Kevin co-hosts The Homeowners Show, and he sits on the homeowner's side of every conversation on it.
Kevin has spent years working around homes and alongside the contractors who build, fix, and maintain them, helping home-service pros sharpen how they run their businesses, and seeing firsthand what separates the great ones from the ones you should never let in your driveway.
With a background in ministry, he's spent his life helping people navigate big decisions, and on the show he brings the homeowner's side of every conversation: what to ask, what things should cost, and how to hire with confidence.
He's also a husband and dad protecting the same investment you are.
On the show, that means the transaction side of a house: hiring a contractor, home improvement, home services, and buying and selling a home.
Off the mic, he's on the golf course, outdoors, or watching his Texas Rangers and Texas Tech Red Raiders, win or lose.
Both hosts are on every episode, so these are picked by subject rather than by billing: the newest episodes from each of the topics Kevin covers, taken a topic at a time until there are ten. It refreshes itself as new episodes publish.
Craig and Kevin have a guest in the studio this week: Jessi Cowart, a lifelong Montgomery County resident from Oak Ridge North who is running for Texas House District 15 as a Libertarian. The seat is open because Steve Toth is running for Congress, and Jessi says that if she wins she would be the first Libertarian ever seated in the Texas House.
This episode of the Homeowner's Show tackles a tricky refrigerator repair with a surprise twist, sharing valuable lessons about appliance parts and the importance of having the right tools. We also dive into common ice maker problems and the challenges of plumbing repairs, highlighting why proactive home maintenance is key.
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 of the Homeowner Show features hosts Kevin Hackett and Craig Williams engaging in a lively discussion that spans personal anecdotes and broader societal issues. The conversation begins with lighthearted chatter about baseball season and Kevin's son's games.
In this episode of the Homeowner Show, hosts Kevin Hackett and Craig Williams are joined by Shane Lynch, President of Storm Guard, and Derek Hummel, Director of Marketing for Storm Guard. The conversation begins with observations on the changing seasons, including the influx of insects like June bugs and mosquitoes, and the effects of a mild winter on termite populations.
The Homeowner Show, episode 351, dives into the Houston Rodeo, exploring its appeal and the challenges of attending, from transportation woes to disappointing concert acoustics. The hosts debate the effectiveness of the "21st Century Road to Housing Act," a bipartisan bill aimed at limiting institutional ownership of residential properties, while expressing skepticism about government intervention in housing affordability.
The video is episode number 343 of the Homeowner Show, hosted by Kevin Hackett and Craig Williams. They begin by discussing the end of the year and the approaching new year, reflecting on the past year's accomplishments and takeaways.
Montgomery County Home and Garden Show Introduction: The Homeowner Show is live from the Montgomery County Home and Garden Show. Hosted by Craig Williams at the True Texas Solar booth.
There are two of them, and the other one is worth your time too.
Between them, Craig and Kevin cover both sides of every home-service transaction: one works inside homes every day, the other has spent years alongside the contractors homeowners hire.