Handyman Pros Radio Show

Flush Gordon!  This week the handyman pros discuss rebuilding toilets.  This weeks tip of the week has to do with a plumbing product: sharkbites.

The Handyman Pros discuss a tip on sump pumps and testing them out before you face trouble with the wet weather.

House it going (going, gone)!   A tips and tricks discussion about selling your home, featuring Pam Evans of Hello Pam Evans real estate.  Does the thought of selling your home overwhelm you?  This week, the Handyman Pros talk with a real estate professional about the process of getting your home ready to sell.  We interview Pam Evans of Hello Pam Evans Real Estate. Pam of...

The handyman pros discuss a challenge encountered while trying to start a fire;  How do you get a "draft" started?   The Pros give a tip that really works!  Send us your questions to questions@handymanprosradioshow.com or go to our website, https://handymanprosradioshow.com/contact-us/ and drop us a line.

So you want to make millions, this week the handyman pros talk about rental properties.  As handymen, both of the pros do a tremendous amount of work for landlords.  They share tips and tricks on rental property ownership.

With the Superbowl coming up and friends coming over, it's time to clean off your air return vents in your house and check your outlets.   Check out the podcast and our website at ww.handymanprosradioshow.com 

Inspector Clouseau, This week the Handyman Pros welcome guest Chris Kennedy of Kennedy Home Inspections. The Handyman Pros discuss the ins and outs of home inspections, discuss the value of home inspections, share stories, and get valuable insight from the home inspectors point of view. Check out our website, handymanprosradioshow.com

The Arctic Express has covered most of the country, the Handyman Pros give some actionable tips on sealing your home to stop drafts, and some suggestions for heating small spaces. Check out our website, handymanprosradioshow.com

This week the Handyman Pros discuss an HVAC question that led into a discussion about first time home buying.  John and Larry share their unique perspective on being a first time homeowner, tips and tricks that can help you avoid aggravation.

As a result of the recent storms, the Handyman Pros decided to give some tips and tricks for adverse weather preparedness.  

We are finally going to do the new segments we said we were going to do! The handyman pros have been talking about new segments for months, would you like to hear some? This week the handyman pros incorporate two new segments into the show, In the News, and a Technology segment. Smart home systems are discussed and some new technologies that are in the news that will have a dramatic impact on cons...

Out with the old, in with the new With the new year starting, what is on your list for this year? This week the handyman pros have a lively and candid discussion about planning for the new year, maintenance items, upgrades to your home, time and money, and the maintenance log. From the email bag, a question about painting.

Handyman Pros Radio Show trailer for season 2.  What to expect, new segments, and exciting guests. 

Auld Lang Syne.  The handyman pros sing auld lang syne (no not really!) and discuss the year in review, tips on dumpsters and trash, getting rid of paint smells, and fixing scratches in hardwood floors.  The Pros also tease you with some of the exciting new segments that will be coming in season 2.

Toys in the Attic!  The handyman pros have a discussion about storage containers and systems.  The Pros review a Bluetooth headset and answer an email question about faucets for DIY and home improvement

We could have nailed it, but screw it! We could go on for hours. the handyman pros continue the discussion on tools, this time focusing on more specialty tools that can save time and help speed your project completion times

We could have nailed it, but screw it, more power!  The handyman pros have a continuing discussion about tools with a focus on power tools.  Larry and John discuss their must have power tools that make up a homeowner kit.

We could have nailed it but screw it!  With the holidays coming, and gift ideas, the handyman pros discuss the basic tools that every homeowner needs.  The handyman Pros Question of the week: considerations for lighting and light bulbs.

What to get that handy person for the holidays?  The handyman Pros will be having a 3 part series to discuss the most common and useful tools for that special person doing DIY or home improvement.

The Turkey Trot; Having guests over for Thanksgiving?  This week the handyman pros discuss tips and tricks for maintaining your kitchen.  The handyman pros question of the week: Shower head pressure, tips and tricks on how to fix a shower head with poor pressure

Safety Safety Aunt Millie got run over by a reindeer, safety concerns in having guests over for the holidays?  This week the handyman pros discuss safety concerns and maintenance tips around the home.  The handyman pros question of the week: Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV).  Tips and tricks on how to identify a faulty PRV, and the implications of ignoring the problem.

Hiring a handyman?  This week the handyman pros discuss some of the issues involved in hiring a qualified handyman and or contractor.  Our actionable quick tip: Changing the color of your bathroom fixtures from gold to oil rubbed bronze.

Considering a She Shed, a storage shed, or extra space to clean out your garage?  This week the handyman pros discuss planning, strategy and the concerns of shed installation.  Our actionable quick tip: a technique that helps drive screws into hardwood. The handyman pros also discuss one of their favorite tools, the oscillating multi tool; how it can save you time, energy, and frustration.

In celebration of Halloween, the handyman pros tell some scary stories from the field.  Bats, rats, electrical and plumbing nightmares. A lighthearted discussion of things to look out for in working on your projects.  Many actionable tips to avoid potential problems.

This week the handyman pros discuss a high level overview of the common Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems found in homes.  What to look for and what to avoid along with actionable tips helping you maintain your HVAC system.  In addition, we reach into the mail bag to answer a question on staining and protecting your deck.