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Tree Removal – If it requires climbing and sharp objects, it
should be left to the Pro. Not only will the Pro have the right tools,
but he/she also has the knowledge and training to make sure everything and
everyone around the tree being removed is safe.
Removing Walls – Who knows what could be behind the wall in your
home or what the wall could be holding up. Before you decided to remove a wall,
be sure to check with a Pro to make sure you aren’t opening up the proverbial
“can of worms.” The Pro will also be able to properly re-route any plumbing or
electrical in the wall you are removing.
Electrical or Plumbing Work – Aside from the basics (changing light bulbs,
unclogging the toilet), these types of jobs are best left to the Pros who know
the building codes. You don’t want to cause an electrical fire or flood
your home - either during the project or days after because it wasn't done
properly.
Bottom Line: If you aren’t sure what you are doing, don’t have
the right tools, could get hurt, or damage your home, it’s probably better in
the short and long term to leave it to a Pro. Click here for some great tips from the DIY
Network on how to find the right Pro for the job.
Another thing you shouldn’t DIY? Real Estate! Let a Pro, like me, with the right
tools and knowledge guide you through the process of buying or selling a home.