Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford - Season 13 (1998)

Today's Homeowner is on the road in New Hampshire to lend a helping hand to the winners of the "Win Danny and His Crew for a Day" sweepstakes, sponsored by John Deere, we're taking on the homeowners' to-do list around their house and yard.

Owning a home represents the largest investment for most families, so it only makes sense help your investment grow.

We're showing you what makes a home pet friendly and what doesn't.

We are at the home of the winner of the Today's Dream Kitchen Contest, sponsored by Merillat cabinets. The winner received a complete kitchen makeover including new cabinets, countertops, flooring, lighting, and even a new kitchen doo

In the first of our series on The Kuppersmith Project, we'll tour the 1926, Tudor style home before our extensive renovation begins, and show you the plans we have in store to turn it into a house any family would love to call home.

We're tackling the demolition work along with building a solid foundation in our extensive renovation of a 1926 home. After our remodeling is complete, the house will have been transformed into a beautiful and practical home.

Demolition and foundation work out of the way on the Kuppersmith Project, we're finally ready to start building the addition and renovating the existing exterior to turn our 1926 house into a practical home any family would love to own.

With the additions to our 1926 Kuppersmith Project house framed up and the roofing on, the next big step was roughing in all the plumbing, wiring, and ductwork so we can get started installing the insulation and drywall in the house.

Next up in our extensive renovation of the 1926 Kuppersmith Project house, we installed foam insulation in the walls and attic, hung drywall, painted the exterior, and began installing the kitchen cabinets.

The interior of the Kuppersmith Project house is taking shape as the cabinetry, moldings, and heart pine flooring are installed. Plus, we take sneak peak at the finished décor from designer Joe Boehm of Better Homes and Gardens magazine.

We're grading the lot and preparing for the driveway on the outside of the Kuppersmith Project house renovation. Meanwhile on the inside, we're focused on installing the granite and quartz countertops in the kitchen and master bath.

Tackling a number of projects outside on the Kuppersmith house, including installing motorized retractable screens and pouring the concrete driveway. Inside we're putting in a shower surround and putting down a tile floor in the bathroom.

Work on the Kuppersmith Project, my extensive renovation of a 1926 Tudor style home, kicked into high gear with the sanding and finishing of the antique heart pine floors and installation of a beautiful paver patio.

From lattice to lawn irrigation, there are a lot of details that have to be addressed when tackling a major renovation like the Kuppersmith Project house.

My extensive renovation of the 1926 Kuppersmith Project home entered the home stretch with the plumbing and electrical fixtures and door hardware being installed. Outside, landscaping the yard of the historic home was underway.

The final touches are underway on the Kuppersmith Project before the decorators arrive. From landscaping and outdoor lighting to finishing the garage and installing door locks, my renovation of this historic 1926 home is almost complete.

After months of renovation and remodeling, followed by weeks of decorating from the design team at Better Homes and Gardens and Renovation Style magazines, the Kuppersmith Project house is finally finished, time to take the grand tour.

New product or tool to make your home better, you'll find it at the on display at the International Builder's Show. We were on hand for this year's show to give you a front row seat on the latest trends and innovations in home improvement.

Yard could use some TLC, we've got you covered. Our Around the Yard editor, Julie Day, provided a wealth of tips, from dealing with weeds, pruning shrubs to watering and fertilizing plants, to make your yard the best looking on the block.

Spring is a great time to get outdoors and take care of all those nagging repair jobs around your home. From fixing outdoor faucets and pressure washing your home to repairing an asphalt or concrete driveway, we've got you covered.