Remodeling - Page 12 of 95

Major changes were made in this whole-house remodel to create a modest and period-appropriate look.

How completely rethinking the floor plan helped resolve a cold, cramped suite bathroom.

Is a 1850s Colonial a good candidate for a heat pump system?

Builder Matthew McCrimmon talks about how the level of organization that Buildxact brings to his business allows him to take on more ambitious projects and maintain a high level of quality in his work.

From a conversation with "Dirty Jobs" Mike Rowe, through a home-buying market update, to buyer preferences for 2021 and a look at a few of the latest in-home office, closet, and kitchen features, here's what I saw on the last day of IBSx.

With the vendor booths offline, I focused on the educational sessions, including classes on energy-efficient construction details, the business of building, and smart design strategies.

Despite technical issues with the online exhibitors' booths, there were still many new things to discover.

Every year the Builders' Show is the place to discover new products and materials. Here are some of my favorite finds for 2021.

A pre-show primer on the first-ever online IBS trade show. Stay tuned for upcoming podcasts, product features, and more.

Working on houses is as much about choosing the right tools, materials, and construction details as it is about using them.