Leslie Segrete
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Does your home ever feel like “a Money Pit?” It doesn’t have to be that way! As host of The Money Pit Podcast, a money pit is not a disaster – it’s a home you love! Whether you’re dealing with a repair or dreaming about a reno, consider me your coach, helper or home improvement therapist for all things remodeling, decor or fix up! From bathrooms to basements, demolition to décor and gardening to garages, I'll share non-biased expertise to help you tackle your to-do’s with confidence. Taking care of a home can be a combination of love, pride and he...
That banging pipe has a name, and your renovation panic can take a seat.
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Practical winter home advice with a real homeowner problem at the center.
This Money Pit hour keeps its feet on the ground. It sticks to winter prep that homeowners can actually use: gas leak safety, holiday lighting basics, and a few plain checks for getting a house ready for cold weather.
A warm farewell that still lands on practical home-maintenance advice.
This closing episode from The Money Pit feels like a plainspoken thank-you. Leslie Segretti and Jim Kenzie mark 21 years, recognize Tom Kreitler, and keep the focus on the easy rapport that carried the show.
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.
In this final episode of The Money Pit, hosts Leslie Segretti and Jim Ingram answer listener questions on home repairs like tar roofs and exhaust fans, share holiday safety tips for lights, and discuss easy winter decor ideas, all while reflecting on the show's 21-year legacy and honoring late co-host Tom Kreitler.
Communication breakdown with contractors ruins most projects.
In this final episode of The Money Pit, hosts Leslie Segretti and Jim Kenzie reflect on 21 years of the show, honoring late co-host Tom Kreitler while sharing practical home improvement tips.
Leslie Segretti and Jim Kenzie mark the final episode of The Money Pit Home Improvement Podcast after Kenzie’s 21 years with the program and discuss planning 2026 home projects.
Leslie Segretti and Jim Kenzie of The Money Pit Home Improvement Podcast cover winter indoor air quality, chilly rooms, kitchen organization, and toxic holiday plants.
Leslie Segretti and Jim Kenzie answer homeowner questions about failed double-pane window seals, wrinkled vinyl flooring, outdoor carpet glued to concrete steps, and a broken toilet shutoff valve.
Leslie Segretti and Jim Kenzie cover winter pipe protection, including insulation, a 55-degree thermostat setting, and a slight drip during extreme cold.
Tom Kreitler and Leslie Segretti present kitchen island options ranging from 24-by-36-inch cabinet layouts to mobile carts and stainless-steel tables.
Tom Kreitler and Leslie Segretti compare portable generators for short-term outdoor use with standby generators for extended outages.