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Pennsylvania house is first recipient of new green standard’s top rating; Pulte... More

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National and Regional Green Certification Programs

As consumer interest in sustainable building grows, so does the number of national and local green certification, training, and accreditation programs. Here's a guide to what's on offer. More

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Legislation and Regulations

Local and national bills and laws in several categories will affect how remodelers do business. More

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ProWatch: Going for the Green

The National Association of Home Builders and the U.S. Green Building Council have locked horns over which of their respective green building standards should dominate residential construction. This confrontation, regardless of its outcome, presents another opportunity for pro dealers to stake their claim in a burgeoning trend toward eco-friendlier home building that, if more states have their way, will be mandated. More

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Kitchen & Bath

Keeping up with tile standards; simple mosaics; laminates; decorative hardware More

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Letters

Tiling over laminate, decking tips, solar incentives, precast chimneys, ANSI water... More

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NAHB Opposes New Building Code

The NAHB has urged its members to oppose a new National Fire Protection Agency model building code, reviving a debate between the two associations over stair tread and riser standards. The NFPA 5000, issued in August 2002, requires a minimum tread depth of 11 inches and a maximum riser height of 7 inches for both residential and commercial buildings. More

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