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Engineered materials promise unmatched performance, while classic choices still hold their own.

One workwear company describes a mission to bring high-performance, modern apparel to the trades, while also giving back to the community.

Use an oscillating multitool to remove and replace the cracked section.

From framing a roof to the ethics of carpentry, check out some of our timeless favorites by legendary builder and carpenter Larry Haun.

Building scientist Christine Williamson and Brian Pontolilo discuss how wall assemblies work and break down the four control layers.

From determining the best time to start a remodel to setting up a temporary kitchen, carpenter and site manager Dejah Leger shares field-informed dos and don'ts for functioning in your home during a kitchen remodel.

Patrick, Mark, and Colin hear from listeners about design software and rain-water collection before taking questions about oil canning in metal roofs, benchtop jointers, and basement finishing.

Two factors should be considered for this job: undersized ceiling joists and an air-conditioning unit that must be level to drain properly.

In this Pro-Talk podcast Patrick talks to builder and remodeler Mason Lord of HVP in Kent, CT.

To maintain healthy living spaces in the home, isolate the garage by building it as if it were a separate house.