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First you need to remove the grout around the tile, and then use a hammer and chisel or a grinder to break out the damaged tile.

A system of galvalume panels and furring strips offers a radiant-barrier roof with a ventilated roof deck that's suited to all climates.

In this Pro-Talk podcast, Patrick talks to Jacob Racusin, Director of Building Science and Sustainability at New Frameworks in Burlington, Vt.

Grout stains more readily than tile; here's how to get the stain out.

While SIPS are a fast, easy way to build a well-insulated roof, building scientist Kohta Ueno explains what moisture-related problems can arise if you don't get your construction details right.

Watch Dejah Léger, Anna Heath, Maria Klemperer-Johnson, and Elly Hart offer ideas and discuss how to help more women build successful careers in the construction industry.

The Stainless Steel Shower Base from Infinity Drain removes the need for a rubber membrane to achieve a watertight shower floor.

Get tips for choosing the right tools, materials, and construction details to complete basic repairs to existing stucco walls.

Regular, light cleaning keeps dust and grime from building up on tile surfaces.

Tile nippers, cutting boards, and electric-powered wet saws are three types of tools you'll need for cutting tile.