Scott Dylan Westerlund

Contributing Writer

Scott Dylan Westerlund has been writing about homes and real estate for almost ten years. In addition to Angi and HomeAdvisor, he's written for Today's Homeowner, Homedit.com, Flyhomes, and HomeLight.

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About

Scott Dylan Westerlund has been writing about homes and real estate for almost ten years. In addition to Angi and HomeAdvisor, he's written for Today's Homeowner, Homedit.com, Flyhomes, and HomeLight. You'll find his byline on articles about everything from buying a house and managing rentals to clearing clogged drains and picking the right lumber for your home improvement project. Prior to writing, Scott was an apprentice building contractor and property manager--so he knows how to keep the lights on and the water running. When he's not writing articles or fixing something around the house, he enjoys working out, playing piano, and spending quality time with his wife and daughter.

Hometown: Nevada City, California

Articles
ABS pipes are popular for drains, waste, and vents, but what is an ABS pipe? Learn about them and if they’re right for your home.
Find composite fencing costs based on fence type, labor, and more in this guide. You can expect your project to cost $11 to $45 per linear foot.
Hailstorms can cause extensive, costly damage to your roof. On average, hail damage roof repairs cost $4,250, depending on the damage and materials needed.
Licensed plumbers and basement waterproofers specialize in sump pump installations. Keep reading to learn more about who installs sump pumps near you.
The cost of seamless gutters varies based on home size, labor rates, gutter materials, and more. Here’s what you can expect to pay in Denver, CO.
Sump pumps can protect your home from flooding and water damage. This guide covers everything you need to know about sump pumps, including different types and how they work.
The cost to build a stone house is pricey. Learn why you need specialized workers to build the house to a level that’s good enough for you and the city.
A driveway apron is an easy way to add that finishing touch to your driveway. From asphalt to concrete to pavers or gravel, check out the range of choices and variations.