Before attempting to fix a crack in a concrete driveway, patio, or foundation, it’s important to first know your limitations.

Is That Crack in Your Foundation Worth Worrying About? Some cracks are no big deal, but others can mean you're in for a major repair.

How can you fix a hole or crack in your home — and when is it time to call in a professional? For minor cracks and holes, a savvy homeowner is likely able to fix the issue themselves.

You can patch cracks that are smaller than 2 inches yourself with a few tools and materials. Larger cracks will probably require a professional to fix.

Drywall repair can quickly and inexpensively remedy these. Occasionally, however, cracks in walls signify a larger problem that should be addressed before you attempt to repair the crack.

Q - I heard you talking on your show about horizontal cracks in the foundation and how bad they are. I have a vertical crack in my basement wall. My neighbor says caulk will fix it, another says ...

Your home’s foundation and plumbing are directly connected. Here are a few ways you can tell if one has caused a problem with the other and what to do about it.