Hire It Done

Adam Helfman
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Your ultimate guide to finding and selecting the best contractors for your home improvement projects. Hosted by Adam, a 4th-generation contractor with a degree in Building Construction Management from Michigan State, the podcast offers expert advice from someone who's truly "the homeowner's best friend." With a rich background in radio, television, and internet media, Adam has hosted numerous shows and served as a featured builder on ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, where he also acted as the show's construction consultant for over two seasons. Whether you're a home owner, or a first-time renovator, this podcast is your trusted resource for home improvement success.

  1. 1D AGO

    DIY Home Repairs Are Sending Homeowners to the ER (What to Never Do Yourself)

    If you're a homeowner in Metro Detroit or anywhere in Southeast Michigan, this is a conversation you need to hear before you grab a ladder, a razor blade, or a power tool. In this episode, I break down why so many DIY home repairs go wrong and why trying to save money can quickly turn into emergency room bills, bigger repair costs, and more stress.   I walk through the kinds of small home repair jobs people think are easy, like changing smoke detector batteries, scraping old caulk, or knocking out quick fixes around the house. The problem is, a lot of these jobs are riskier than they look.    I also explain where homeowners get into trouble, why watching a quick video does not make someone qualified, and how to reduce your risk by planning your home improvement projects, making a list, and hiring trusted contractors who actually know what they're doing.  If you want smarter remodeling tips, better homeowner protection, and a safer way to handle home renovation and maintenance projects, this episode will surely help. Question: What are the real risks of DIY home repairs? Hundreds of thousands of people have ended up in the ER from DIY projects gone wrong, which shows how fast a "simple fix" can turn serious. Question: Why do homeowners think DIY will save money? Many homeowners assume a YouTube video or TV segment is enough training, but that mindset often leads to injuries, mistakes, and higher costs in the end. Question: Why is changing a smoke detector battery not always a simple job? It is easy to get hurt when you're reaching too far on a ladder and ignoring the basic physics involved. Question: What should homeowners do instead of tackling lots of small repairs alone? I recommend walking through the house, making a list of small handyman projects, and batching them together so a pro can handle them safely and efficiently. Question: Why should homeowners hire a professional instead of guessing their way through repairs? I compare home repairs to car repairs and legal work. Most people hire professionals in those areas, and home improvement should be treated the same way. Question: How does Hire It Done help homeowners find trusted contractors? Hire It Done helps reduce risk by prescreening contractors and helping homeowners plan projects more carefully, so they can avoid getting burned. 00:05:03 If you want to protect your home, avoid costly mistakes, and hire with more confidence, tune in to the full episode. I'm here to help Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan homeowners make smarter home improvement decisions and connect with trusted contractors who can get the job done right.   🔗 CONNECT WITH ADAM 💻 Website: https://hireitdone.com/  🎥 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HireitDone  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhelfman/  https://www.linkedin.com/company/hireitdone/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireitdone   #HireItDone #HomeImprovement #MetroDetroit

    6 min

  2. 4D AGO

    Hidden Entry Points Costing Homeowners Big Pest Problems (Most Miss This) | Frame's Pest Control

    If you think pest problems only start when you finally see a bug, this episode is for you. I sat down with Derrick Case of Frame's Pest & Wildlife Control to talk about the hidden entry points most homeowners miss, the early warning signs that show up before a full-blown problem, and how Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan homeowners can stay proactive instead of reactive.  If you care about protecting your home, hiring trusted contractors, and making smarter home improvement decisions, this conversation is packed with practical advice. We get into what to check around your house right now, from yard activity and leftover debris to vents, siding gaps, chimney caps, and other overlooked openings pests use to get inside. Derrick also explains why a maintenance plan can save homeowners time, stress, and repair costs, how tiny a gap mice actually need, what to watch for with carpenter ants, mosquitoes, stink bugs, and more, and why guessing with store-bought fixes is not the same as getting a real inspection.  For Metro Detroit homeowners looking for trusted contractors and reliable Southeast Michigan home services, this episode is a solid roadmap. Key Takeaways Question: What should homeowners check first as winter ends? Start with the yard and the outside of the house. Look for mole activity, skunks, and any access points up high or down low, including roof vents, ridge vents, and chimney caps. Question: Should I wait until I see bugs before calling for help? No. Derrick explains that maintenance is the smarter move, because if you're already seeing stink bugs or ladybugs inside, the problem may already be there. Question: What outdoor conditions make pest problems worse in spring? Answer: Yard waste, leaves near the house, clogged gutters, standing water, and overgrown areas can all create better conditions for pests, ticks, and mosquitoes. Question: What are the early signs pests are waking up around the house? Answer: This time of year, you may start seeing stink bugs, Asian ladybugs, stinging insects, mosquitoes, and carpenter ants as they become active and start looking for food, water, and nesting spots. Question: How small of an opening can mice use to get inside? Answer: Smaller than most homeowners think. Derrick says a mouse can squeeze through an opening about the size of a dime, which is why exclusion and finding entry points matter so much. Question: What does a good pest control maintenance plan include? Answer: A strong plan follows the seasons. Derrick breaks down options that include mosquito service, quarterly treatments, detailed reports, and follow-up support if problems pop up in between visits. Question: Are pest control products pet friendly? Answer: Yes, but Derrick makes an important point: it depends on how the products are used. Proper application and special care around pets matter. Watch the full episode to learn how to protect your home before a small pest issue turns into a bigger one.   🔗 CONNECT WITH Frame's Pest & Wildlife Control 💻 Website: https://www.framespestcontrol.com/  👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Frames-Pest-Control-Inc/100063494593759/  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/frame's-pest-control/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/derrick-case-70991489/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/framespestwildlifecontrol/    🔗 CONNECT WITH Adam 💻 Website: https://hireitdone.com/  🎥 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HireitDone  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhelfman/  🤝 https://www.linkedin.com/company/hireitdone/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireitdone 𝕏 X: https://x.com/helfystyle  #PestControl #HomeImprovement #MetroDetroitHomes

    48 min

  3. MAR 3

    Don't Replace Your Roof Yet and Save 80%! Roof Rejuvenation Explained by EverNew Roofing

    If your insurance company just sent you a "replace your roof or lose coverage" letter, you're not alone. A lot of Metro Detroit homeowners are getting hit with drone photos, policy changes, and pressure from "free inspection" roof sales pitches.  In this episode, I sit down with Adam LaBelle and Jeff Goldman of EverNew Roofing to talk about a smarter option many Southeast Michigan homeowners don't even know exists yet: roof rejuvenation. EverNew Roofing serves Metro Detroit with roof replacement, roof rejuvenation, and roof repair. They're licensed and insured, and EverNew Roofing is a division of Bloomfield Home Improvement (MI Builders License #262400526). If you care about hiring trusted contractors and making confident home improvement decisions, this conversation is for you. We break down what roof rejuvenation really is, who qualifies, what it costs, and how it can help when you're trying to keep your home insured without jumping straight to a full replacement.  We also talk about what separates a real roof inspection from a sales call, and why the installer matters as much as the shingles. Key Takeaways Question: Why are insurance companies pushing homeowners to replace roofs right now? Answer: Because insurers are tightening roof coverage, using drone photos, and rewriting policy language, which is triggering cancellation or "fix it fast" notices for many homeowners. Question: What is roof rejuvenation, and what does it actually do? Answer: It's a treatment that restores oils back into shingles to improve flexibility and reduce cracking, helping extend the life of a qualifying roof instead of replacing it right away. Question: How do I know if my roof qualifies for rejuvenation? Answer: Not every roof qualifies. Your shingles need enough granules left (roughly 65–70% or more), and the roof has to be in the right condition after an inspection. Question: Can a real roof inspection help me respond to an insurance letter? Answer: Yes. A Haag-certified roof inspection report carries weight with insurance companies and can help prove the roof condition and remaining life. Question: How fast can a trusted Metro Detroit roofer typically get this done? Answer: For many jobs, EverNew is often about a week out, and rejuvenation itself can be a quick turnaround once your roof qualifies. Question: Why does attic ventilation matter so much for roof life? Answer: Bad ventilation overheats the attic, "cooks" shingles from underneath, and shortens roof lifespan. Fixing intake/exhaust airflow can make any roof perform better.  Question: How much can roof rejuvenation cost vs a full roof replacement, and is financing available? Answer: On a typical 25-square roof, replacement can be far higher than rejuvenation, which may land in the $2,500–$4,000 range depending on repairs. Financing options may start around $59/month. If you're a Southeast Michigan homeowner trying to protect your home, avoid getting pressured, and hire the right pros, watch the full episode. And if you want EverNew Roofing to take a look, check them out at evernewroofing.com or call 248-218-9009. For more trusted home improvement pros around Metro Detroit, visit HireItDone.com.   🔗 CONNECT WITH EverNew 💻 Website: https://evernewroofing.com/  👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EverNewRoofing/  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/evernew-roofing/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/evernewroofingmi/    🔗 CONNECT WITH Adam 💻 Website: https://hireitdone.com/  🎥 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HireitDone  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhelfman/  🤝 https://www.linkedin.com/company/hireitdone/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireitdone 𝕏 X: https://x.com/helfystyle    #MetroDetroit #Roofing #HomeImprovement

    50 min

  4. FEB 24

    Why Trex Decks Can Be Cheaper Than Cedar (And Way Lower Maintenance)

    Deck season is here, Metro Detroit homeowners. And if you're deciding between cedar and Trex, this episode can save you a lot of money (and a lot of maintenance headaches). I'm joined by Chris Quackenbush from Coy Construction, one of the most experienced Trex deck builders in Southeast Michigan. We break down what actually drives deck cost, what makes Trex worth it, and the install details that separate trusted contractors from "some guy who says he can do it."  If you're planning a backyard upgrade, outdoor living setup, or full home renovation project, this is the kind of conversation that helps you hire smarter and build with confidence. In this episode, you'll learn why cedar can cost more than entry-level Trex options, what "low maintenance" really looks like day to day, and how small install mistakes (weather, spacing, miters, drainage) can ruin an otherwise great composite deck. Chris also explains warranty realities, heat on the boards, and the add-ons Metro Detroit homeowners love, like under-deck water diversion systems and roofed or screened deck setups. Q&A-Style Takeaways Question: What's one of the fastest ways to lower your risk when hiring a deck contractor? Look at longevity. Contractors who've stayed in business for decades are far more likely to stand behind the work and solve problems if anything pops up. Question: Can Trex really be cheaper than cedar decking? Yes. In many cases, cedar costs more than an entry-level Trex option, while Trex gives you longer life and less upkeep. Question: What's the real maintenance routine for a Trex deck? Simple cleaning. A hose, a stiff brush, a bucket, and dish soap handles most homeowner needs without constant staining and sealing. Question: What's the biggest way composite decks go wrong? Installation. If Trex is installed in the wrong weather conditions or with poor spacing, boards can shrink and miters can open up, which makes the deck look bad fast. Question: How do you keep the space under an elevated deck dry when it rains? Use a system like Trex RainEscape, which channels water into troughs and gutters so you can actually use the patio space below. Question: Can improper installation affect your Trex warranty? Yes. If the deck isn't installed correctly, warranty claims can turn into an install issue, not a product issue. That's why certified installers matter. Question: Do Trex decks get too hot in summer? Darker boards will always run hotter in direct sun, but newer Trex lines add heat-reducing tech (like SunComfort features) that can noticeably cut surface heat. Watch the full episode, drop your deck questions in the comments, and connect with me for more homeowner-first advice on finding trusted contractors in Metro Detroit.   🔗 CONNECT WITH CHRIS AND COY CONSTRUCTION 💻 Website: https://coyconstruction.com/  👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoyConstructionInc/  https://www.facebook.com/chris.quackenbush.96/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coyconstruction__/    🔗 CONNECT WITH Adam 💻 Website: https://hireitdone.com/  🎥 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HireitDone  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhelfman/  🤝 https://www.linkedin.com/company/hireitdone/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireitdone 𝕏 X: https://x.com/helfystyle  #MetroDetroit #HomeImprovement #TrexDecking

    50 min

  5. FEB 17

    NEVER Hire an Unlicensed, Uninsured Contractor for a Remodel (or You're DONE) (with Brian Lee)

    If you're a Metro Detroit homeowner planning a remodel, here's the hard truth: hiring an unlicensed, uninsured contractor can turn your "dream kitchen" into a full-blown financial disaster. In this episode of Hire It Done, I'm joined by Brian Lee of Metro Home Improvements—Macomb County's go-to home improvement company for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions, and more. Brian's been in this business for 42 years, and we break down how Southeast Michigan homeowners can avoid the biggest contractor mistakes, protect their homes, and get a remodel done the right way. We cover exactly what to check before you let anyone touch your house—license, insurance, track record, and how they handle budgeting, timelines, inspections, and communication. If you want to hire trusted contractors with confidence (and avoid the "cheap now, expensive later" trap), this one's for you. Q&A-Style Takeaways Question: What should I check before hiring a remodeling contractor? Start with basic due diligence: look them up on the BBB, confirm they're properly licensed, and make sure they carry real insurance before they ever start work. Question: Why does contractor insurance matter for homeowners? If something goes wrong—like an electrical mistake causing a fire—an insured contractor's policy can cover the damage. If they're uninsured, you could be stuck in a messy fight with your own insurance. Question: What questions should homeowners ask during the first in-home estimate? Ask if they've done projects similar to yours, how they'd approach your layout, and what their process looks like from planning through completion. Question: Should a good contractor be able to discuss budget on the first visit?  Yes. A professional should understand pricing well enough to build a realistic budget early—using allowances when needed—so you're not left guessing for weeks. Question: Should I use Pinterest for kitchen design ideas? Be careful. Pinterest can inspire colours and finishes, but it can also cause analysis paralysis. Brian's advice: think through how your kitchen needs to function, then write it down on paper. Question: How long does a kitchen remodel really take with inspections and ordering? Timelines can shift because contractors don't control inspections, re-inspections, fabrication, and scheduling trades. The best move is to plan properly and avoid unrealistic "deadline pressure." Question: What's the best way to handle concerns or disputes during a remodel? Write concerns down, then address them through a final walkthrough punch list. And remember: consistent, daily communication is what keeps homeowner anxiety (and confusion) from blowing up. If you want more straight talk like this—from remodeling timelines to hiring trusted contractors in Southeast Michigan—make sure you subscribe and keep Hire It Done on in the background when you're planning your next project.  And if you're ready to talk to Brian and the Metro Home Improvements team, you can reach them at (586) 929-0224 for a consultation. 🔗 CONNECT WITH METRO HOME IMPROVEMENT 💻 Website: https://metrohomeimprovement.com/  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MetroHomeImprovement  👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MetroHomeImprovementsLLC  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/metrohomeimprovements  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/metro-home-improvements-llc/ Want a free consult? Call (586) 929-0224. 🔗 CONNECT WITH Adam 💻 Website: https://hireitdone.com/  🎥 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HireitDone  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhelfman/  🤝 https://www.linkedin.com/company/hireitdone/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireitdone 𝕏 X: https://x.com/helfystyle  #MetroDetroit #HomeImprovement #RemodelingTips

    50 min

  6. FEB 10

    The Stress-Free Remodeling Secret Design-Build Pros Use (Veronica Simmons on Timelines & Costs)

    If you want a remodel that doesn't turn into a months-long headache, the secret is simple: design-build accountability. In this episode, I'm sitting down with Veronica Simmons of Simmons+Co Design — a Metro Detroit interior designer and licensed builder who runs a women-owned design-build firm that handles the entire process under one roof (design, planning, construction, finishes, and all the moving pieces in between). For Southeast Michigan homeowners trying to hire trusted contractors and avoid timeline surprises, budget blowups, and finger-pointing, this conversation is the playbook. Veronica breaks down what actually makes a remodel feel "stress-free": how to pick the right contractor relationship, how pros set expectations on timelines and costs, and why a real process (and a real team) matters when you're investing serious money into your home improvement project.  You'll walk away with practical remodeling tips you can use right now — whether you're planning a kitchen, bath, basement finishing, or a full home renovation in Metro Detroit. Q&A-Style Takeaways What is a design-build remodel, and why do homeowners prefer it? Design-build means one company designs it, manages it, and builds it — so you get one source of accountability instead of multiple vendors blaming each other. When should Metro Detroit homeowners start planning a kitchen remodel? Sooner than you think. Start meeting firms early, find the right "fit," and use those conversations to set a realistic timeline and budget before you commit. How do you compare contractor quotes the right way? Don't just chase the lowest number. Make sure you're comparing "apples to apples," and understand what you're getting for the price — process, staffing, management, and quality control. Why do homeowners get "sticker shock" with remodeling costs in 2026? If you haven't remodeled in 10–20 years, pricing will feel wildly different. Labor, materials, and real operating costs have all changed — so expectations need to catch up. How long do remodeling timelines really take? A realistic baseline can include months of design plus months of product lead times — and that's before real-world variables hit (shipping, damage, weather, availability). Why do appliances matter before ordering cabinets? Because appliance specs can make or break the cabinet layout. Veronica's rule: verify the appliance order first, then lock in cabinetry. How do good contractors prevent remodel stress when problems happen? They stay ahead of issues with steady updates, clear expectations, and quick solutions — before homeowners walk into a surprise on the job site. If you're a Southeast Michigan homeowner planning a remodel and you want to hire smarter, avoid the common traps, and get a home you actually enjoy living in — you'll get a ton out of this one. Watch the full episode, and if you need help finding trusted Metro Detroit contractors, head to HiredDone.com and get connected. 🔗 CONNECT WITH Simmons + Co. Design 💻 Website: https://hireitdone.com/pro/simmons-co-design/  https://www.simmonscodesignremodeling.com/  👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/simmonscodesign/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/SimmonsCoDesign/    🔗 CONNECT WITH Adam 💻 Website: https://hireitdone.com/  🎥 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HireitDone  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhelfman/  🤝 https://www.linkedin.com/company/hireitdone/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireitdone 𝕏 X: https://x.com/helfystyle  #HomeImprovement #MetroDetroit #RemodelingTips

    50 min

  7. FEB 4

    The Payment and Change Order Rules That Protect Your Sanity (and Your Wallet)

    If you're a Metro Detroit homeowner planning a remodel, the fastest way to lose your mind (and your money) is a sloppy payment schedule and "surprise" change orders.  In this episode, I walk you through the practical payment and change order rules I used for decades—so Southeast Michigan homeowners can hire trusted contractors, stay in control, and keep projects moving without the stress. You'll learn how to structure payments so you're never funding work that hasn't happened yet, what milestones actually matter (permits, demo completion, rough approvals, tile, and "usable completion"), and how to set a clear change order policy before your project starts.  These are real-world remodeling tips that help you avoid payment drama, reduce delays, and get better outcomes from Michigan home services pros. Key Takeaways (FAQ Style) Question: How much deposit should I pay a contractor for a $20,000 bathroom remodel? Answer: Start with 10% ($2,000). A bigger upfront payment can put you at risk before any real work is done. Question: When should the second payment happen on a remodeling job? Answer: Pay the next 10% when permits are approved and posted. That means the job is officially ready to move. Question: What's the smarter way to pay for demolition? Answer: Pay on demolition complete, not demolition start. It's a simple layer of protection for homeowners. Question: When do I release a bigger mid-project payment? Answer: After rough plumbing, rough electrical, and rough HVAC are approved (green sticker). That milestone shows real progress. Question: What does "usable completion" mean for the final payment? Answer: You pay when the bathroom works and you can use it—then you can reasonably hold back a small amount for minor fixes. Question: What counts as a change order—and how should it be handled? Answer: A change order is either a scope change you request or an issue uncovered mid-project (like hidden damage). It should be documented, priced, and approved before extra work happens. Question: How do I prevent surprise bills from change orders? Answer: Set the rule upfront: no approved change order = no payment. And keep communication tight throughout the job. Want more straightforward home renovation advice and help finding trusted contractors in Southeast Michigan?  Hit play, take notes, and then connect with me—because hassle-free home improvement is the goal.   🔗 CONNECT WITH ADAM 💻 Website: https://hireitdone.com/  🎥 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HireitDone  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhelfman/  https://www.linkedin.com/company/hireitdone/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireitdone   #HireItDone #MetroDetroit #HomeRenovation

    19 min

  8. FEB 3

    99% of Homeowners Still Don't Get Gutter Guards (Jacob Vanvliet of J&A Exterior Explains)

    Metro Detroit homeowners: gutter guards aren't "set it and forget it." And if you believe that myth, you can end up with overflowing gutters, corner leaks, rotted fascia, and water where you really don't want it—near your siding, landscaping, and foundation. In this episode, I'm joined by Jacob Vanvliet, a 22-year-old entrepreneur and the owner of J&A Exterior LLC (Metro Detroit). His team specializes in gutter installation, gutter cleaning, gutter guards, leaf removal, pressure washing, and more.  Here's what you'll learn: when you truly need new gutters vs. a repair, why seamless gutters beat big-box "sections," how gutter guards really work (and what they don't do), plus how a professional contractor should document the job, handle change orders like fascia rot, and stand behind the work with a real warranty—so you can make confident home improvement decisions. Q&A-Style Takeaways Question: Do I actually need new gutters—or just a repair? Answer: Sometimes you don't need a full replacement. A good contractor should start by asking what you're seeing (leaks, overflow, corner issues) and confirm whether it's a repair or a new system. Question: What should happen during a professional gutter estimate? Answer: You should get a clear process: scheduling, what to expect, product samples, reviews, and a walkthrough of your concerns before any quote is finalized. Question: Should I choose 5-inch or 6-inch gutters for my home? Answer: If your budget allows, 6-inch can be a better system in many cases—but it's not always required. The right answer depends on your roof lines, water volume, and your specific home. Question: What are seamless gutters—and why do they matter? Answer: Seamless gutters are formed on-site to fit your home, reducing mid-run seams that can leak over time. Sectional gutters from big-box stores force joints—and joints are where problems start. Question: Do gutter guards mean I'll never clean my gutters again? Answer: No. Debris still builds up on top of the guard over time. Guards can reduce maintenance, but they don't eliminate it—especially if you have lots of trees. Question: How should a contractor handle surprise fascia rot or added work? Answer: You should be told upfront that rot may be discovered—and if it is, the contractor should communicate clearly, document it, and get you aligned before moving forward. No end-of-job "surprise bill." Question: What warranty should homeowners expect—and how soon can the install happen? Answer: J&A Exterior offers a 3-year labor guarantee and a 25-year material warranty, and typical homeowner installs are often around 1.5–2 weeks, depending on schedule and season. If you're in Southeast Michigan and your gutters are leaking, overflowing, or just plain outdated, listen to the full episode and learn what to ask before you sign anything. And if you want a quote from Jacob and the J&A Exterior team, you can call (248) 403-0281, visit JAExterior.com, or go through HireItDone.com and click "Gutters."   🔗 CONNECT WITH J&A Exterior 💻 Website: https://jaexterior.com/  👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JAExterior/  https://www.facebook.com/JAguttercleaning/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaexterior/?hl=en  https://www.instagram.com/itsjacobvanvliet/  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-vanvliet-8a166b26b/    🔗 CONNECT WITH Adam 💻 Website: https://hireitdone.com/  🎥 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HireitDone  🤝 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhelfman/  🤝 https://www.linkedin.com/company/hireitdone/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hireitdone 𝕏 X: https://x.com/helfystyle  #MetroDetroit #HomeImprovement #GutterGuards

    53 min
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Your ultimate guide to finding and selecting the best contractors for your home improvement projects. Hosted by Adam, a 4th-generation contractor with a degree in Building Construction Management from Michigan State, the podcast offers expert advice from someone who's truly "the homeowner's best friend." With a rich background in radio, television, and internet media, Adam has hosted numerous shows and served as a featured builder on ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, where he also acted as the show's construction consultant for over two seasons. Whether you're a home owner, or a first-time renovator, this podcast is your trusted resource for home improvement success.

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  • Creator
    Adam Helfman
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    57
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2025
  • Show Website
    Hire It Done