February 28, 2022
/ Posted in: Builders, DIY, Framers
The standard time frame for changing your air conditioner filter is every 30 days, but is this general rule true for every home? Dirty filters can cause low air flow and poor indoor air quality, so changing your filters every 30 days can prevent some of these problems. The truth is that filters may not …
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January 10, 2022
/ Posted in: Builders, Dealers, DIY, Framers
Taking steps to properly maintain your home during the winter months will mean saving money on things like burst pipes and damaged roofs. Regular winter maintenance will also mean a more comfortable home and lower heating bills.
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November 23, 2021
/ Posted in: Builders, Framers
With an aging population aggravating the labor shortage, construction firms must change tactics to attract younger employees.
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September 13, 2021
/ Posted in: Builders, DIY, Framers
Construction projects have a nasty reputation of going over budget and taking twice as long as predicted. As a construction professional, you know there are really good reasons for that. Material prices and availability are volatile, and they affect your bottom line. You often discover issues once you start a new build or reno that …
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August 20, 2021
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Deep cycle batteries are expensive and, while a necessary cost, they need to be properly maintained in order to last for their full life cycle.
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July 29, 2021
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Providing your clients with accurate estimates is essential to providing the kind of service that will have your clients recommending you to others.
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July 26, 2021
/ Posted in: Builders, Dealers, DIY, Framers
Lot sizes are always getting smaller. Over the last decade alone, the national average lot size for a new family home build has dropped by nearly 2,000 square feet from 10,500 square-feet in 2010 to 8,700 square feet in 2020. While lots have been getting smaller, homes have been getting bigger—growing from an average of …
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