Fix It Homestead
Building Better, Living Well
Home Improvement
Landscaping
Homesteading
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
- New Landowner Has the Land Surveyed and Finds the Neighbor’s Chicken Coop Has Occupied a Corner of the Property for Over Fifteen Years — Then the Neighbor Says the Structure Is Grandfathered and Cannot Be Forced to Move
- Rural Property Owner Finds the Neighbor’s Large Pole Barn Was Built With the Back Wall Sitting One Full Foot Inside the Property Line — Then the Neighbor Refuses to Pay for an Easement, Offer Compensation, or Move the Building
- 9 Yard Habits That Are Slowly Ruining Your Grass
- New Homeowner Gets a Survey Done and Finds the Neighbor’s Vinyl Storage Shed Sits Two Feet Over the Property Line — Then the Neighbor Says They Pulled a Permit for the Shed and the County Never Flagged the Placement as a Problem
- 8 Landscaping Chores That Eat Up Your Weekend Without Making the Yard Look Better
- 10 Mower Mistakes That Are Quietly Cutting Years Off Its Life
- Buyer Closes on Ten Acres and Finds a Neighbor’s Private Power Line Running Across the Middle of the Property — Then the Neighbor Says the Previous Owner Gave Verbal Permission and Claims a Formal Easement Was Never Needed
- 10 One-Day Home Fixes That Make a Bigger Difference Than You’d Expect
- New Landowner Clears Brush Along the Back Fence and Finds a Utility Company’s High-Voltage Line Running Thirty Feet Over the Property With No Recorded Right of Way — Then the Company Says the Easement Was Implied When the Original Subdivision Plat Was Filed
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.