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Cleaning Natural Stone and Terra-Cotta
Remove small stains with specialty stone-specific cleaners; otherwise, clean stone tiles and pavers the same as other tiles.
Looking Out for Future Roofers
When building new or re-roofing and re-siding at the same time, think ahead to the next reroof and make step flashing easier to remove and replace.
On-Site Carpentry With a Circular Saw
Cutting in place saves time and trouble.
The Fine Homebuilding Interview: Kristof Irwin
A professional engineer offers a consilient view of building science that prioritizes human thriving.
The Value of a Diversified Workforce
A more diverse industry will help close the skills gap, offer more qualified workers to builders, and create much-needed social change.
Advice for Choosing and Using a Backup Generator
Get an overview of the main considerations—including generator type, fuel source, and electrical-connection options—so you can reliably supply your home with electricity when there's a power outage.
The Self Design-Builder Pt. 2: Estimating Construction Costs
Before you can swing the hammer you have to push the pen. Builder Ian Schwandt describes how he tackles the crucial task of accurately estimating the budget for a construction project.
Prepping the Jobsite for Tile Installation
Protect the area around your tile project to avoid damage and control dust as you get ready for tiling.
Connecting an Ice Maker
Running and connecting the water line for an ice maker is a DIY-friendly project.
Backerboard and Other Substrates
Evaluate the different substrates available to support your tile job.

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