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How to meet the new energy codes
As the 2015 IECC (International Energy Conservation Code) works its way into state and local jurisdictions, the required R-values will eclipse what you get by simply insulating between the studs.
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How to prevent nail pops in drywall
How to prevent nail pops in drywall and how to fix them when you get them all over the place.
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4 flooring trends that will blow your mind
New innovations in flooring materials and application procedures offer Pros and their clients unlimited possibilities for a luxurious, affordable revitalization.
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Construction Podcast Episode 53: How to spot clients from hell
Jeb Breithaupt of JEB Design/Build has a name for clients you just can’t seem to satisfy: He calls them “clients from hell.” This third-generation builder/remodeler tells Pros how to spot clients from hell and avoid signing contracts with these homeowners. For more information about Jeb and his firm, visit his website at jebdesignbuild.com. Podcast sponsored […]
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How to install underlayment for tile
No matter how well your tile is laid, installing underlayment for tile is a critical part of the prep work.
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Tools for roofing contractors
To complete roofing projects safely and efficienty., these are the tools for roofing contractors that Jason Carnes, owner of a roofing company always have with him.
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Construction Podcast 52: Kitchen remodeling dos and don’ts
Listen to award-winning remodeler Bob Gockelers in this podcast when he talks about kitchen remodeling dos and dont’s. Bob Gockeler provides Pros with step-by-step instructions for remodeling any size kitchen within any budget. Gockeler’s proven approach creates profits on every remodeling job and happy clients. One great tip: set up a low-cost kitchen in another room during construction. […]
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Guide to gypsum board and drywall
The variety of types and sizes of gypsum board available today are as wide ranging as the types of jobs you can do with them.
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Conditioning crawlspaces
Poorly designed or constructed crawlspaces create cold floors that chill both rooms and people, and waste energy and money.
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Another great way to use duct tape
Our readers share their tips with us so we can pass them on to you, for example another way to use duct tape.
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