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Doug and James share knowledge on the density of humid versus dry air. Roger asks for clarification about water moving through concrete. Jerry has a solution for
Synopsis: Door manufacturer’s installation instructions for prehung exterior doors can vary from detailed to not-so-helpful. Fine Homebuilding’s technical editor Mark Petersen goes over his straightforward installation method that will result in a door that performs at a high level and will last for decades.
I still recall helping install a new-construction door for the first time many years ago. We
Adding fascia boards is usually the last step when finishing a great-looking deck. However, with composite and PVC deck fascia boards, installation with standard deck screws often doesn’t allow for enough expansion and contraction through the seasons, causing the boards to twist or warp. Starborn’s Deckfast Fascia System, which includes a special drill bit and fasteners, lets you
The new legislation expected to be signed into law provides $9 billion in total home-energy rebates. Perhaps the most notable provision is the $4.28 billion High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Program that gives a rebate of up to $8000 for installing high-efficiency heat pumps and a rebate up to $1750 for installing a heat-pump water heater.
Homeowners can
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Patrick and Paula talk about how colors make us feel, how to test colors before fully committing, and staging a property so people want to buy it.
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Neil, Kyle, and Patrick talk about how sheathing panels with an integral WRB and matching tape are an easy, long-lasting, and reliable way to keep out water
