Do it yourself.
Do it right.
HomeHog turns "there's water in my basement" into a step-by-step plan — exact materials, honest safety, permits included — from a coach that knows your whole house.
NO ACCOUNT NEEDED · IOS & ANDROID SOON · PHOTOS STAY PRIVATE
- Walk the outside during rain — watch where water lands
- Check downspout discharge (needs 6 ft from the wall)
- Measure the grade: target 6 in of fall over 10 ft
A plan, not a pep talk
Every project gets the treatment a good contractor would give it — scoped, sequenced, and quantified before anyone swings a hammer.
Step-by-step playbooks
Ordered steps that teach the why in one breath, each with a target you can put a tape measure on.
TARGET: slope ~2% away from the houseExact materials, computed
Concrete yards, stud counts, drywall sheets — from a deterministic calculator. The AI never guesses a quantity.
12×16 slab @ 4" → 2.5 yd³ (+5% waste)Safety that means it
Breaker off and tested dead before anything else. Gas, service panels, and load-bearing walls get one answer: call a pro.
PERMIT LIKELY · inspector = free second opinionKnows your whole house
Projects, photos, notes — even your breaker panel. Snap it once, then ask "which breaker is the kitchen?" forever.
SLOT 7 → kitchen counters · 20AThree steps to done-right
"Water in the basement." "Wire the shed." Add photos of the problem — it reads them.
Scoped steps, computed materials, safety rules, and a straight answer about permits.
Check off progress, snap photos as you go, ask questions the moment it gets weird.
Some jobs get one answer: call a pro.
Most apps tell you what you want to hear. HomeHog is the friend who's done this for twenty years — it will happily teach you to wire a switch, and it will flatly refuse to walk you into a gas line. That's the point.
- Gas piping & gas appliances
- Inside the panel, ahead of the main
- Load-bearing walls without an engineer
- Digging before you call 811
Go whole hog on your next project.
Free to use. No password, no credit card — just tell it what you're building.
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