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Once non-metallic sheathed cables are pulled into a box and stripped, it's time to organize the hot, neutral, and ground wires.

After running and labeling all of the wires for your lighting circuits, it's time to organize them in the switch boxes.

After wires are organized in a switch box, it's time to bundle and label them so you know what's what when you come back to install the switches.

Architect Katie Hutchison shares a House Enthusiast "Design snapshot" of scalloped edges.

If you need to install baseboard along a curved wall, use string to measure and cut relief kerfs on the back of the stock so the baseboard will bend more…

Check out the Fine Homebuilding boards on Pinterest for design inspiration

Just as NKBA released its survey of Kitchen and Bath trends for 2012, editors at Fine Homebuilding began reviewing submissions for our Kitchen & Bath issue. So, how closely do…

Learn techniques for making up fittings and securely strapping EMT to concrete and wood surfaces before running wires through it.

Fishing heavy-gauge wire through thin tubing can be challenging. Electrician Brian Walo offers some tips for making the job a little easier.

In the South there are two main foundation types. Concrete Piers with Wooden beams that elevate the house above the ground, and concrete slab foundations that sit on the ground.…