Becca Lewis

All of that leftover metal, wood, fabric, and tile can find a new home—if you know where to look.

You can start an exciting new holiday tradition this year—and contribute to community science.

You can give your favorite DIY enthusiast a great holiday gift without needing to pick out a tool.

These tools will help anyone own the outdoors, from lawns to fences and everything in between.

Because "do it yourself" shouldn't include injuring yourself—or worse.

Here are a few of the best tools to gift for woodworking and DIY projects for that special maker on your list

If you need some leaves cleaned up but don't have easy access to a leaf blower, all you need is a shop vac and these instructions.

Clear away leaves and debris from the ground and without risking your life in the process.

Here's how to navigate the new lead pipe replacement program and make sure that your drinking water is safe.

You'll need to insulate your tool batteries from the cold to keep them running even when the temperature drops.

Don't settle for a plain old shovel to dig out from under a winter storm: these ingenious tools don't need a power source (except for you).

Get all your DIY endeavors under control with these cordless tools you never knew you wanted until now.

Here's how to keep birds and other wildlife safe while decorating outdoors this holiday season.

You need the right tool for the right job—but will a cordless drill, a hammer drill, or an impact driver work? Here's how to figure it out.

May your Christmas decorating experience be stress-free this year, with these tips.

Keep your house safe from fires during the holidays with these tips.

Make a decorative splash with these vibrant winter flowering plants for the holidays.

Find your property lines before you do any construction or major landscaping on your property in order to avoid costly mistakes.

Get your DIY to-do list done at a discount.

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