Home Improvement Videos 
The Home Renovation Guide Video Library gives homeowners the opportunity to watch and see favorite home improvement projects get completed in real time. Covering topics that include everything from instructional videos to product reviews to inspirational tours, the Video Library brings home renovations to life on your screen. Look through our selection of videos and get motivated to make your home even better!
Have a Safe Bath!
From walk in bathtubs to door insert kits which convert your existing bathtub into a walk in bathtub, North American manufacturer, Safety Bath Inc. offers safe bathing solutions. As featured on Life & Leisure TV. View video »Have a Safe Bath!!
No more stepping over a bathtub wall to have a bath. From walk in bathtubs to door insert kits which convert your existing bathtub into a walk in bathtub, North American manufacturer, Safety Bath Inc. offers safe bathing solutions. As featured on Life & Leisure TV. View video »Safety Bath Serenity & Stretch
For those experiencing difficulty entering and exiting a regular bathtub, Safety Bath Inc., a Canadian manufacurer, offers the Serenity and its slightly larger counterpart, the Stretch.These models offer the lowest step-in height among walk in bathtubs currently on the market. The Serenity & Stretch feature an outward swing door which enables a compact size, providing for low water volume ... View video »Hang & Level
The right tool to hang stuff.Hang & Level is the first tool of its kind. Invented by Canadian interior design maven Liette Tousignant, Hang & Level allows you to hang artwork effortlessly with no measuring tapes and no arguing!For great designer tips about how to hand and arrange artwork visit www.hangandlevel.com View video »Hand Saw Tips
One rusty old traditional hand saw can sideline any beginner. Just say no to exasperation. Get the winning saw for about $30 at Lee Valley Tools. View video »Organize your garage
According to a U.S. survey, the crud in our garages is taking up most available floor space. Hence the average North American chucks up to $6500 worth of mostly useless stuff on the floor of the garage, while the $20,000 vehicle sits outside in the cold, rusting. It's time to get our cars back into garages. We spent more than $688 million dollars last year on garage organization and it barely m... View video »Wash windows like a pro
Rubbing a window with paper towels puts a static charge on the glass and then it's dirty again as soon as you're finished. Where does this register on the Handyperson's Emotional Scale? Somewhere around "Just shoot me". You can pay a professional to make your glass sparkly. Attractive young men with rippling musculature will swarm over your home for several hours. It may be worth it, especially... View video »
HRG Renovation Blog
Which Renovations Add the Most Value?
by Susan22/06/2009
No matter what your reasons are for home improvement, it’s valuable to know which renovations, whether it’s a do-it-yourself brighten-upper, or a professional overhaul, have a higher rate of return. There are a number of projects that can increase a home’s resale value. Cosmetic projects that can even be undertaken by oneself, such as painting [...] Read the whole blog entry »
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Plumbing for a basement sink
We are planning to renovate our basement bathroom. The existing plumbing pipe for the sink comes up from the floor and it seems that a full vanity is required just to hide this black pipe. The contractor has advised that there is nothing that can be done to change that, and that a pedestal sink or a vanity that is open at the base are not options. There isn't really enough room for a vanity - one of the cupboard doors on the previous vanity wouldn't open fully because the toilet is too close. We presume that the plumbing could be changed, but is the contractor really saying that it would be very costly to do so? Read the answer »
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