Ken Calverley is a journalist for The Detroit News, specializing in local home improvement and maintenance topics. With his column "The Inside Outside Guys," Ken provides valuable insights and tips for homeowners in the Michigan area, covering everything from winter preparation to home safety and renovation projects.
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Detroit, United States (Local)
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Ken Calverley's articles mainly focus on house and home-related themes, with a particular emphasis on expert commentary and reviews. His coverage indicates that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to home improvement tips, seasonal maintenance advice for homeowners, or insights into cost-effective solutions for maintaining homes during different seasons.
Given the local geographic focus of his work (United States, Michigan, Detroit), Ken would likely appreciate pitches that are specifically tailored to the needs and interests of homeowners in this region. Consider offering expertise on topics such as winterizing homes specific to Michigan winters or insights into local trends in housing design and renovations within the Detroit area.
Pitches should align with Ken's predominant themes like house & home, family & relationships, and design while also incorporating elements of consumerism or financial management tied directly to household matters.
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By: Ken Calverley, Chuck Breidenstein
Ken Calverley and Chuck Breidenstein | Special to The Detroit News It seems odd that a professional painting company would give the Guys DIY tips for painting to share with our listeners every week.
By: Chuck Breidenstein, Ken Calverley
Ken Calverley and Chuck Breidenstein | Special to The Detroit News The Guys are often asked about the criteria we use to refer professional companies to our listeners.
By: Ken Calverley, Chuck Breidenstein
The idea is not new. Author John Steinbeck wrote about it in the 1950s with his book, "Travels With Charlie" and architect Moshe Safdie designed a community of 146 residences for the 1967 Montreal Expo.
By: Chuck Breidenstein, Ken Calverley
Stairs. Most of us use them every day without thinking. Nearly every home has a set or two; from steps into the house, steps getting us into the basement, or even the staircase that takes us to the second floor.
Ken Calverley and Chuck Breidenstein | Special to The Detroit News Tile is still a popular amenity in homes, particularly in baths and kitchens.
By: Chuck Breidenstein, Ken Calverley
When we started the show more than 16 years ago, we hoped to avoid stories like this one. A listener was looking to have a large remodel completed that included a bathroom.
By: Ken Calverley, Chuck Breidenstein
Why not give your parents or grandparents, or even the struggling young marrieds, something they would never buy for themselves?
The difficulty lies in the fact that lead is extremely toxic, particularly in small children.
By: Chuck Breidenstein, Ken Calverley
With proper vents, Mother Nature allows the warm, moist air to leave the space from the top while drawing in cooler and dryer air at the bottom.
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