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Whether you're DIY or looking to hire, we're here to help you find the best information and options for you and your home. Every week, Craig Williams and Kevin Hackett break down what every Houston homeowner actually needs to know: maintenance, repairs, hiring, and the questions nobody else will answer straight.
What's normal, and what's a warning sign. When to DIY, and when to pick up the phone. What things should actually cost, and how to hire a contractor without holding your breath. That's what The Homeowners Show is for: straight talk from two guys who've spent their lives in and around Houston homes, delivered the way a knowledgeable neighbor would explain it over the fence. No scare tactics. No sales pitch. We just want you to be the best homeowner on the block.
Craig and Kevin have put out 357 episodes since September 2018, and all of it is about owning a home in and around Houston, TX.
This episode of The Homeowner Show dives into a wide array of current events and hot topics. Hosts Kevin Hackett and Craig Williams kick things off by discussing the sweltering heat and its impact on outdoor work.
The Homeowner Show kicks off with a lighthearted, albeit slightly gross, discussion about an infestation of flies and a spider web in their studio, a stark contrast to the more serious topics that follow. This initial banter quickly transitions to personal anecdotes about home maintenance and repairs.
In this episode, the discussion begins with an examination of the recent congressional hearing involving Dr. Fauci.
This episode chronicles a challenging five-day backpacking trip up Mount Harvard in Colorado, one of the state's highest peaks. The journey involved an arduous off-trail ascent on the backside of the mountain, characterized by steep, unmarked terrain and significant elevation gain over a short distance.
Craig's spent decades inside Houston-area homes running a pest control business, so he's seen exactly what happens when small problems get ignored. Kevin's spent years working alongside the contractors who build and fix those homes, bringing the homeowner's side of every conversation. Read their full story →
Decades in the Texas pest control business means Craig has been inside thousands of homes, in the attics, crawlspaces and walls where problems actually start.
Off-mic: outdoors, usually on horseback or at the shooting range.
Years spent alongside the contractors who build, fix and maintain homes. On the show he brings the questions a homeowner should be asking.
Off-mic: the golf course, the Rangers, the Red Raiders.
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A new episode of The Homeowners Show comes out every week, covering a different piece of owning and maintaining a home.
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