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An AI-Powered Collaboration Platform for Construction

Digs promises to eliminate client and team frustrations through enhanced communication




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Design Trends to Watch in 2024

To peer into the crystal ball of home design trends, look no further than  current events. Today’s housing market, economic conditions, and post-…

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Kitchen/bath Dealers Expecting Remodeling Uptick

NKBA members looking for big growth in the remodeling market this year

Best Practices for Affordable Green Homes

Experts from the NAHB Research Center offer advice on making green remodeling affordable

Designing Kitchens for Multiple Cooks

Designing a kitchen for the way clients use it takes careful planning

Designing and Specifying Shower Systems

Design expert offers advice on what you need to know about today's shower options

Product Trends: Going Green Gains Steam

The latest products and design trends shaping sustainable remodeling

Special Report: More Remodelers Opt for Green

Fourth survey shows growing popularity of green remodeling, but challenges persist

What's in a Green Building Product Label?

There's plenty of green product labels out there. The NAHB Research Center offers an evaluation of the major programs.

Protecting your remodeling company from green litigation

Green construction attorney and blogger Chris Cheatham talks about the potential legal pitfalls in green building and remodeling

Rising energy costs fuel construction materials price increase

Prices for residential construction materials continue to rise as energy costs increase, according the latest Producer Price Index released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Residential building materials prices rose 4.3 percent between January 2010 and January 2011, outpacing prices for general materials.

4 key changes to the tax credit for windows, doors, and skylights

In December, Congress reduced the federal tax credit for energy-efficient windows, doors, and skylights for 2011 and changed the qualifying criteria. The Window and Door Manufacturers Association provides an overview of four important changes.

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