The crew hears from listeners about gas stoves, screw-pile lighthouses, and LEDs. Discussion questions include roots lifting a garage, leaky porch ceilings, and central dehumidifiers.

The crew talks about tools and machinery that have made construction easier, less back-breaking, and even fun.

The crew hears from listeners about WRBs, Brian’s porch piers, and hidden costs of construction. Discussion questions include tightening a stone foundation, stucco on straw bales, and low-buck energy upgrades.

The crew talks about painting and exterior finishes.

The crew hears from listeners about manufactured houses and DIY lighting with LEDs. Discussion questions include unstuck flashing tape, sealing the bottom of new windows, and EV chargers.

Mike describes the house he built 30 years ago and what he would do differently.

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The crew reflects on what we’re getting right and wrong with new-housing construction in America.

Listeners share thoughts on condensate drains, fake shutters, and silicosis. The crew takes questions on insulating a floor system, converting a former storage building to living space, and how to use LED strip lighting.

The crew talks about generating a good contract to protect you, your business, and your client.