Fix It Homestead
Building Better, Living Well
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About Us
Here to help anyone looking to make their house feel like home.
We focus on the everyday projects—big or small—that keep life running smoothly.
Latest
- Rural Colorado Landowner Finds Two New Gates Blocking the Recorded Fifty-Foot Access Easement to His Twelve Acres — Then the Neighbor Claims It’s to Protect Two Miniature Horses in a Separate Fenced Yard
- Pennsylvania Homeowner Surveys the Yard Before Adding a Shed and Finds the Neighbor’s Well Sitting on Her Land — Then a Cordial Conversation Ends With the Neighbor Threatening to Call a Lawyer
- New Homeowners Find the Neighbor’s Camper and an Entire Trailer Home Sitting on 90 Percent of Their Backyard — Then They Learn He Turns Violent Whenever Anyone Asks Him to Move It
- Georgia Homeowner Asks the Neighbor to Rebuild His Rotting Deck Inside the Property Line — Then He Insists on Keeping It the Exact Same Size It’s Always Been
- New Homeowner Confronts the Neighbor Mowing Three Feet Into Her Yard — Then He Insists the Closing Survey Is Wrong and “Everyone on the Street” Knows the Real Line
- Homeowner Learns the Neighbor Who’s Mowed a Seven-Foot Grass Strip “To Be Nice” for Years Just Installed a Dog Fence Five Inches From the Driveway — Then Extends It Past the Driveway’s End
- Rural Landowner Watches a Logging Crew Hired by the Neighbor Cross the Line and Cut Down a Dozen 100-Year-Old Oak and Walnut Trees — Then the Contractor Calls the Damage Only $500
- Homeowner Finds the Survey Pins Confirming the Neighbor’s Fence Sits a Foot and Eight Inches Over the Line — Then the Neighbor Flatly Refuses to Move the Fence or the Shed Built Beside It
- New Homeowner Finds the Neighbor Repeatedly Pulling Up Survey Stakes and Draining Gutter Runoff Onto the Land — Then He Keeps Mowing Deep Into the Yard Regardless
Our Team
Joshua Clark
Joshua never shies away from rolling up his sleeves and getting to work. Growing up working with his hands, Joshua learned the value of hard work, and now he’s sharing what he’s learned.
Abigail Clark
Abbie has always believed that a little effort and a lot of love can make any house feel like home. Here, she’s sharing her best advice so that you can skip the mistakes she’s had to learn from.