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Podcast 392: The Best Roofing for PV, Shades to Save Energy, and Taming a Bay Area Energy Hog
Brian, Mark and Patrick hear from listeners about shop teachers and tape for poly sheeting, before taking listener questions on the right roof for a future PV array, controlling radon, and improving the efficiency of a Bay Area house.
Podcast 391: PRO TALK With J.T. Rieves, Vice President – Pro Business at The Home Depot
In this Pro-Talk podcast Patrick talks to J.T. Rieves, Vice President – Pro Business at The Home Depot
Find Air Leakage With the Minneapolis Blower Door
Builder Bryan Uhler explains why he started doing air-leakage tests on his own, what they accomplish, and how to use this popular equipment to get the job done.
Not Just Glue—Three Unique Adhesives
From a faster cure to a better dispenser, products from Titebond, Loctite, and Gorilla provide innovative alternatives to your average adhesives.
Tips for Sustainable Landscape Design
Designing for regional context is an important topic these days. Get ideas for your outdoor space by learning what the pros consider when working with clients.
Podcast 390: Long-Lasting Porches, Less-Slippery Steps, and Building Partitions on Laminate Floors
Mark, Rob, and Patrick hear from listeners about home battery systems and tented tile before taking listener questions about rotted porches, slippery steps, and building partitions on top of laminate flooring.
Fine Homebuilding Issue #302 Online Highlights
Find online articles and videos on building homes to survive a wildfire, energy-smart HVAC, and more.
Can Burning Wood Be Green?
While burning wood is sometimes considered a "green" source of heat, when it comes to carbon emissions and occupant health, natural gas or propane is usually a better choice.
Restoring a Historical Cabin
This new build incorporates an 1800s log cabin that was painstakingly restored to resemble the original structure.
No Water From a New Mixing Valve
Avoid this common but easily solved mistake when testing a newly installed mixing valve in a tub or shower.

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