Whether roofs fail depends on specifics of the weather — as well as on the special vulnerabilities of particular buildings.
Two handy painting tools now come in one package
With the right design, installation is straightforward and payback time is shorter than ever
New legislation to curb "storm chasers" could make life more difficult for legitimate roofing contractors
Certainteedís polycrystalline Apollo Solar Roofing is lighter than many similar products, the company says
The Deck Ledger system consists of extruded aluminum ledger boards and joist hangers
Preassembled KleerWrap can be put in place by a single worker
GlassCraft's Impact Fiberglass Entry Doors are approved for use in high-wind zones of Florida and Texas
The Lally Lock is a three-part height-adjustable Lally column
A New Jersey deck builder describes the advantages of steel framing
Asphalt-impregnated felt — aka tar paper — enjoyed a 100-year run as the preeminent roofing and siding underlayment.
The StirWhip's "fingers" are both flexible and strong
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A stucco contractor explains how to patch minor nicks and abrasions in EIFS while matching the original finish
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Soda-blasting worked where oxalic acid, walnut shells, and soap and water failed
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Field repairs should always be designed by an engineer
SlimGuard Gutter Guard installs inside the gutter without caulk or screws
Peel Stop Paint Primer is three times thicker than standard primers, says the maker
Touch n Seal says FireStop Gun Foam is approved as a through-penetration firestop sealant
Bellaforte polymer roofing shakes can be installed to look like rough-hewn wood shakes
Premium Plus Zero VOC Interior Paint combines the primer and finish coat in one product