If you've watched home improvement shows that focus on "curb appeal," you know that a coat of paint or stain on a fence can make a huge difference in the attractiveness of your home. But visual appeal isn't the only reason to renovate your fence --a worn out enclosure can also put the safety of your home and family at risk.

It seems the longer you live in your home, the more you want to remodel and reorganize it. While these tasks can seem overwhelming, consider doing both in one step -- you'll maintain the value of your home while making it more enjoyable to live in.

Virtually every home remodeling project begins with demolition. Homeowners who do their own demo can save big bucks, especially on projects where professionals will finish the construction part of the job. Before you tear up a floor, open a wall or demolish a countertop, keep these basic do-it-yourself demolition tips in mind.

If you're not using the latest generation of energy-efficient bulbs in your kitchen, it's time for a lighting upgrade. Here are some ideas to get you started.

In the current challenging housing market, many homeowners are looking to remodel their homes instead of building or buying. Consumers need to protect themselves from ending up with a half-finished project and a contractor who ends up in bankruptcy court.

How do you know what type of glue is right for your project? James and Morris Carey, home improvement gurus and hosts of the nationally syndicated radio program "On the House with the Carey Brothers" offer some advice.

You can just smell it. You install new carpeting in your home, and the air in your living room takes on a brash, chemical scent. That can't be good. Here are some tips for a green and healthy home.