Top YouTube Channels for DIY Home Projects and Tips

Becoming a homeowner is exciting — however, the moment you enter your home, you realize how little you actually know about taking care of a house. And like most people, you probably don't want to hire a professional for every major and minor project.

Fortunately, YouTube has become a treasure trove of help for brand-new and experienced homeowners who are more comfortable with their phone than a toolbox.

Read below for the top 20 YouTube channels for DIY home projects.

Whether you bought a home that needs a lot of TLC or you simply have a lot of big plans for your brand-new home, Home RenoVision DIY can help. 

It's one of the top YouTube channels for homeowners who want to tackle major projects.

If you love watching makeovers on HGTV, you’ll love this YouTube channel. See what kind of dramatic changes Jeff can make — like gutting an old farmhouse and turning it into a modern masterpiece. You’ll be inspired to redo your entire house after watching his videos.

If you have to redo or add drywall to a project, you may need some guidance. That’s where the Vancouver Carpenter comes in. His videos show you how to tackle any kind of drywall or plaster project or problem. You’ll learn everything from how to repair holes in drywall to how to fix plaster.

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There’s nothing funny about home repair. However, if you want a creator that doesn’t take themselves too seriously, The Funny Carpenter might be a good pick for you. He has videos about any kind of small problem, like fixing squeaky wood floors or the right way to caulk.

Ikea is one of the best places to buy furniture, home decor and a new kitchen. But if you need help installing those Ikea cabinets or other DIY projects, then Kody Horvey is your man. He makes every project feel doable.

The father-son team behind Stud Pack is a great resource if you have questions on topics such as how to install new siding or build a new deck — as well as for basic handyman tips. They know that you want to see the most cost-effective and efficient ways to tackle a home project.

If you’re trying to build a house from ground zero, you need to check out Marshall Remodel. This channel has tips on everything you need to know about building your own home.

Installing tile looks easier than it is — the reality is that it’s an art requiring precision and attention to detail. That’s where the TileCoach comes in. He can also show you how to install a shower or bath so you don’t get any leaks.

Matt Risinger is a professional builder, who is also a useful person to follow for homeownership tips. His videos span topics like common myths about water heaters to Norwegian building details.

Whether you have a major remodel or a minor home project, The Handyman can help you tackle those projects yourself. He shows everything from completely redoing a bedroom to fixing drywall.

Canadian electrician Liam knows his way around a home. His stunning before-and-after videos will show you exactly how to create the home of your dreams - even if you’re not a licensed tradesperson.

Got a plumbing problem? Then you need Got2Learn, a channel focused on plumbing issues. Watching their videos could save you a lot of money so that you do not need to hire professional help.

The Home Repair Tutor channel is perfect for any homeowner, whether you’re tackling a problem with your toilet or trying to install new living room flooring. They even have a special paid membership for more detailed how-tos, like remodeling your bathroom.

For those who love woodworking or want to start, the Third Coast Craftsman can help you get there. Their DIY projects range from the challenging — like building your own timber frame — to the more practical — like building your own deck. Maybe start with the latter if you’re a newbie.

Once you buy a home, you have to decorate it. Finding the money though can be tricky if you’ve just bought a house. That’s where THE FLIPPED PIECE channel comes in. She can show you how to take old or used furniture and fix it up so it looks more West Elm, less Goodwill.

One of the easiest ways to fix up your house is to paint a room — or several rooms — a new color. However, if you’re new to painting or always leave streaks when you paint, this channel can show you how to paint the interior — and exterior — of your home.

One of the original sites to show how real people lived, the Apartment Therapy YouTube channel is full of affordable home inspiration. You can learn anything from how to paint a mural wall to building your own cat loft. Plus, you’ll get lots of home decor and styling tips from real people.

With home prices remaining high, many prospective homeowners are forced to either buy a home they don’t love or one they can’t afford. If you choose the former, you’ll love following Andrew Thron’s channel, where he shows how to transform a shabby house to a beautiful home.

A house doesn’t feel like a home until you’ve moved in, unpacked and, of course, decorated it. If you struggle to find inspiration for your home, then this channel can help you. McGowan has a degree in interior design and can show you how to decorate and style a home your family — and your wallet — will appreciate.

The DIY Wife shares how one couple redid their home mostly on their own using equipment anyone can get. Their videos prove that you can handle something like renovating a bathroom, stripping a deck, or updating old furniture.