Communicating with Clients
Good communication prevents small problems from becoming major disasters, and ensures happy customers and healthy profits. A remodeling contractor describes his systematic approach to staying in touch with clients. Read more
Extra-thick walls present a problem when it comes to installing prehung entry-door units. Here are some tested solutions, both stock and custom, that can help. Read more
We take a close look at handling, cutting, installing, and painting fiber-cement to see how it compares with traditional lap siding. Read more
An inside look at how a large, quality-conscious West Coast builder runs a demanding job Read more
These small, single-story houses from the 1920s and ’30s present classic design challenges to the remodeler. In this article, an award-winning architect shows how to make better use of bungalow space without adding on. Read more
Q: Is laminating over existing plastic laminate an acceptable practice? If so, what is the best procedure? Read more
Q: I build deck railings, awning frames, and other structures out of welded, galvanized steel tubing. I can’t get paint to stick for very long. So far I have only tried Rustoleum after using a mild acid rinse. It lasted about two years before the paint started to peel. Is there a product or technique that will last longer? Read more
How floor plans affect use patterns Read more
Documenting your work with photos Read more
How the ADA protects employees Read more
Organizing the Windows95 desktop Read more
Clip-head nailers from Paslode & Senco Read more
