Mitchell Grant

Contributing Writer

Mitchell loves to share his passion for hands-on work at home. His current writing can be found on Investopedia, Citigroup, LendingTree, and more where he provides financial tips on saving, buying, and investing in homes.

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About

Mitchell has been writing professionally since 2014 with his first paid gig being for TheStreet. He parlayed that work into finance and has written for Investopedia, Citigroup, LendingTree, and Wells Fargo Investment Advisors. Mitchell has written for countless small business pages. He likes to live in fixer-uppers and spends a considerable amount of time outside of work fixing things in his home. Mitchell has rebuilt bathrooms, retiled roofs, replaced siding around an old ranch house, and converted a barn into a livable workspace. 

Subject Matter Expertise: Home remodeling

Published Work: Budget Planning Calendar, Investopedia

Favorite Home Improvement Tip: Always get multiple quotes and compare not only labor costs, but materials as well.

Articles
Is your electrical outlet humming or buzzing? There are a few reasons why, and most of them need to be checked by a pro for safety reasons.
If you’ve been wondering “why is my power bill so high,” consider these common reasons for hefty electric bills.
Is your bath water blue? There are a few reasons for this, and none of them are particularly dangerous. Read on and learn why this happens.
If you’re wondering why your ceiling fan is slow, check out this article. Some of the more common reasons aren’t as simple as you might think.
If your garbage disposal is leaking from the bottom, it could be the connections, sink flange, or more. Keep reading to find out why your disposal is leaking.
Entering your home should remove a chill, not create one. If your house is colder than the outside, talk to a pro to find the cause and fix it.
Installing a recirculating pump on a water heater is an involved job, and one only seasoned DIYers should attempt. Learn how to tackle this job below.
If you’re wondering, “Why is my water softener full of water?” read this article. Some of the causes are simple, while others require help from a pro.