Funny how the “big” upgrades sometimes end up being less impactful than the little tweaks, right? I’ve seen so many clients get excited about convecti...

Hydraulic cement around pipe entries—yeah, I’ve gone that route a few times. It’s not exactly my favorite, mostly because of the mess and how quickly ...

Humidity really does throw a wrench in the works—I've seen finishes go cloudy or streaky just from a rainy week. I usually tell clients to run a dehum...

We ran into similar issues with reclaimed wood in a client's bathroom a few years back. Even with careful sealing, moisture always finds a way eventua...

I've had similar experiences... clients sometimes get fixated on a particular brand or style they've seen online or at a friend's place, even when the...

Definitely agree with this. I've also found that adding a small, low-wattage fan inside the closet helps immensely—just enough airflow to keep things ...

Cardboard can work surprisingly well, but you're right—it does break down pretty fast, especially if your area's rainy. I've had better luck layering ...

Completely agree about cork—it's definitely appealing but does have limitations when moisture becomes a serious issue. I've had a few clients who love...

Composite decking generally holds its color pretty well, especially the higher-quality brands. I've seen some fade slightly after several years, but i...

That's a great observation—it's interesting how small changes can subtly influence daily routines. I've found clients often underestimate how much sho...