The trend toward more 9-foot ceilings in both single-family and multifamily housing starts is really gaining traction. Surveys shows increased production output in 2011 and 2012 of 9-foot and longer trims with no end in sight to this trend. Read on for more details…
Prepare for winter weather with these tips on winterizing your paint! Keep latex and acrylic paints and latex caulk from freezing and check consistency once warm.
Arguably one of the most important components of any building is the little old nail. Nails are utilized to structurally connect the framing members together. And while it is pivotal to the success of every building, how much do you really know about the common nail?
Why are attic vents so important? One way to deal with moisture in your attic is through roof ventilation. Attic and roof spaces need to breathe or they will start develop mildew and rot.
Get knowledgeable on fastener protocols and nail gun settings to complete your installation safely and efficiently.
Never get stuck paying for someone else’s mistakes; learn how to identify important contract language in your RFP before signing on as a subcontractor.
Marketing to existing customers instead of acquiring new ones can boost profitability up to 85%.
In an effort to create an airtight building envelope, you may want to know which gaps to focus your energy on. When considering air leaks, there are some that will give you more bang for your energy efficient buck.
Keep air clean indoors with an effective air filter. Learn 4 ways to make sure your filter is working properly with these tips.
Nail guns help to expedite building work and can be a real asset to construction teams. While they help to speed up the works, they must be used correctly to ensure a high standard of workmanship – so read on for some usage tips from the Ol’ Sage!
