The DIY Guys Podcast

The builders are working on the extension roof, Nick finally gets back to work at his own job (where everything goes wrong) and Dan showcases his viral staircase!

Lucy is the perfect combination of DIY enthusiasm, interior style and full of top tips and hacks to save you money when renovating. The guys chat all things DIY, including her beautiful pergola, bespoke dining room bench and how she is so transparent about the mistakes made along the way.

It's a double this week as Nick and Dan discuss weeks 7 and 8 at Nick's £100k bungalow renovation. The blocks and bricks are flying up in the extension, we're ready for the roof work next week and Nick is on the hunt for a new plumber.

Rich has an insatiable appetite for restoring old buildings using science. This alongside his engineering background makes for some interesting projects, particularly "Moby Deck", a fully retractable swimming pool deck!

It's a double this week as Nick and Dan discuss weeks 5 and 6 at Nick's £100k bungalow renovation. The builders are working on the drainage for the side extension and beginning the block work, plus Nick has destroyed (gulp) more of the original house!

Eve and Ty have been renovating for 4 years; initially wanting to renovate internally only but subsequently doing a complete overhaul with only two rooms remaining the same!  We chat about the perils of living in a renovation, how they overcame problems with a builder and how they are future proofing their home.

The foundations have been poured for the extension, Nick's taken down a structural wall between the living room and kitchen, started the rewire and made a faux par with the electrics too...and Dan does some mocking.

Dan and Nick speak with a true grafter and barrier breaking Erin; finding out what it's like working in a male dominated industry, why and how Erin chose to become a plumber and the daily in and outs of building site life!

The builders begin! The money starts to flow out of Nick's account with the council and Thames Water to name a few sticking their hands out and Nick plasterboards the ceilings, begins the rewire and re-plumb!   Email - Hello@diyguyspodcast.com

Stacey has amassed a huge following on Instagram of over 300,000 people; sharing the real, ongoing renovation of an end-of-terrace Edwardian home originally and now her latest project, a striking period home.   Stacey discusses what it's like to update a period house for modern family life — mixing original features with colour, pattern and practical DIY solutions. From full room makeovers to smaller hands-on projects, our chat focuses on doing the work, learning as you go, and creating a home with character rather than perfection!

The kitchen and bathroom rip out begins, Nick has some tips about structural calculations to save you money and we answer some of your questions!

Dan and Nick speak with Jaya from Tokyo Llama who has over 250,000 subscribers on YouTube following his amazing Japanese house renovation. Jaya bought the property abandoned and you'll cry when you hear the price!

Dan and Nick discuss Nick's progress at the end of week 1. Will the £100k budget be enough? How is the fact it belonged to his late Gran for 30 years affecting decisions and what on earth is anaglypta wallpaper?!

Welcome to the very first episode of the diy guys! This series dives into the amazing ways people live and renovate, and the stories behind the homes they choose.   This week we're chatting to Shanice from The Georgian Farmhouse; we discuss the difficulties of renovating a period building whilst living in it, a huge viral video and how she converted an old dog kennel into something incredible...  In this series we're speaking with an eclectic mix of DIY'ers, Including someone who bought an abandoned Japanese house near Tokyo, people living in Victorian, Edwardian, and barn conversions, and even someone who's made a van their full-time home in America.    Plus throughout the season, Nick will share his own renovation journey—transforming the bungalow that belonged to his late Gran and what he has captioned as the "renovation he didn't want to do".