What New Homeowners Should Spend Money On
Whether you are a new homeowner or a contractor, Angie Hicks from Angie’s list explains the home maintenance necessities you need to know!
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Engineered Wood and EPA Formaldehyde Regulations
The US Formaldehyde Standards for Composite Wood Products Act was signed in 2010. It was based on the Air Toxic Control Measure that was developed by the California Air Resources Board and is commonly referred to as CARB.
How to Cure these 8 Common Household Noises
No need to put up with the nuisance of noisy doors and creaking floors. Get the answers to common household noise problems with this guide.
How to Integrate Smart Home Design into your Next Build
Smart home design is a must for prospective homebuyers these days and construction professionals are
having to incorporate them into new home designs.
Is Your Home Safe From Radon?
Radon is an often-overlooked hazard that all home owners should be aware of. Radon has serious consequences for the health of homeowners and should be a top priority for construction professionals.
Workshop Tips that Save You Money
Save time and money with easy to follow Workshop Tips: store paint upside down, loosen band saw blades, and use polish to renew leather boots!
California Mandates Solar Panels on New Homes
Discover how California’s new building codes will revolutionize solar standards and reduce emissions.
Construction Glossary of Terms
Understand the jargon of the construction industry with our comprehensive glossary!
How to Remove Paint and Other Coatings Safely
Stripping a coating can be rewarding and it should be environmentally friendly because you are giving an old building, floor or piece of furniture a new lease on life rather than buying new materials.
The Real Cost of Workplace Injuries
We get it, creating a safe jobsite takes time and money and often you just need to get the job done. Sticking to regulations about working at height or putting in the kinds of safety measures that many of your employees see as unnecessary may tempt you into taking shortcuts on your construction jobsite. Unfortunately, accidents happen and when they do, your negligence may cost you a fortune.