Thousands of apartment dwellers and condo owners will no longer be able to use a grill on their decks, thanks to a change Connecticut's recently revised Fire Prevention Code, which prohibits the use and storage of any type of grill or cooking device on decks, beneath overhangs, or within 10 feet of the building. More
When a house needs replacing on the insurance company dime, the speed and economy of modular offers an edge. More
Near the beach in the upscale bedroom communities of Connecticut, home construction is red hot — and teardowns are at the center of the action. More
The mechanics box in the back of this truck is an example of what can be done if... More
House on wrong lot; OSHA; I-joist roofs; home-performance contracting profitable where energy prices are high More
A Connecticut news site wonders why flood-resistant provisions are required in some Connecticut coastal remodels, but wind-resistant improvements aren’t. More
This aluminum accessory locks solidly into the hollow rung of an extension ladder... More
The only thing this shop in a box truck doesn’t have is a street address. More
After growing frustrated with traditional miter clamps, Jim Chestnut added... More
