Maxwell’s Tips – Understanding Ventilation Controls, Peel-Free Paint Update and Choosing a Splitting Axe
In the edition of Maxwell’s Tips, Steve discusses understanding your ventilation controls, peel-free paint and how to choose a splitting axe.
In the edition of Maxwell’s Tips, Steve discusses understanding your ventilation controls, peel-free paint and how to choose a splitting axe.
There is a trades shortage in Canada and that’s making homeowners nervous about hiring out the work they need done. Steve explains how things are different in other countries and that they could be different in Canada, too.
in this edition of Maxwell’s Tips, Steve answers your questions about DIY laminate flooring and keeping bats from your home.
In this edition of Maxwell’s Tips, Steve answers questions about heating a basement suite, the economics of electric heat and fixing sluggish septic systems.
Looking to refinish your outdoor wood but dislike the hassle of varnish. Thompson’s Waterproofing Stains are an easier way to keep your deck and fence looking great.
In this edition of Maxwell’s Tips, Steve answers your questions regarding regarding building a deck the right way, Removing Plastic Drywall Anchors and choosing the right basement ceiling for your needs.
In this edition of Maxwell’s Tips, Steve covers how to cool a duct-free home, choosing the right router table and easier cottage water systems.
Wondering why frost is showing up on your walls or why your heating bill is higher than expected? Most homes are not built to withstand the Canadian winter. Use these insulation tips to keep your home warm and dry.
Steve Maxwell, Canada’s Handiest Man, lays out a variety of ways to improve your homes insulation using foam spray.
In this edition of Maxwell’s Tips, Steve answers your questions about creating a smooth wood finish, assessing your cabins foundation and installing wood posts.
If you’re thinking about a renovation this year, there are six trends you need to know about. Keep them in mind as you plan and you’ll get a better renovation in the end.
Steve Maxwell reviews 3M’s Pro-Grade abrasives and explains why it is important to sand your wood surfaces before painting or staining for the best end results.