One good way to improve your business is to talk with others in the industry. Here are some tips for success we picked up at this year’s Remodelers’ Show. More
Q: In our remodeling business, we often demolish plaster and drywall in old homes, and find that the dust and fine abrasives work through just about everything we put down on the floor. What method do you recommend for protecting floors? Also, do you have any recommendations for a shop vac that works for drywall dust? More
Interlocking masonry blocks combine with plastic geogrids to make strong, attractive retaining walls More
Q: Please comment on the durability of water-based polyurethanes for wood floors. Will these products hold up in heavy traffic areas as well as the solvent-based products? More
A structural engineer offers some practical guidelines for building tall window walls that are strong enough for the job. More
A contractor who works in a damp coastal climate describes the details he uses for building durable decks and porches. More
Hairline cracks in old plaster require more than just forcing in some spackle. A plaster repair specialist describes his techniques. More
