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Episode #4: Steve Quillian’s Artisan Army

Maintenance, Podcast, Window RestorationFebruary 7, 2019397Views 0Likes 6Comments

Steve Quillian | Wood Window Makeover In this episode, Steve Quillian, CEO, Craftsman, and Historic Preservationist visits with me about his mission to spread joy and reverence for Historic Preservation and restoring old windows. Steve Quillian Photo Credit Inspired by his ancestors and a love for community and helping others, Steve started something called the Artisan…

I’m Going to Florida (and You Can too.)

Maintenance, Podcast, Window RestorationJanuary 31, 2019176Views 0Likes 6Comments

Admittedly, I don't know if you can go to Florida, but you are 100% invited. Let me start with the link, and then I'll follow with the story. I'll be attending the 2019 Historic Homes Workshop in Brooksville, Florida (near Tampa), February 8-10. There is space still available. Florida in February? Yes, please. I…

Episode #2: Old Windows: Repair or Replace? + Ty McBride

Podcast, Window RestorationSeptember 27, 2018777Views 0Likes 20Comments

On This Episode Repair or replace those old windows? Which side of this debate do you land on? Today, I talk about all the window work in BHH, and the common sense rules I follow for restoration. I also answer the question, How many windows are there in this big old house? (It's a shocking…

Why Tear Up One Bathroom When You Can Tear Up Two?

Living & Decor, Respectful RenovationFebruary 27, 2018382Views 0Likes 15Comments

For the past few weeks, I have been trying to figure out something that I could start right now. The main bathroom renovation is still in limbo while we wait for bids. During February and March, I have room in my schedule for a relatively quick and inexpensive project. Last Thursday, I was watching the…

Midsummer Progress Report: Are We Getting Anything Done?

Exterior Projects, Maintenance, Window RestorationJuly 6, 2017237Views 0Likes 9Comments

For many people, July still feels like the first part of summer. For those of us farther north, the summer has almost reached its midpoint. This fact is always hard for me to admit, but nonetheless, it is true. In February, I wrote a post called 2017 Projects & Plans outlining some of the tasks that…