Thursday, August 15, 2013

reference books for DIY

Ever wonder how some people seem to know to DIY everything? Well, maybe they don't. . .or didn't.

Before we bought our current house our DIY experience was limited to cosmetic fixes, additions to our previous new construction home, and experience working alongside our dads.

Reference Books for DIY


But after buying an older home, our DIY skill set has expanded to all sorts of things like:

Below is list of home improvement reference books that we have purchased along the way to fill in our DIY knowledge gaps.



*This is super important. You don't want to be permit bandit,  for lots of reasons including but not limited to:  you don't want to de-value your home, performing unlicensed improvements, or causing potential harm or injury to yourself or others.

What are your favorite diy references?

Happy DIYing,



This post contains affialate links. You pay the same, but I receive a small portion. But even better news, all of these prices are less than what we paid. Yea for you!

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