Home Maintenance & DIY

Whether you’re replacing an existing fixture or putting the finishing touches on a recent renovation project, we can help guide you through the process swiftly and correctly.

Whether you’re installing a new mirror in your bathroom vanity or adding one over your fireplace mantle for decor, this is one item that you’re going to want to ensure is hung properly. No one wants 7 years of bad luck!

Some of you may be rolling your eyes at what you consider to be the simplicity of this task, but keep in mind that not everyone owns a stud finder, so there may be times where you’re left to your own devices. Even if you do have a stud finder handy, they are notoriously inaccurate depending on the thickness of your wall, as well as providing false positives for picking up other items in your walls. To avoid unnecessary holes in your walls, we’ve got some quick and easy options to help you in your journey to locating a wall stud.

For those unaware of the purpose of a P Trap, they are designed to hold water so that sewer gas doesn’t come out of the drain. Over time, they can also collect debris, so it’s good practice to clean them every so often

With the amount of use that our showers get at home, it’s only normal that you’re going to be faced with the occasional backup caused from hair, soap, and buildup. It can be a hassle to unclog your drain, but we’ll clean show you how. Most people’s first response is to pour a chemical cleaner

First step of online estimates   Fill Out Our Form Visit https://znconstructionct.com/contact-us/ Provide your contact information, a brief description of what you would like done, along with a few pictures of the project area, and a rough measurement of the space.  VISIT THE PAGE Second step of online estimates   Receive Your Estimate After we

A majority of us are spending more time at home than we ever imagined and with that comes the use of more household electricity than ever. One way you can help save energy (and keep yourself busy) is by updating your recessed lighting to LED. NOTE: Always shut off the electricity before working on any

If you’ve noticed that the water flow out of your faucet has drastically slowed, chances are you have a clogged aerator.  Skip the housecall by your plumber, and easily remedy the situation yourself. Before beginning, it’s best to play it safe and plug the drain to avoid losing any small parts. STEP ONE: Remove Aerator

Your toilet has started running (just in time for family to visit for the holidays), but don’t panic.  More often than not, it’s a very simple fix. If you’ve already eliminated other possibilities, we’re going to walk you through replacing the (most common) toilet flapper. STEP 1: TURN OFF THE WATER TO THE TOILET Close

Many first-time homeowners may not be aware that if they have a forced-air furnace, it is equipped with a filter that requires replacement every few months. Lucky for you, if you fall into that category, we’re going to walk you through the simple process of taking care of this yourself. STEP ONE : Identify the