Anthony "TC" Williams
Experienced Landscaper
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How to
Add a Lean To Onto a Shed
When your shed or other storage building no longer provides enough room, you can add additional storage if you add a lean-to onto a shed. If the existing shed is structurally sound and has an exterior wall to which you ...
How to
Make Colored Fire
Most fireplace fires or campfires produce yellow and orange flames because firewood contains salts. By adding other chemicals, you can change the color of the flames to suit a special occasion or just to be entertained b...
How to
Build a Wooden Gate
A broke-down gate just makes your house look bad. A well-maintained gate, on the other hand, can be welcoming and give passers-by a great impression of the house beyond. If you want to upgrade the wooden gate in a privac...
How to
Make a Well
Drilling a well can provide a sustainable source of clean water, but having it drilled with professional machinery can be expensive. Luckily, there are many methods of drilling a well that don’t require costly equipmen...
Preventing & Cleaning Grass Buildup on a Mower Deck: Best Tips & Tricks
Everything you need to know about stopping grass from sticking and clogging your trusty mowerClogged again? Darn it! A clogged-up mower deck can leave clumps of grass on the lawn, slow down cutting due to reduced airflow...
How to
Install an Electric Fence
If you need to keep livestock contained, or wild animals and other intruders out of your yard, electric fencing may be a good option for you. Both humane and effective, electric fence lines can be used to enclose a pastu...
How to Make Faux Rocks with Concrete: DIY Landscape Rocks
Want to add rocks to your landscaping, but don’t want to break the bank buying real rocks? Creating DIY fake boulders is the perfect way to add some pizzazz to your yard or garden without spending a ton of money. Plus,...
How to
Catch Moles
Moles are carnivorous mammals that primarily live underground. They can grow to in length and weigh up to . Because moles eat soil pests like grubs and billbugs, increased mole activity indicates a high number of pests ...
How to
Remove Fence Posts
The removal of wooden fence posts normally involves a process that includes loosening the post from the surrounding ground or concrete, then carefully extracting the post in a manner that does not cause the post to snap ...
How to
Install Lattice
Adding vinyl or wooden lattice beneath a porch or deck can give it a fresh new look. In addition, lattice can be used to create hidden storage space beneath your deck or porch. Lattice also hides unsightly areas such as ...
How to
Chlorinate a Well
Having your own well provides you with a source of fresh water. Over time, however, the well can become contaminated with bacteria and other harmful pathogens. One effective treatment for this is to add chlorine bleach t...
How to
Install a Snow Fence
Raising a snow fence in front of your house, driveway or road can redirect the snow to fall short of heavily trafficked areas. While the exact size and placement of your fence depends on local weather, a calculator and a...
How to
Light a Fire in a Fireplace
Lighting a fire in a fireplace is usually an easy task. Because of this, some people may forget a few key steps in the process that might help them enjoy their fire better. What could have been a nice night by the fire c...
How to
Dig a Hole
There are many reasons you might dig a hole. Whether you're digging in the wilderness or making a posting hole in your backyard, the process is generally the same. Digging a hole can present more challenges than you migh...
How to
Move a Shed
Moving a shed can be very simple or more complex depending upon a host of factors including the shed’s size and condition, the distance of the move, and the means of moving to be employed. In every case, however, care...
How to
Drill a Well
A well is a man-made hole dug into the ground to get to a liquid. The most commonly sought liquid is water: About 97 percent of the world's fresh water is found in underground aquifers, and some 15 million American homes...
How to
Build a Pole Barn
The pole barn is the most simple of all shed designs. It is essentially where posts or poles are fixed into the ground, secured together at the top, which then support a roof. They are typically used on farms, but can be...
How to
Build a Rainwater Collection System
Did you know the average roof collects of water for every inch of rainfall? Don't let all that water go to waste! You can make a rainwater collection system for under a hundred dollars and store hundreds of gallons of ...
How to Build Porch Steps for Your Deck or Porch
Construct an elegant addition to your home's exterior Once carpenters were judged by how skilled they were by the projects they had worked on, the tools in their tool boxes and by their ability to build steps. Despite th...
How to
Get Rid of Moles in Your Lawn
Just when you have planted a beautiful lawn, you notice lawn ridges that ruin your picturesque setting. Although moles can be good for your lawn by aerating the dirt and eating larvae of destructive insects, they can al...
