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by Darius Brown
Fence Repairs Made Simple: DIY Tips
A fence isn’t just a line of wood or metal separating your property from your neighbor’s. It’s protection, privacy, and curb appeal all rolled into one. When your fence is strong, it frames your home and yard beautifully. When it’s broken, leaning, or missing boards, the whole property looks tired—and sometimes, it becomes unsafe.
by Darius Brown
How to Reattach Storm-Damaged Shutters (Or Just Call Me and I’ll Do It for $25 Each)
If you live in Augusta or anywhere in the CSRA, you know how quickly storms can tear into a house. One strong gust and suddenly your shutters are dangling, cracked, or missing completely. Shutters add style to your home, but they also protect your windows — so leaving them off isn’t a good option.
by Darius Brown
How to Replace a Cracked / Broken Window Pane Like a Pro
So your window pane decided to crack. Maybe a storm, maybe your kid threw something, or maybe life’s just being messy. Whatever the cause, you’ve got a hole in your view (and your insulation). Here’s how to fix it.
by Darius Brown
Door Knob Replacement – A Quick DIY Guide (or Call a Local Handyman)
If your door knob is sticking, loose, or just outdated, it’s probably time to swap it out. The good news? Replacing a door knob is one of the easiest home repairs you can do yourself. And if you’d rather not wrestle with it, a local Augusta handyman (like me at Dee Bee Freelancing) can knock it out in minutes.
by Darius Brown
How to Replace a Broken Screen Door
A broken screen door isn’t just an eyesore—it’s a functional issue that can let in bugs, humidity, and unwanted drafts. Whether it’s warped, torn, or just won’t close properly anymore, replacing a screen door is a relatively straightforward job that most homeowners can handle with a few tools and a little patience.
by Darius Brown
5 Common Handyman Repairs You Can Do Yourself (And Start Earning Money From)
Whether you are looking to save money on home maintenance or thinking about picking up a new side hustle, learning a few basic handyman repairs is a smart move. You do not need to be an expert or own a garage full of tools to get started. In fact, some of the most common and necessary home repairs can be done in under two hours with minimal equipment. These skills not only make your life easier but can also be the first steps toward starting your own handyman business.
