1. Not Professional Advice
Everything written on Tuck Pantry is based strictly on my own amateur, trial-and-error experience fixing up an old house. I am not a licensed general contractor, structural engineer, electrician, or plumber. The project logs, tutorials, and tool reviews shared here are strictly for informational and entertainment purposes.
2. Assumption of Risk
Home renovation is inherently dangerous. Using power tools, moving heavy materials, and opening up walls carry significant physical risks. Older homes may also contain hazardous materials like lead paint and asbestos. You should always consult with licensed professionals and your local building department before starting any structural, electrical, or plumbing work. Any projects or repairs you attempt based on this blog are done entirely at your own risk.
3. Accuracy of Information
I write about the methods that worked, or failed, in my specific house. Building codes, material standards, and safety regulations vary wildly by location and change frequently. I do not guarantee that my methods are up to your local code, safe for your home, or the correct way to do things.
4. Affiliate Links and Gear Reviews
I frequently test tools and building materials. From time to time, I may include affiliate links in my posts. This means if you click a link and buy a specific scraper or primer, I might earn a few cents at no extra cost to you. I will always clearly state when a link is an affiliate link. I only recommend tools that actually survive my own projects.