This is our 4th of July Extravaganza Show! Every segment is decked out in red, white, and blue! We start with a discussion about the origins of Yankee Doodle Dandy, and we transition into some home improvement quotes from Benjamin Franklin. Finally, we wrap it all up with a discussion of what Thomas Jefferson can teach us about how to use bold colors!
Since our stores are now open for customers to shop inside, we have removed our outdoor curbside pickup areas. However, we know that many customers found curbside pickup to be very convenient, and because of this we will ALWAYS have curbside pickup available at all of our locations.
It’s fast! It’s convenient! You won’t have to leave your car! And you’ll be back on the road in no time, loaded up with all the paint and supplies you need for your next project!
Ask us about it when you place your order!
It was the last day in the mountains. The end of the trip was just hours away. Little did I know there were still a few spectacular sights waiting for me.
As we rounded the bend, there it was. The sun, just beginning to set behind the mountain peak across from us. It felt like it had waited for me. It had waited to shine its last, golden rays and create a halo around the mountain as it slipped silently, quickly, from view.
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There’s a company and a product that’s built around the idea and the image of water beading on a deck after a rain. And yet, surprisingly, those water beads might actually spell trouble for your deck!
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Well, this is one for the books. We’ve tackled a lot of topics that stray somewhat from the “Home Improvement” theme. But this one, strays a little further than most! But it was such a good conversation, we wanted to air it.
Joe Kuhns from Coverdown Consulting (and retired Navy Seal) sits down with us to talk about some dating questions Dan had regarding his teenagers. And Joe hit it out of the park!
Ah, fall. The days get shorter and there’s a bite in frosty air. Sweaters are required for walks through the garden that was so full of life just a month before. But don’t lament the loss just yet. For bright spots of orange dot the brown landscape.
The pumpkin patch is alive and well. It lifts the spirits of those who carefully pick their way between those giant, orange spheres. It is one last patch of life before the world is covered in a blanket of white.