Home DIY Tips: Expert Guidance for Your Home Improvement Projects

Duct tape vs. foil tape? HVAC tape vs. aluminum tape? And what about duct mastic? With so many choices, it can be difficult to know which tape is appropriate for your particular home improvement project. We break down some of the more common types of tape to help you choose the right tape for your next home improvement project.

Whether you’re remodeling your kitchen, and single bathroom, or your entire home, choosing the perfect plumbing fixtures to match your decor and style can be a rewarding experience. Learn more about upgrading your plumbing fixtures and adding value to your home.

While we enjoy a mild Fall climate in San Diego, you shouldn't ignore those seasonal home improvement projects in preparation for colder weather. Check out our Fall Home Improvement Guide.

San Diego homeowners are wise to make the most of their outdoor space by creating livable environments that are low maintenance - allowing them to spend more time enjoying the outdoors than doing yard work.

Proper stormwater management is an oft-forgotten responsibility of many homeowners. Learn more stormwater management to prevent flooding, reduce erosion, and protect your home.

If you love weekend projects around the house, we have plenty of simple and affordable Home DIY ideas to keep you busy. Click to read more!

Check out the top home remodeling trends in 2018 from kitchens and baths, to interior design and outdoor living spaces. Read the full guide at MurrayLampert.com

If you live in a small San Diego home, these tips will help you keep your home organized and clutter free. It's all about utilizing the space you have! Click to read our creative tips for maximizing space.

Energy efficiency has never been easier. Read these DIY home maintenance strategies to low your San Diego energy bill this winter.

Being festive has never been easier with these 8 essential tips for hanging holiday lights outside your San Diego home from Murray Lampert Design, Build, Remodel.

Both natural wool and recycled cotton are great option for eco-friendly home insulation. Murray Lampert Design, Build, Remodel discusses each in further detail.