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Every week on the RepcoLite Home Improvement Show we interview a variety of experts from the West Michigan area and beyond! If you heard one of our guests and would like to get in touch to ask further questions, we've got everything you need in the table below.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Dan Hanson pairs careful project guidance with an inquisitive view of design, materials, and the creative choices that make homes feel lived in.
Dan Hanson treats home improvement as a meeting point between practical work and the ideas that make a room worth changing. Repcolite Home Improvement Show moves comfortably from cabinet refinishing and bathroom ventilation to holiday coziness, installation art, and the…
No running water at the metal shed? Dan Hanson still wants you to wash before painting.
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A practical home-care episode that ties laundry-room design to basement-water prevention.
This episode treats ordinary rooms as if they have a point of view, then moves from laundry-room organization into a grounded design chat about paint, layout, and making a utility space feel deliberate. It does not stay lofty for long, which is part of the appeal.
Plainspoken repair advice with a loose, conversational feel.
This episode offers plain, usable home-care guidance, with the clearest value coming from the walk-through on repainting outdoor metal furniture that has begun to rust.
A room can look correct and still feel wrong.
The piece takes a simple domestic image and uses it to make a sturdier point: a room can feel right on paper and still leave people unsettled. The sleep analogy is easy to follow and stays in mind without trying too hard.
A grounded homeowner's take on seasonal chores, pet odors, and paint.
This episode treats home maintenance as a practical, slightly messy job. Seasonal chores, stubborn pet odor, and a Scuff-X update all sit in the same grounded lane, which feels right for the subject.
A low-key 400th-episode best-of that turns a Studley tool chest into a lesson about craft, patience, and smart use of space.
Home in Progress marks its 400th episode with a best-of package instead of a full celebration, and that choice gives the hour a quiet, considered shape.
A loose opening gives way to practical scraper advice and a simple push to begin.
Home in Progress begins with an awkward church moment, then settles into plain, useful advice on card scrapers and clearing out sentimental clutter.
A loose, practical case for treating uncertainty as the start of better design.
The episode turns Frank Gehry's death into a wider argument about creativity: good design begins when people stop pretending they already have every answer.
Art training, an exhibit opening, and practical design notes.
This episode tracks Haley Johnson as she returns to art-focused work, including color training at RepcoLite and a push to widen access to creative tools and community resources.
Dumb arguments, weird facts, full commitment.
Housework advice for real-life overwhelm.
Blunt home advice before the costly mistake.
Chattanooga home talk with practical local footing.
Pretty rooms, practical renovation judgment.
Sharp taste, practical interiors, real design examples.
Tired cabinets are the problem.
Dan Hanson opens on Thanksgiving weekend with a belated greeting and a slightly self-aware holiday check-in before settling into a talk about coziness.
Real estate gets practical fast.
The house smelled like dog.
Christmas wins today.
Victorian houses do not sit quietly.
Snowshoe pride takes a quick hit.
A laundry room can get under your skin.
Neuroscience meets paint.
West Michigan buyers are stuck on the same question: move now, or wait it out?
2026 starts a little crooked.
A fire gets the episode moving.
Color of the year gets side-eyed first.
Frank Gehry's death rattles the host more than he expects.
The 400th episode starts sideways.
Dan opens with embarrassment.
Dan gets right to it.
Fire is not the chimney villain here.
It starts rough.
KBIS 2025 starts with a correction.
Snow gets the host taking inventory.
Brown was the surprise.
Winter restlessness gets a modest escape hatch.
Haley Johnson is back in the studio, and Dan Hanson treats it like the friendly catch-up it is after her year-and-a-half away.
Holiday rerun, practical paint brain.
Paint can wait.
Rust gets the useful spotlight here.
Brown gets the side-eye first.
March is getting on his nerves again.
A tree comes down.
The host shares a personal mishap with a kitchen gadget before discussing how to design spaces that align with what your brain wants.
The host discusses dust problems and previews a kitchen cabinet repaint project, sharing personal anecdotes and DIY advice.
A home improvement show interviewing experts on remodeling and renovation topics.
A home improvement show discussing drywall anchors, furniture shopping tips, and an interview with an interior designer about transforming a small bathroom.
The hosts discuss decluttering projects, sharing personal experiences and tips for organizing homes.
Dan and Haley discuss restoring a deck in five hours and interview a color consultant about home color consultations.
A home improvement show discussing foundation issues, custom window treatments, and refrigerator makeovers with expert guests.
This episode covers home improvement topics including roller covers, rusty water, and common paint mistakes, with a segment on a hair product tool.
A home improvement show featuring expert interviews on various renovation and repair topics.
This episode of the RepcoLite Home Improvement Show features decorating tips, interviews with experts on deck railings and accent walls, and a host's surgery update.