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Spray foam and high-quality sealant bridge all of the gaps between the framing, shims, and window for a durable and energy-efficient installation.

Schluter waterproofing and uncoupling membranes cover nearly every surface of this master bathroom before the tile goes down.

Kiley, Matt, and Patrick hear from listeners about brick row homes and Bonfig walls before taking questions about heating with wood pellets, the lack of control on modern shower valves, and rebuilding a rustic cabin.

The crew reviews feedback about carpenter bees, home sprinklers, and grade-level decks before taking questions on finding contractors for small jobs, removing textured ceilings, and blower-door testing.

Securing your wavy piece of wood onto a perfectly square guide board is the key to safely ripping it in a straight line.

32 illustrated time-saving techniques for hanging, finishing, and repairing gypsum wallboard.

Code expert Glenn Mathewson explains how changes are made to the International Residential Code, with a chart detailing the code-development process.

Builder Scott McBride reflects on the disconnect between the act of building a house and making it energy efficient.

Building scientist Joe Lstiburek recommends insulating with rigid foam on the exterior.

This unique way to finish window and door openings without wood trim is a modern upgrade to a basic flush drywall return.