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Remodeler Andrew Grace uses several different pairs of gloves to keep his hands comfortable and get the job done when temperatures drop on the job site.

How well we build houses to resist disasters is more about weighing risk factors against tolerance for risk than it is about building the absolute best building possible.

Matt, Rob, and Kiley discuss the best exterior sealants, how to take apart a tub drain, and how to insulate existing walls with fiberboard sheathing and a vapor barrier.

15 tools that any builder, remodeler, or other handy person would love to add to their tool kit.

Browse this collection of reader-submitted shortcuts for laying out framing, trim, cabinetry, fences, and more.

“How do we get better energy efficiency [in our homes] and how do we convince clients to get better energy efficiency?”

Laura Medicus Interiors brings elegance to a historic working kitchen.

Editorial director Justin Fink reflects on the experiences shared between our expert presenters and attendees at the FHB Summit.

Peter Yost shares his predictions for what the world of building will look like 20 years from now, and how to prepare for it.

Make a simple jig from scrap wood to make safe, easy cuts at angles greater than 45 degrees with your compound miter saw or chop saw.