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When talking to homeowners or trade contractors about energy-efficient construction this question is inevitable. The answer: Tight houses are good because they lower energy bills and increase comfort. But there's a big BUT
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Nov 15 2016
Hands-on training with local pros at the largest construction event in the Northeast
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Oct 21 2016
7 less common (but potentially problematic) shower waterproofing situations
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Oct 19 2016
Just because they call it mud doesn’t mean it behaves like dirt and water
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Oct 18 2016
If you can only fit one laser level in your bucket, this one is a good choice
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Oct 3 2016
Curbs, corners, and drains are the culprits of most shower leaks. If you do not build redundancy into the system, you are building risk into it
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Sep 16 2016
When it comes to boosting your bottom line, little raises will make little difference. Instead, aim high.
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Sep 14 2016
A carpenter's take on less wood in walls
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Sep 11 2016
A haiku about a dragon with an alternative agenda ...
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Aug 30 2016
It depends on a lot, but here are some things to think about
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Aug 24 2016
Make a bathroom more inclusive with simple design decisions
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Aug 10 2016
A closer look at using moisture-resistant materials for wet locations.
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Jun 15 2016
You can't stop heat flow, but you can keep your floor from becoming a big ol' heat sink
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Jun 9 2016
The room where everyone gravitates to should be able to handle the pull
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May 6 2016
Use membranes, drain to an open edge, slope everything, and read the *darned* manual(s)
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May 4 2016
A Haiku to go along with a photo in hullhistorical's Instagram feed
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May 3 2016
New design improves battery and cartridge installation. If Cordless trim nailers fit your workflow, this gun is a good bet
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Apr 15 2016
What you need to know about wood siding, stucco, stone, and brick installations. From one of the top design/build/remodeling companies in the US.
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