As with any project, you get what you pay for
Innovative open-web trusses allow for easy assembly, high R-values, and minimal thermal bridging
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Chasing down and fixing energy leaks in an old house can be tricky and expensive, but utility incentives may help.
Even a small addition presents a number of structural challenges.
Two collections from Hyde Tools designed specifically for pros
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Proper taping technique is key.
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Is it a potential health hazard?
The SDWF structural wood screw is designed to help compensate for a structure's shrinkage over time
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The 2006 International Codes were the first to make mention of flashing and water-management details for window and door sills. What's your view?
Coastal Connection followed along as Belfast, Maine, builder Chris Corson built his first custom home designed to the strict Passive House standard for new construction.
CitiLog - a small custom sawmill operation that specializes in harvesting and "upcycling" the often neglected urban forest.
Stop drafts and restore the operation of old wood windows with this straightforward approach
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This methodical approach speeds the work and guarantees a durable, weathertight installation
Flir's upgraded i7 exceeds the proposed RESNET resolution standards for energy auditing, says the company.
This vapor-permeable, water-resistive air barrier requires no mechanical fasteners.
Wolf has added two tropical-hardwood colors to its PVC Deckboard collection.
Flex-Drain holds its shape like a giant bendy straw, eliminating the need to cut pipes and insert fittings