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House At Work Home Repair Clinic

Jim Salmon and Peter Schick

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Jim Salmon, a home inspector with over 30 years experience and host of the WHAM 1180 Home Repair clinic, and Peter Schick, a real estate agent specializing in income properties and property rehabilitation, discuss common home improvement problems.
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Seattle Contractor and owner of Amyworks, Amy Ecklund, and homeowner and DIY'er Alicia Healey discuss a broad range of home repair, remodeling and home appliance issues. Topics, guests and your questions! Lighthearted, humorous and frank discussion to demystify your home! The first episodes were recorded in late 2019 right before COVID restrictions hit the United States. We're back with NEW episodes starting in June 2021! Send your home repair, remodeling or home appliance questions to askam ...
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Home Repair Tutor

Jeff Patterson

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Are you a busy homeowner? Whether it's your job, kids, or other crazy grownup stuff...we get it. You don't have a ton of time. The Home Repair Tutor Show is a home improvement podcast that saves you time and money by teaching you home improvement skills. These no fluff, 10-15 minute podcasts are packed with pure home improvement tips you want. Jeff Patterson shares concepts, skills, and tools he's learned over the last decade. Episodes are around 10 minutes and subscribers get a fresh episod ...
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Home appliance repair is the process of fixing and restoring functionality to household appliances that have stopped working correctly or have developed issues. These appliances can include refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, stoves, air conditioners, and more. When these appliances break down, it can be inconvenient and costly to replace them. Repairing them is often a more economical and sustainable option, as it extends the lifespan of the appliance and reduces el ...
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Address: 451 Hungerford Dr SUITE 119-145, Rockville, MD 20850, United States Phone: +1 (240) 641-7267 Website: https://trustedhomeexperts.com/appliance-repair-and-installation-rockville-md/ Email: service@trustedhomeexperts.com Working Hours: Monday to Saturday 9 AM to 6 PM; Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM Welcome to Trusted Home Experts, your dependable appliance repair & handyman services company in Rockville, MD, and the surrounding areas. We provide a variety of handyman services, including plumbing ...
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Home appliance repair is essential for maintaining convenience, saving money, and reducing electronic waste. It ensures our appliances work efficiently and helps lower utility bills while contributing to sustainability. Repairing these appliances not only saves us the cost of replacement but also contributes to sustainability by reducing electronic…
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What happens when you put four business owners and a banker in the same room??! A joyful Happy Hour discussion! Amy & Alicia Healey welcome Darylene Dennon (painter/handyperson/business owner), Kimberley Martin (landscaper, hardscaper, deck builder, business owner), & Adriana Ramirez (VP at Banner Bank) to our latest "Happy Hour". How did they get …
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We've talked about water heaters before - mostly around maintenance - but today we go DEEP into water heaters. The different kinds, components, plumbing considerations, water main shut offs, and how to consider whether to repair or replace a failing water heater. We also touch on best way to use a plungers and how a water closet auger works (when p…
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Bridgette Boudreau, a master certified personal and executive coach, helping people navigate change joins us in the studio. Bridgette gives some great advice for you and your family while living through a remodeling project that has the potential to be an incredibly stressful event. Check out Bridgette’s website www.BridgetteBoudreau.com or send he…
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In this episode, Amy talks about a Habitat for Humanity build they were involved in in North Bend as part of a Professional Women in Building event. The discussion then turns to No VOC paint and first hand experience that Amy had painting at Habitat and while painting their soon-to-arrive grandbaby. No smell!! Tool corner brings us to different thi…
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Alicia gives us an update on her bathroom remodel. Demo has started, electrical and plumbing have been roughed in. Tool Corner finds us talking about angle grinders and the different uses such as grinding, polishing, cutting, paint removal, and removing mortar between bricks. Amy shares their attempt to repair their subwoofer associated with the tv…
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Amy and Alicia have a great conversation with Architect Grace Kim about co-housing and the barriers to affordable housing development in Seattle. The causes and solutions around the "missing middle" in our housing supply. More information about the Schemata Workshop: https://www.schemataworkshop.com/…
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Amy and Alicia talk fall maintenance tasks to keep your home in tip top shape. Gutter cleaning, filter changing, weatherproofing and more. Alicia loves her screwdrivers and we talk all kinds of options when thinking of screwdrivers, Allen wrenches and bits. If you have questions, comments or want to suggest a topic for us to cover, email us at aska…
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In this episode Amy talks about their involvement in workforce development for the residential construction industry. The Wood Tech Center (WTC) in Seattle has been struggling for several years and is threatened with closure. A task force has been created on the state level with Frank Chopp, state representative from the 43rd district, and Louise C…
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In this episode Amy & Alicia discuss building codes. Amy explains some of the specific codes that exist when it comes to bathrooms, stairs, electrical and more. It's important to keep these in mind when considering a remodel or building new. What are some building codes that make you tear your hair out? You can find out more about cohousing at The …
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We have a special guest! Joy Fire from the Society of Inclusive Blacksmiths. You KNOW you want to pound some hot metal. Learn more about the art of blacksmithing and this Society that promotes partnerships and mentorships throughout the country. https://www.inclusiveblacksmiths.com/ for more information. And send your questions, comments, desires t…
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Amy and Alicia discuss various kitchen countertop options. Amy references past podcast guests Matriarchy Build who have some great DIY inspiration articles including this one on countertops. There are many considerations to keep in mind when choosing countertops for your kitchen. Alicia discusses the difficulty and regret that she's had with her ho…
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This week Amy and Alicia are joined by guest Andy Pace, owner of The Green Design Center and host of the Non Toxic Environments Podcast. Andy has over 30 years of experience in the field of chemical sensitivity, building materials and non-toxic construction. He's a leading educator for those who suffer from allergies, chemical sensitivities, and as…
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While Amy and Alicia take a short summer hiatus from recording, we wanted to share another encore episode with our listeners. They will be back in the studio very soon so send us your questions and comments at askamy@amyworks.com In celebration of Women in History month Alicia and Amy are joined by three great women from the Seattle area that have …
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While Amy and Alicia take a short summer hiatus from recording, we wanted to share this encore episode with our listeners! If "Let's Talk...Home Repair " had been created only to publish this episode, it would be a worthy endeavor. This episode is a little different, but in the best way possible . Alicia and Amy welcome 3 special guests: Susan (Con…
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Amy goes over cleaning hacks that don’t work or actually cause damage to surfaces that you are trying to clean. Did you know that dish soap is actually damaging for your automobile paint? Also in this episode, have you ever wondered about what your shower floor is made of? Amy explains the anatomy of a shower pan. The installation and products you …
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Amy and Alicia discuss the various ways to remove tree stumps in your yard. Amy discusses various ways that are possible to attempt to get rid of large stumps that are in your way. Have you ever removed a large tree stump in your yard? Tell us how it went and what you learned! Email us at askamy@amyworks.com Alicia experienced the sub-contractor wa…
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Amy and Alicia have Kayla in the studio today! Amy gives an update on the Chillwell air cooler that was a bit of a disappointment on a hot summer day. We also get an update on consulting with Matriarchy Build from episode 56. For a limited time you can get a free session with Amy via Zoom to get your DIY home project questions answered using code: …
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Episode 64 - Melissa Garcia founder of La Matriarca Woodworkings joins Amy and Alicia to discuss the specialty work that she does in the Seattle area. She specializes in deck builds and restoration as well as making furniture and home decor. Check out her river tables! You can find her at https://www.lamatriarcawoodworkings.com/ where you will find…
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Amy gives us all the details on the various types and sizes of plywood. We get a break down for the best uses for each type of plywood. Amy also talks about the difference and application for using melamine, MDF, and OSB. Did you know that you can get better quality from a local store such as Dunn Lumber (in Seattle) vs. buying from your big box st…
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Amy is back! What should we do to prepare for a hot summer? Amy tells us about an upcoming ultra white paint that is going to help keep our homes cooler. Amy has ordered a new tool for cooling small areas of the home to review and will report back to us on how it works. What portable cooling units have you tried and had success with? Send us a note…
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Kayla, Production Manager for AmyWorks joins Alicia in place of Amy this week. Alicia is talking about doing a bathroom remodel. What does that initial process of considering a remodel with a general contractor look like? Kayla walks us through the whole process from getting an estimate through the entire remodeling project. A lot of thought and co…
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Amy talks about their recent visit to a co-housing community in Seattle. Grace Kim is an architect and owner of Schemata Workshop that is passionate about co-housing and gave a Ted Talk about the benefits of living in co-housing community. Summer Home Maintenance Tips: 1. Roof Make sure all tree limbs are not taking over your roof. 2. HVAC Time to …
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Barb Oliver is the director of Sound Foundations NW, an organization that builds tiny homes for the unhoused using volunteer labor and donated materials. Sound Foundations NW began at Camp Second Chance in West Seattle, building directly on-site, but last year they were able to move into a large warehouse space in SoDo, which they call "The Hope Fa…
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What kitchen renovations are not going to give you a return on your investment when selling your home? But first…. Amy troubleshoots a listener question about a waterfall faucet that comes out of a mirror. Plus, it’s time for a Tool Crate update! The subscription this time included a mechanical contractor pencil and a 24 volt brushless circular saw…
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Amy gives us the exciting update that the DADU has been completed. Hear how it wrapped up and what’s coming next. Amy also gives us a definition about what it means to be a certified builder. This week our listener question is: Why do popcorn ceilings exist and what do we do with them? Popcorn ceilings came into popularity in the 1950’s when there …
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Alicia and Amy are joined by Lacey Soslow and Gabriella Ansley, co-creators of Matriarchy Build. Matriarchy Build is an online platform created to promote and support women and queer folks looking for help in the home DIY arena and to give exposure to the many bad-ass women out there working the trades and getting the job done. The Matriarchy Build…
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In this episode, Amy and Alicia talk about home improvements that can be done for under $100! They answer a listener question about hard-wired smoke detectors. Amy lets us know that smoke detectors only have a life span of about 10 years. Remember to use canned smoke to test your smoke detectors. Eleven ideas for home improvements for under $100: 1…
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Mandy Rennehan is the founder and CEO of Fresh Co. (not the grocery store!), a commercial remodeling company on the east coast and Canada. She is the author of Blue Collar CEO and host of the upcoming HGTV Canadian show, Trading Up. Mandy talks about how she went from being a rookie contractor to a multi-millionaire contractor. She discusses the ch…
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In this episode... Listeners email - “Hi, Angie from Springfield again. Getting caught up on the podcast. Just want you to know I appreciate you both SO much! All the stuff I need to know but was afraid to ask is here. I really loved your episode on to replace or repair. Oh, and the saws… I have to go back and listen to that one and take notes beca…
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Jack Hanks from Velocity Public Adjusting joins Alicia and Amy and talks about public adjusting associated with insurance claims after a disaster to one’s home or commercial property. As a public adjuster, Jack and his company represent the consumer/insured, striving to collect a higher claim than what the insurance company initially gave often und…
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Morgan Mentzer is the co-founder and executive director of Reckoning Trade Project. Morgan started with an undergrad in human rights then wanted to be an auto mechanic and turn wrenches. But then determined that she also wanted to be lawyer. Her dream was to have a auto repair shop where she could fix your car and file any legal papers you need as …
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The Seattle Home Show – Alicia and Amy recount their time at the home show and their attempt to record an episode of the podcast. Due to technical difficulties the recording didn’t happen, but they had a blast nonetheless. They are throwing the idea around of taking the show in the road. Listener email – Joe from Ontario gave Alicia some advice on …
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In celebration of Women in History month Alicia and Amy are joined by three great women from the Seattle area that have forged great careers and businesses in the male-dominated trades industry. Louise Hansen – owner of Weezee’s Plumbing (www.weezeesplumbing.com) Catie Chaplin – Residential Carpentry program instructor with Wood Technology Center i…
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A listener from Madison, WI gave us a great follow-up to the table saw that stops instantly when it senses flesh. Scott sent us pictures too: “Hi Amy, Alicia, and Kayla, I just wanted to follow up on some of the gray areas around the flesh-sensing saw technology. I have owned one for a few years. The saws actually sense an electrical current that f…
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Overview of the IBS (International Builders Show) 2022. Amy attended the show in Orlando and shares about the huge event and what they experienced. · Workforce Development – always looking for ways to fill the void in the trades. · Land development, affordable housing and what is “the missing middle”. · Modular housing products i.e. SIPs panels (st…
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Alicia and Amy welcome guest Dennis Stinson of Fujitsu General America. Dennis talks about high efficiency heating, heat pumps, and what hybrid homes means. www.fujitsugeneral.com If you have questions or want to share your story please email us at askamy@amyworks.com. This podcast is recorded at The Winterblue Room in Seattle.…
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If you are looking for a trusted appliance repair in Rockville MD or nearby, Trusted Home Experts is the place to go. This company specializes in fixing all major appliances, including air conditioners, washers, and dryers, clothes dryers, drying cabinets, refrigerators, dishwashers, microwave ovens, induction cookers, and more. You can count on th…
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This week Alicia, Amy and Kayla talk about repairing, replacing, or reusing things around the home. They start with kitchen counter cutting boards. Kayla recommends taking measurements or pictures of the original piece to make sure that the new one is a good fit. This also helps when reassembling an appliance to make sure it all goes back together …
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We are joined by Kayla, AmyWorks’ project manager. Project update on the DADU (detached accessory dwelling unit). The plumbing rough-in and electrical rough-in are done along with the HVAC including inspections for all. Mini split unit with no ducting (Alicia’s favorite) was also done and then followed by insulation. According to Kayla it looks “ha…
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Alicia and Amy welcome April Rauch, a real estate agent with Windemere in Seattle with 26 years of experience helping her clients buy and sell their homes. April lends some great advice on such as knowing when to do a total renovation and when to just freshen up. They also talk about having a full bath with a tub and is it necessary for the home sa…
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Things that will shorten the life of your rechargeable tool batteries. Keeping them on the charger - this can cause overcharging which results in a shortened lifespan Storing dead batteries for long periods of time. Swap to a new one before it dies and charge dead ones for 20 minutes before storing. Completely draining a battery. With older Ni-Cd i…
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