DIY home improvement blogs
March 11, 2005 8:05 AM Subscribe
Can anyone recommend any frequently-updating blogs that cater to first time home owners/buyers, mostly geared towards DIY repairs and upgrades?
Maybe something like a blog version of ReadyMade magazine, but less hip, and focused more on practical jobs.
Maybe something like a blog version of ReadyMade magazine, but less hip, and focused more on practical jobs.
I really like this guy's website:
http://www.hammerzone.com
It's not a blog, but it's a "website" that has a lot of useful info on doing home repairs.
posted by mildred-pitt at 9:38 AM on March 11, 2005
http://www.hammerzone.com
It's not a blog, but it's a "website" that has a lot of useful info on doing home repairs.
posted by mildred-pitt at 9:38 AM on March 11, 2005
The guy from Brownstoner is blogging the renovation of his new house, which--get ready for this--is a brownstone. I like his main blog, generally, although I don't know if the reno stuff is applicable to other types of houses.
posted by audrey the bug at 12:32 PM on March 11, 2005
posted by audrey the bug at 12:32 PM on March 11, 2005
Apartment Therapy often blogs about their projects. You can also email Maxwell for help, he often posts questions and open threads for all to help out with.
posted by scazza at 3:25 PM on March 11, 2005
posted by scazza at 3:25 PM on March 11, 2005
Although the world of HouseBlogging is just ramping up, there are quite a few homeowners who post their work online. Also, there a few quality forums that give excellent advice.
Fine Homebuilding's Breaktime is home improvement nirvana, IMHO. They've saved me more than a few times. A group of professionals and DIY'ers who really care about doing a quality job.
Old House Web Forum is a good group as well.
American Bungalow forum attracts some quality DIY folks, and they are happy to help with advice and counsel (even if you don't have a bungalow.)
posted by jeanmari at 6:31 AM on March 14, 2005
Fine Homebuilding's Breaktime is home improvement nirvana, IMHO. They've saved me more than a few times. A group of professionals and DIY'ers who really care about doing a quality job.
Old House Web Forum is a good group as well.
American Bungalow forum attracts some quality DIY folks, and they are happy to help with advice and counsel (even if you don't have a bungalow.)
posted by jeanmari at 6:31 AM on March 14, 2005
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posted by SpecialK at 8:18 AM on March 11, 2005