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The team at the Connecticut FHB House discusses why they saved an old stone chimney, and walks us through the details needed to add masonry veneer to a superinsulated house.

Building-science expert Peter Yost shares what he's learned over years of using blower doors, IR cameras, and other diagnostic tools so you can make the most of your test results.

Brian, Kiley, and Patrick hear from listeners about urban lumber and small-engine oil before taking listener questions on asbestos-contaminated flooring, metal panning for ducts, and a two-story addition for a log home.

Learn how custom stair-builder Clyde Martin completed a 33-ft.-long stacked-lamination slide with wraparound staircase.

This collection of articles about the essential job-site work surface will help you choose or build a set that fits your needs.

In this Pro-Talk podcast, Patrick talks to Dan Hines, project manager for Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C.

A systematic approach to masking, priming, sanding, and painting eliminates imperfections for a smooth painted finish.

Matt, Rob, and Patrick hear from listeners about integrating podcasts and magazine content and electric radiant panels before taking listener questions about advanced framing, installing wood floors in a bathroom, and feeling good about fellow tradespeople.

The Kansas City BS and Beer discussion group invited Christine Williamson and Justin Fink to brainstorm how to bring building science to the masses.

In this Pro-Talk podcast, Patrick talks to Corey Claunch, Vice President of Sales and Operations at Rehme Steel Windows & Doors.