they are simply pretty rock for the garden. This results in a path where you trip on the first … Read more

If you’ve felt a draft or had a door bottom catch on a rug, then you know what I mean when I say that most … Read more

Measure your patio door opening between the studs in the wall (the drywall). This is something most people do not think about when sizing their … Read more

The door size: double-checked. The doorway width: double-checked. But somehow, there you stand, with a perfect-looking wall staring back at you, and your pocket door … Read more

It’s lit up in there, but it feels like a flat room. And while architects point fingers at bad windows, most of the time it’s … Read more