About
Brie Greenhalgh has been a writer and editor for BobVila.com since 2019, where she shares advice about home improvement solutions, service and renovation costs, and top home products. Additionally, Brie writes for and manages a team of writers at The Tour Guy, where she fills her travel plans with new places to explore, stay, and eat around the world. Brie Is also the founder of The Editing Academy, which empowers aspiring professionals with the necessary skills to become proofreaders and copy editors.
Experience
Working with the Bob Vila team is Brie’s first foray into writing for the home improvement industry, and she rose to the challenge with the same fortitude that DIY enthusiasts use to try new projects. Her focus has been on helping homeowners solve common problems, such as pest infestations, and helping them make sense of costs for maintenance, new construction, and home repairs. Other topics she has written about have included well-researched recommendations for people curious about the best professional services, from moving companies to vacation rental websites.
Additionally, Brie has provided readers with gift ideas for enthusiasts such as bird lovers and outdoorsmen. As a writer who strongly believes in thorough research, Brie is happy to help readers make sense of the information overload that often occurs when looking into home improvement. She is proud to provide valuable information in one convenient place.
Education
Brie received a Bachelor of Arts in history teaching from Brigham Young University, where she honed her research, writing, and editing skills. Her education has been crucial to successfully providing readers with high-quality information on a wide array of subjects.
Highlights
- Specialties and interests: Home improvement, repairs, and renovation projects
- Education: Bachelor of Arts in history teaching from Brigham Young University
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