Around the House® Home Improvement: The New Generation of DIY, Design and Construction

Eric Goranson
Around the House® Home Improvement: The New Generation of DIY, Design and Construction

The ULTIMATE Home Improvement Podcast and Syndicated Radio Show. Eric Goranson “Eric G” and his contributors help homeowners and contractors tackle projects around the house. This is not your typical handyman show. This talk show will bring you everything from the latest home DIY project and building advice to current events and celebrity guests. You will hear from leading experts, your favorite home improvement stars and creators of exciting new technologies for your home. If you want to learn about home improvement and be entertained this show is for you. About our host: Eric Goranson, CKD is a Certified Kitchen Designer with the National Kitchen and Bath Association for over 20 years and has been designing since 1993. Nationally recognized as “Eric G®”, he is a syndicated 10-year home improvement radio talk show host. Eric talks with homeowners and contractors about remodeling and new construction techniques every week. He is also a national podcaster and is now heard internationally and with about half of the listening audience being from the building trade. His shows draw great support from the contracting community. Eric has managed everything from home builders, design firms, to custom cabinet shops and has been involved in thousands of projects being constructed or remodeled. Eric also consults with national brands on product design and industry trends, with companies such as Baldwin Hardware, Kraft Maid Cabinetry, and many more. From opening keynote addresses to hands on training seminars, Eric uses his communications skills to inspire and educate the people that are attending his events. Eric is a design and home technology speaker at national construction and remodeling events such as the Northeastern Retail Lumber Associations Lumber and Building Materials Expo, National Kitchen and Bath, Association’s Voices from The Industry, and for the National Association of Home Builders. Eric was a Kitchen and Bath Design News: Top 50 Innovator for 2019 and served on the Baldwin Hardware Design Council: 2017-2019. He enjoys home renovation projects and used to play the bass in Seattle rock bands.

  1. 3 DAYS AGO

    Building Resilience: How to Fortify Your Home Against Natural Disasters

    Dr. Ian Giammanco, Managing Director for Standards & Data Analytics at the IBHS Research Center, joins Eric to discuss how the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety is revolutionizing the way homeowners approach resilience in their homes against natural disasters. The conversation highlights the importance of fortified building practices that not only improve safety but also provide long-term cost savings by minimizing damage from events like hurricanes and wildfires. Dr. Giammanco explains the Fortified program, which offers various levels of protection for roofs and structures, ensuring homes can withstand severe weather. They also delve into the crucial role of proper landscaping and building materials in reducing fire hazards, particularly in wildfire-prone areas. Listeners will gain valuable insights into practical steps they can take to enhance their home's resilience and the benefits of engaging with their insurance providers regarding these upgrades. To get your questions answered by Eric G give us a call in the studio at 833-239-4144 24/7 and Eric G will get back to you and answer your question and you might end up in a future episode of Around the House. Thanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts at https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen If you want to join the Around the House Insider for access to the back catalog, Exclusive Content and a direct email to Eric G and access to the show early https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/support We love comments and we would love reviews on how this information has helped you on your house! Thanks for listening! For more information about the show head to https://aroundthehouseonline.com/ Information given on the Around the House Show should not be considered construction or design advice for your specific project, nor is it intended to replace consulting at your home or jobsite by a building professional. The views and opinions expressed by those interviewed on the podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Around the House Show. Eric G. sits down with Dr. Ian Giammanco, a leading researcher from the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS), to delve into the critical topic of building resilience against natural disasters. The discussion highlights how IBHS is at the forefront of creating standards that help homeowners protect their properties from various hazards, including wildfires, hurricanes, and severe storms. Dr. Giammanco emphasizes the importance of comprehensive building codes and the adoption of fortified construction methods that go beyond the minimum requirements. The episode explores the various designations available through IBHS, such as the Fortified Home program, which offers guidelines for enhancing the durability of homes against windstorms and wildfires. The conversation touches on real-life examples, showcasing how communities can significantly reduce damage and ensure that families have homes to return to after disasters. By implementing these standards, homeowners not only safeguard their properties but also contribute to the overall stability of their neighborhoods during catastrophic events. Takeaways: The IBHS Research Center is dedicated to making homes more resilient to natural disasters. Fortified homes use advanced building standards to withstand severe weather challenges effectively. Homeowners can potentially receive insurance discounts for implementing...

    48 min
  2. 5 DAYS AGO

    Glass-Looking Panels for All-Season Living with Mike Howser, and easy DIY project

    This podcast episode dives deep into the transformative power of the Easy Glaze product from Palram Americas, which is designed to extend outdoor living spaces while allowing maximum light penetration. Hosts Eric G. and Mike Howser discuss the product's impressive features, including its durability, UV protection, and ease of installation, making it a game-changer for homeowners looking to enhance their patios, decks, and outdoor kitchens. The conversation highlights the growing trend of outdoor living and how the Easy Glaze system can be a cost-effective solution for creating three-season rooms. Listeners will learn about the installation process, maintenance tips, and the importance of using the right fasteners for optimal results. Additionally, Eric shares his personal experiences with the product, showcasing how it has changed the way he utilizes his outdoor space, emphasizing the blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal. Outdoor living can be significantly enhanced with thoughtful design and innovative materials, as discussed by Eric G. and Mike Howser from Palram America. The episode centers around the Easy Glaze panel, which offers a robust and aesthetically pleasing solution for covering patios, decks, and carports. Mike explains how this product is engineered to provide maximum light while still offering protection from the elements, making it ideal for those who want to enjoy their outdoor spaces throughout the year. The conversation highlights the product's ease of installation, making it accessible for DIY enthusiasts. Eric shares his own experience with the Easy Glaze, recounting how it transformed his outdoor area into a functional and inviting space. The dialogue shifts to the intricacies of designing outdoor spaces, where Eric offers practical advice on what to consider when planning a new outdoor project. This includes the importance of pre-wiring for electrical needs, such as lighting and fans, and ensuring proper drainage and ventilation to enhance comfort and usability. Eric also emphasizes the need for durable materials that can withstand harsh weather conditions, elevating the conversation to include tips on selecting the right products to create a lasting outdoor environment. Throughout the episode, listeners are encouraged to think outside the box when it comes to their outdoor living areas. Eric’s insights and experiences provide a blueprint for creating beautiful, functional spaces that can be enjoyed year-round. With a blend of personal anecdotes and expert advice, this episode serves as a valuable resource for homeowners looking to maximize their outdoor enjoyment, showcasing the potential of innovative products like the Easy Glaze and the importance of thoughtful design. Takeaways: The Easy Glaze panels provide a clear, glass-like appearance while being incredibly durable and lightweight, making them ideal for outdoor living spaces. When installing the Easy Glaze, ensure to use the recommended fasteners and pre-drill holes to allow for expansion and contraction of the material. Proper planning for electrical and plumbing needs in outdoor kitchens can greatly enhance functionality and convenience in your outdoor living area. Consider airflow and ventilation when designing structures to avoid trapped heat and moisture beneath your patio cover. Building permits are essential for outdoor structures to ensure compliance with local regulations and avoid future complications. Using outdoor-rated appliances and fixtures, such as refrigerators and TVs, ensures they withstand the elements and operate effectively in outdoor environments. Links referenced in this episode: www.palramamericas.coma href="https://monumentgrills.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

    47 min
  3. NOV 27

    The Kitchen Cabinetry Trap: What You Need to Know Before You Buy

    Many homeowners are making critical mistakes when it comes to selecting kitchen and bath cabinetry for their remodeling projects. One of the biggest pitfalls is the choice of finish, as many small cabinet makers still rely on outdated lacquer finishes that can lead to problems down the line. It's essential to prioritize high-quality finishes such as conversion varnish or modern water-based options, which offer better durability and aesthetics. Additionally, failing to have a detailed contract, color samples, and approved drawings can set homeowners up for costly disappointments. As you prepare for your next renovation, understanding these common errors can help you avoid frustration and ensure a successful outcome for your kitchen or bathroom. Renovating and remodeling kitchens and bathrooms can be an exciting yet daunting task, especially when it comes to selecting cabinetry. Eric G. dives deep into the common pitfalls that homeowners encounter during this critical phase of home improvement. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the types of finishes available for cabinetry, arguing that the finish is often more crucial than the materials used in the cabinet structure itself. Many consumers mistakenly opt for cheaper cabinet options without realizing that inferior finishes, such as lacquer, can lead to significant long-term issues. Eric highlights that while lacquer finishes may have been acceptable decades ago, modern alternatives like conversion varnish or high-quality water-based finishes offer durability and aesthetic appeal that far surpasses outdated options. Furthermore, Eric stresses the necessity of thorough preparation before ordering cabinetry. He outlines a checklist that includes having signed contracts, color and door samples, and detailed drawings that accurately depict how the cabinets will fit into the planned space. This meticulous approach is vital to avoid costly mistakes and ensure satisfaction with the final product. Eric warns against the risks of ordering cabinets from less reputable sources, such as small cabinet makers or big-box retailers, unless they specialize in high-end cabinetry. He also touches on the significance of warranties, urging listeners to read the fine print and understand what is covered, as many warranties only cover the lifespan of the cabinets, which is typically around 15 years. As Thanksgiving approaches, Eric's message serves as a reminder for homeowners to be thankful for their spaces and to invest wisely in their renovations. His insights aim to empower listeners to make informed decisions that will enhance their homes, ensuring that joy and functionality accompany the beauty of their new cabinetry. Takeaways: The finish on cabinetry is crucial; a poor finish can ruin an otherwise perfect project. Always have a signed contract and color sample approval before ordering cabinetry. Natural wood finishes can vary greatly; ensure you approve samples to avoid mismatches. Beware of tiny cabinet makers using outdated lacquer finishes that won't last long. Invest in quality cabinetry; big box retailers typically offer mid-grade options, not premium. Understand warranties carefully; lifetime guarantees often only cover a 15-year lifespan for cabinets. Companies mentioned in this episode: Kraftmaid American Woodmark Schuler To get your questions answered by Eric G give us a call in the studio at 833-239-4144 24/7 and Eric G will get back to you and answer your question and you might end up in a future episode of Around the House. Thanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts at a href="https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

    16 min
  4. NOV 21

    From Gas Cans to Glue Guns: Holiday Gifts You Didn't Know You Needed

    Join us for the second hour of our holiday gift guide, packed with exciting Black Friday deals perfect for DIYers, contractors, and new homeowners! This episode features innovative products that promise to enhance your home improvement experience, including the groundbreaking Sure Can, a gas can that actually works without the mess of traditional models. We also dive into premium workwear from 1620 Workwear, designed for durability and comfort, reflecting a new standard in professional clothing. Additionally, you'll hear about the versatile Grabo vacuum lifting tool that makes handling heavy materials easier and safer. Stay tuned as we explore these fantastic gift ideas and more, ensuring you find the perfect presents for your loved ones this holiday season! The holiday season is upon us, and the Round the House show captivates its audience with a treasure trove of gift ideas tailored for DIY enthusiasts, contractors, and new homeowners in its second hour. Eric G. leads the charge, unveiling an impressive lineup of innovative products that promise to make home improvement tasks easier and more enjoyable. This episode is a goldmine for anyone looking to elevate their home projects, packed with recommendations that strike the perfect balance between functionality and creativity. A particular highlight of the show is the introduction of the Sure Can, a revolutionary gas can that addresses the pitfalls of traditional safety cans. Eric G.'s detailed description of its design and functionality reveals a product that not only prevents spills but also enhances safety, making it an indispensable tool for any household. As the host guides listeners through an array of Black Friday deals, he encourages them to take advantage of significant discounts on these high-quality items, ensuring that holiday shopping is both affordable and impactful. Beyond individual products, the episode emphasizes the importance of supporting American-made goods. Brands such as Monument Grill and 1620 Workwear are featured prominently, illustrating a commitment to quality and sustainability that resonates with listeners. Eric G.'s passion for promoting durable, well-crafted products underscores a broader message: investing in quality not only benefits the consumer but also supports local economies. By the end of the episode, listeners are left inspired, equipped with practical gift ideas, and motivated to embrace the spirit of the season through thoughtful and meaningful purchases. Takeaways: The podcast discusses innovative holiday gift ideas for the DIYer and contractor. Sure Can offers a revolutionary gas can that prevents spills and drips, enhancing safety. Eric G. highlights the importance of investing in quality workwear for tradesmen. The Grabo vacuum lifting tool is essential for safely handling heavy or awkward materials. Surebonder's products include advanced hot glue guns that simplify various fastening tasks. Monument Grill's Black Friday deals provide significant savings on high-quality barbecues. Links referenced in this episode: aroundthehouseonline.commonumentgrills.comsurecanusa.com1620usa.comsurebonder.com Companies mentioned in this episode: Monument Grill Sure Can 1620 Workwear Surebonder Grabo Stanley Black Decker Mentioned in this episode: Monument Grills Day Aug 20-27 2024...

    47 min
  5. NOV 21

    Unwrap Savings: Your Holiday Gift Guide Featuring Exclusive Black Friday Deals

    Get ready for our annual holiday gift guide tailored for homeowners, DIYers, and those aspiring to own a home! This episode is packed with incredible Black Friday deals that you won’t want to miss. From innovative gadgets to essential tools, we cover a variety of gift ideas that will delight anyone who loves home improvement. We dive into standout products like the versatile Aero Broom, an amazing DIY pizza oven from Firebrick Co., and the highly efficient Robo Rock S8 Max V Ultra vacuum that saves you time and effort around the house. Tune in as we explore these fantastic options and help you find the perfect gifts to make this holiday season memorable! A festive atmosphere envelops this episode as it explores a range of thoughtful gift ideas perfect for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts during the holiday season. With Black Friday approaching, the hosts have curated a selection of innovative products that not only make great gifts but also enhance the home experience. From the unique Aero Broom that combines a blower and a broom to the impressive wood-fired pizza oven from Firebrick Co., listeners are presented with options that promise both functionality and fun. These recommendations are designed to inspire and motivate, encouraging listeners to think creatively about their gift-giving this year. The episode also emphasizes the importance of smart shopping, highlighting the value in investing in quality products that will last. The Robo Rock vacuum emerges as a standout piece, offering advanced cleaning capabilities that can save time and effort for busy households. The hosts share insights into how these products can streamline home maintenance, allowing families to spend less time on chores and more time enjoying each other’s company. This practical advice is woven throughout the episode, ensuring that listeners leave with not only gift ideas but also a deeper understanding of how to choose products that will truly add value to their lives. In addition, the hosts invite listeners to join the conversation by engaging with the Around the House community on social media and sharing their own DIY projects. This creates an interactive platform for listeners to connect, exchange ideas, and inspire one another. The episode wraps up with a call to action for listeners to prepare for Black Friday sales, ensuring they are well-equipped to snag these amazing gifts at discounted prices. By weaving together product recommendations, personal stories, and community engagement, the episode encapsulates the spirit of the season while providing practical tips for enhancing home life. Takeaways: This holiday season, consider unique gifts such as the Aero Broom, which combines a blower and broom feature. Investing in a quality outdoor pizza oven can enhance your backyard cooking experience significantly. The Robo Rock S8 Max V Ultra robot vacuum is a game-changer for pet owners. Black Friday is an excellent opportunity to find substantial discounts on home improvement products. Monument Grills offers fantastic Black Friday deals that can save you big on barbecues. Gerber's 85th anniversary presents limited edition chef knives, perfect for serious home cooks. Links referenced in this episode: monumentgrills.compyramidheating.comaroundthehouseonline.comarrowbroom.comfirebrickco.coma href="https://us.roborock.com" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

    48 min
  6. NOV 20

    Stay Mold-Free: Expert Advice for a Cleaner, Healthier Space

    Dealing with mold in your home can be a daunting task, but this episode provides you with essential tips and tricks to effectively manage and eliminate it. We discuss the importance of testing your air quality and identifying the type of mold present before attempting any cleanup. The podcast emphasizes that using bleach for mold removal is often counterproductive and suggests safer, more effective alternatives. Additionally, we highlight the significance of maintaining proper humidity levels in your home to prevent mold growth, along with effective ventilation strategies for high-humidity areas like bathrooms and laundry rooms. Tune in for valuable insights on protecting your home and ensuring a healthy living environment. Homeowners often face the persistent challenge of mold in various corners of their living spaces, but there are effective strategies to combat this issue. The podcast dives into the complexities of mold management, emphasizing the importance of understanding your home's air quality. Testing for mold is crucial, especially if you suspect a larger problem could be lurking unnoticed in attics or crawl spaces. The discussion highlights the value of consulting with experts like Carolyn Blasowski, who offers comprehensive air quality testing to identify and address mold issues. By ensuring you know what type of mold you're dealing with, you can develop a more targeted approach to remediation. A significant misconception addressed in the episode is the common use of bleach to eliminate mold. While many homeowners instinctively reach for bleach, this solution can often do more harm than good. The hosts explain that bleach not only introduces harmful chemicals into your home but also fails to penetrate porous surfaces where mold may thrive. Instead, they recommend using specialized products that inhibit future mold growth. The conversation also explores practical tips for maintaining a mold-free environment, such as managing humidity levels and ensuring adequate ventilation in moisture-prone areas like bathrooms and laundry rooms. The episode serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to safeguard their home against mold, offering insights into best practices for prevention and remediation. Takeaways: Testing your air quality for mold is crucial before attempting any cleaning methods. Avoid using bleach on mold; it can worsen the problem by feeding it. Maintaining relative humidity levels below 60% in your home helps prevent mold growth. Use mold-resistant products, like lime-based paint, to protect your walls for years. Install a good ventilation system in humid areas to keep mold at bay. Regularly check crawl spaces and attics for moisture and mold to maintain air quality. Companies mentioned in this episode: Monument Grills Panasonic Van Air John's Waterproofing To get your questions answered by Eric G give us a call in the studio at 833-239-4144 24/7 and Eric G will get back to you and answer your question and you might end up in a future episode of Around the House. Thanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts at https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen If you want to join the Around the House Insider for access to the back catalog, Exclusive Content and a direct email to Eric G and access to the show early https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/support We love comments and we would love reviews on how this information has helped you on your house! Thanks for listening! For more information...

    17 min
  7. NOV 14

    Transforming Home Improvement: Meet the Scaffolding That Breaks Down for Easy Transport

    Eric G sits down with Guy Williams from Scafflex and Build Frames to discuss a revolutionary new scaffolding system designed for both DIYers and contractors. This innovative scaffolding breaks down easily, making it convenient to transport in a van or truck, while maintaining the strength and stability needed for safe use. Guy shares insights into the product's development and how it addresses common challenges faced by contractors working in tight spaces. Following their conversation about scaffolding, Eric shifts the focus to shop safety, highlighting new products that can enhance safety in the garage or workshop. Tune in to discover practical tips and tools that can help make your home improvement projects safer and more efficient. Eric G. hosts Guy Williams from Build Frames, diving into an innovative scaffolding system designed with the contractor and DIYer in mind. The discussion centers around Scafflex, a unique product that breaks down easily for transport in smaller vehicles like vans and trucks. Guy shares the inspiration behind Scafflex, emphasizing the need for a sturdy yet portable scaffolding solution that maintains the strength of traditional systems while being more user-friendly for those working on home improvement projects. He explains how the engineering team developed a product that meets the demands of both commercial and residential markets, allowing users to tackle renovations safely and efficiently. The conversation highlights the importance of safety in construction and DIY tasks, with Guy stressing that many injuries occur due to inadequate equipment. They discuss how Scafflex not only improves accessibility to work areas but also provides a safer alternative to conventional ladders. The episode underscores the growing need for quality scaffolding in light of the recent housing boom, where more contractors and homeowners are looking for reliable solutions. With Scafflex now available in over 1200 Lowe's stores, listeners are encouraged to explore this innovative product that could redefine their approach to home improvement projects. As the episode transitions, Eric shifts focus to general shop safety, advocating for proper gear and safety practices in the workspace. He shares personal experiences and insights on the importance of having the right tools and safety measures in place. The episode concludes with practical tips for homeowners and contractors alike, reinforcing that safety should always be a priority in any project, whether big or small. Takeaways: Guy Williams discusses the innovative Scafflex scaffolding system that breaks down for easy transport. The Scafflex system offers the strength of traditional scaffolding while being compact and portable. Eric emphasizes the importance of safety when using scaffolding or ladders for home projects. The podcast highlights the significant risks associated with ladder usage and promotes safer alternatives. Eric G shares personal experiences and tips on using safety gear for home improvement projects. Listeners learn about new products that enhance shop safety and improve DIY project efficiency. Links referenced in this episode: monumentgrills.comlowes.comaroundthehouseonline.com Companies mentioned in this episode: Monument Grills Build Frames Scafflex Lowe's SawStop Duke Cannon To get your questions answered by Eric G give us a call in the studio at 833-239-4144 24/7 and Eric G will get back to you and answer your question and you might end up in a...

    46 min
  8. NOV 14

    Creating Year-Round Enjoyment: The Ultimate Outdoor Living Guide

    Join Eric G. and Aaron Brundage from System Pavers as they explore the essentials of planning outdoor living projects, particularly for the upcoming winter and spring seasons. They discuss the importance of thoughtful preparation to ensure that your space meets both current and future needs, emphasizing that now is the perfect time to start planning. Aaron highlights the benefits of incorporating modern features such as outdoor heating, lighting, and smart technology, which can enhance your outdoor experience. Additionally, they delve into the versatility of outdoor materials, including synthetic turf and pavers, that can transform any backyard into a functional and beautiful space. Whether you're considering a complete renovation or just small upgrades, this conversation is packed with insights to help you make the most of your outdoor living areas. The conversation with Aaron Brundage from System Pavers unfolds a wealth of insights into outdoor living projects, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful planning and execution. As the winter season approaches, many homeowners are looking to transform their outdoor spaces, and this discussion sheds light on the myriad of options available. The episode highlights the shift from simple outdoor spaces to more elaborate, multi-functional areas that integrate features such as synthetic lawns, fire pits, and outdoor kitchens. Brundage shares his expertise on the evolving materials and technologies that make these spaces not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical and sustainable. With a focus on creating seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor living, he encourages listeners to consider their unique needs and how to maximize their enjoyment of these spaces year-round. One of the standout themes in the episode is the idea of 'smart spaces' in outdoor design. Brundage elaborates on how modern technology has begun to play a crucial role in outdoor living, from smart lighting systems to outdoor heating solutions that extend the usability of these spaces well into the colder months. This shift not only enhances comfort but also transforms outdoor areas into viable extensions of the home. The discussion also touches on the importance of maintaining these spaces with minimal effort, particularly through the use of synthetic turf which requires less upkeep than traditional lawns. Brundage emphasizes the aesthetic and functional qualities of today’s synthetic materials, dispelling common misconceptions about their appearance and durability. The episode concludes with a strong call to action for listeners to start planning their outdoor projects now. Brundage stresses that the best time to begin this process is in the off-season, allowing for a smoother implementation come spring. He provides practical tips for homeowners, such as considering future needs during the planning phase and ensuring that all necessary utilities are accounted for. The episode is rich with actionable advice, inspiring listeners to envision their dream outdoor spaces and take the first steps towards making them a reality. Brundage's enthusiasm for creating beautiful, functional outdoor environments is infectious, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to enhance their home’s exterior. Takeaways: Planning your outdoor living project now can ensure you're ready to enjoy it in the spring. Incorporating features like lighting and heaters can enhance your outdoor space year-round. Synthetic turf has evolved significantly and offers low-maintenance, pet-friendly options for homeowners. Utilizing permeable pavers can help manage drainage issues while maintaining an aesthetically pleasing landscape. Proper installation is crucial; a well-prepared base ensures longevity for your outdoor projects. Incorporating smart technology can transform your outdoor space into a convenient and enjoyable area....

    49 min
4.3
out of 5
35 Ratings

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The ULTIMATE Home Improvement Podcast and Syndicated Radio Show. Eric Goranson “Eric G” and his contributors help homeowners and contractors tackle projects around the house. This is not your typical handyman show. This talk show will bring you everything from the latest home DIY project and building advice to current events and celebrity guests. You will hear from leading experts, your favorite home improvement stars and creators of exciting new technologies for your home. If you want to learn about home improvement and be entertained this show is for you. About our host: Eric Goranson, CKD is a Certified Kitchen Designer with the National Kitchen and Bath Association for over 20 years and has been designing since 1993. Nationally recognized as “Eric G®”, he is a syndicated 10-year home improvement radio talk show host. Eric talks with homeowners and contractors about remodeling and new construction techniques every week. He is also a national podcaster and is now heard internationally and with about half of the listening audience being from the building trade. His shows draw great support from the contracting community. Eric has managed everything from home builders, design firms, to custom cabinet shops and has been involved in thousands of projects being constructed or remodeled. Eric also consults with national brands on product design and industry trends, with companies such as Baldwin Hardware, Kraft Maid Cabinetry, and many more. From opening keynote addresses to hands on training seminars, Eric uses his communications skills to inspire and educate the people that are attending his events. Eric is a design and home technology speaker at national construction and remodeling events such as the Northeastern Retail Lumber Associations Lumber and Building Materials Expo, National Kitchen and Bath, Association’s Voices from The Industry, and for the National Association of Home Builders. Eric was a Kitchen and Bath Design News: Top 50 Innovator for 2019 and served on the Baldwin Hardware Design Council: 2017-2019. He enjoys home renovation projects and used to play the bass in Seattle rock bands.

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