Commercial Construction

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Animal Hospital Rehab

Workflow and planning were critical in keeping this emergency veterinary care... More

Tiling a Deck

Fiberglass grating is a sturdy, drainable substrate option for exterior stone and... More

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A Passive House Consultant's Toolkit

The tools needed to design a Passive House aren't difficult to master and were... More

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Screw-Head Portraiture

A hybrid of painting and sculpture, Andrew Myers' portraits use screw heads to... More

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Soundproofing Outdoor Generators and Condensers

Special mounts, acoustic blankets, and properly sized barriers are all part of the... More

Feast and Famine

There's an interesting dynamic at play within the tool industry that I'm trying to... More

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Products

Framing; door hardware More

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Can Property Owners Sue Subs?

Some time ago in Colorado, a property owner hired a contractor to construct a building. Not long after it was completed, a heavy snowfall caused the roof to collapse. The property owner did what you would expect him to do: He sued the contractor. But he also sued every sub who had ever set foot on the job site. More

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