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Construction Practices

Articles, surveys, ideas, trends, and tips on best practices for residential builders, remodelers, and architects serving the residential construction industry.



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How to Insulate a Heated, Structural Slab with XPS

ProTradeCraft's Building Resilience season three starts with making a basement more comfortable




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What We're Reading Now: The Elements of Building

This "Business Handbook for Residential Builders & Tradesmen" offers far more than just business tips for contractors

Building Science: How Water Travels Through Wood and Clay Brick

Rule of thumb is that in porous material, water moves to where it is drier

Web Conversions: Get Prospects to Flip the Switch

What's more important than increasing the number of potential clients who visit your website? Increasing the number who answer your calls to action

Safety: Closer Scrutiny of Contractors by OSHA

If your workers aren’t wearing fall protection gear, might as well put up a poster asking OSHA for a fine

Installing High-Performance Windows

Don’t let faulty window installation ruin the performance of an otherwise well-built home

Asphalt Shingle Recycling: From Roof to Road

What do roofers do with all their asphalt shingle tear-off if the landfill closes?

Non-Compete? Not That Simple

Without key protections in place, a determined competitor can hire away your star employees and help himself to your company’s proprietary assets. Here’s how to prevent it

Build Them Strong—Supplier Relationships, That Is

Two members of our Remodeler's Exchange panel discuss how they build and maintain solid supplier relationships

Our PRIME Advisory Panel Weighs in on Supplier Relationships

Professional Remodeler's PRIME advisory board offers opinions on supplier relationships

Building Science: Tips for a Net Zero House

Understanding how the design will affect the efficiency of a house is critical to success, says builder and remodeler Matt Risinger. Risinger shares…

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