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Backed by his 40-year remodeling career, Danny served as the home improvement expert for CBS’s The Early Show and The Weather Channel for more than a decade. His extensive hands-on experience and understanding of the industry make him the go-to source for all things having to do with the home – from advice on simple repairs, to complete remodels, to helping homeowners prepare their homes for extreme weather and seasons.
I saw you on TV and was interested in the security camera shown. Found the pic on your site of the episode and that is as far as I could go. Clicked on the pic and nothing. Your site is useless and I won’t be back to waste more of my time.
Hi, Ray,
Can you please elaborate on the security camera you would like more information about?
We’re happy to help! 🙂
What is the model name of the outdoor camera used in the garage makeover episode 11/24/18? Not finding it on the Cor website. Thanks!
Hi, Susan,
We used the Côr home security cameras featured here: https://www.mycorhome.com/en/us/cameras/
To learn which product is available in your area, you would need to click “Find a Dealer” and then call the phone number provided.
Good luck!
Hello! I have lived in a farmhouse located in rural southwest Minnesota over 25 years, by myself. Close to the South Dakota and Iowa border. Mainly farmland with few trees, the wind never seems to stop blowing making winter sometimes impossible to live here. I’ve had drifts in my front yard and driveway over twenty feet high! Needless to say, I continue to live here year after year. The people are good honest people, and everybody helps everyone in times of need. I like that. My problem is not really a problem, but an issue. You see, I am a single, rather good looking, smart, strong-willed, and physically strong, independent women. I have done most of ‘renovating’ and landscaping by myself. Now I’m dam near in my 60s, it is not quite as easy to do repairs needed, let alone keep up with modern technology. For instance, I still run off a fuse box, were 4 screw in fuses run most of my farmhouse, along with 2 of the old tube type fuses. Are there contractors or people in the US that actually help update farm places, without costing thousands upon thousands of dollars and ripping me off? Hey, maybe I’m a candidate for some show out there!