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Three Ways to Insulate Basement Walls
For interior insulation, you'll need to use either rigid-foam boards or spray polyurethane foam.
A Better Way to Demo
Portland, Ore., provides a model for deconstructing houses that is better for people, the planet, and profit.
Anna Heath, Lead Carpenter
This project manager is commited to shifting the building landscape by constructing quality homes and creating a more inclusive environment for builders.
Installing New Siding on Top of Old Siding
When covering existing finishes with new ones, consider how trapped moisture will dry, and how to create an affective air barrier.
The Fine Homebuilding Interview: Christine Williamson
This forensic building scientist demystifies her discipline for architects and construction professionals.
Managing Water When Insulating Old Walls
Water is the enemy, so keep it away and ensure the house's drying potential.
Cutting Out Drywall for Doorways
In this video, Myron Ferguson introduces a drywall saw as an alternative to using a router when cutting out doorways.
Vinyl Siding over Failing Cedar
The FHB podcast team troubleshoots an issue with failing cedar siding and discusses the installation of vinyl on top.
Sized-Up Electric Heat Pump
The Mitsubuishi SUZ Universal Outdoor Unit with Hyper-Heating INVERTER technology (H2i) comes in three new capacities to meet the need for larger spaces.
Site-Built Portal Frame Solution
The Strong-Wall Site-Built Portal Frame System from Simpson allows framers to build their own portal frame to code in as little as 9-1⁄4 in. of wall width.

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