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Patrick’s Barn: Weathering the Storm
Hurricane Irene spared our house and new barn, but some of our neighbors weren't so lucky.
NAHB’s Improving-Markets Tracker
The association announces a monthly index showing which housing markets are on the upswing
Are LED Lights a Waste of Money?
Compact fluorescent lamps are gradually taking the place of standard incandescent bulbs, but light-emitting diodes are another, if more expensive, option.
Say goodbye to iLevel
In it's latest identity crisis, iLevel, the company formerly known as Weyerhaeuser, is going back to being called Weyerhaeuser.
Costs Decline for Meeting U.K.’s Green Code
Homebuilders in a variety of sectors find ways to cut material, design, and construction costs as they accommodate energy efficiency requirements
Building Relationships with Code Officials
Get your blueprints, surveys, construction documents right by meeting with your building officials.
Our New Design Blog
Welcome to Fine Homebuilding's new blog, where we'll help you design inspiring homes.
How to Remove a Damaged Roof Shingle
BY STEPHEN HAZLETT Some roof repairs—nail pops, for example—require replacing single shingles. Removing the damaged shingle without damaging the surrounding shingles is the tricky part...
The $6000 House: No Plan Survives First Contact
As Move-in date approaches, I'm forced to reconsider some early decisions.
Moving construction material on the job site and working with the Laborer’s Union.
This a short history of how we moved building materials for many years on the job site years ago.

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