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Today's building pros are more willing to swap stories about their crafts than their predecessors were. Is that good or bad for business?

Join us as we tour a home that was built with time-honored construction details and techniques but designed to meet the needs of a 21st-century family.

The Fine Homebuilding editors sit down with Caleb Klein of Pella Windows and Doors and Janice and Kelly Stitzer of CIG Construction in Colorado about new windows and window trends, and building a business and business culture in a time when fewer people are interested in joining the building trades.

All it takes is a straight edge, a glass cutter, a flat work surface, and a few simple steps to get clean cuts every time.

Host John Hourihan joins custom-home builder Brad Leavitt for a tour of an eclectic modern home full of details that showcase precious family heirlooms.

Making a wiggly line with your router is the key to keeping a piece of drywall from slipping before it's fully cut.

This systematic approach to cutting and assembling window casing ensures better joints and a faster installation.

Careful planning and design contribute to a relaxing bath. Graphic tile design, on the walls and floor, clear the visual space. Mounting the faucet in the center (under the window)…

A simple patch piece of flashing tape seals window flanges for peace of mind.

Our air barrier gets us to 1.0 ACH50. Our windows and doors get us Passive House tight.