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Cedar shingles are the most labor-intensive siding choice; builder Andy Engel shares his tips and techniques for a trouble-free installation.

Brian, Kiley, and Patrick hear from listeners about rainbow shingles and log homes before taking listener questions about adding overhangs, repairing wood trim, and roof insulation ratings. They also hear from home builders in Australia.

Builder Ben Bogie explains how installing monitoring devices takes the guesswork out of diagnosing and solving moisture issues, particularly in high-performance wall and roof assemblies.

Roofing can be dirty, tough work, but it's something most people can do themselves.

Beams set on concrete blocks or continuous posts set on round piers are both sturdy ways to support porch floors and roofs if you get the details right.

In this Pro-Talk podcast, Patrick talks to longtime Washington, DC-area remodeler Mike Patterson.

Follow these guidelines for cutting and installing J-channel around windows before fitting the vinyl siding panels.

Construction continues on FHB House Nebraska as framer Mark Henrichson and his team lay AdvanTech subflooring and start to raise the walls.

Learn tips for fitting and fastening this detail commonly found on traditional homes with clapboard or shingle siding.

Get tips for using a sheet metal brake to fabricate and fit new fascia out of aluminum coil stock before installing vinyl siding.