October 26, 2016
/ Posted in: DIY, The Ol' Sage Builder
A traditional three-stud corner means you have to insert attachment screws at an angle which can rip the paper face and may leave a slight bump in the finish – why not learn a better way of doing it! Read on for a new method by the Ol’ Sage Builder.
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October 12, 2016
/ Posted in: The Ol' Sage Builder
Recently, one of our clients had to replace their shingles for a third time after another severe hailstorm. Concerned that the repeated re-shingling had damaged their OSB roof sheathing, we forwarded the query to the APA (The Engineered Wood Association) for comment. Find out what they had to say!
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September 21, 2016
/ Posted in: The Ol' Sage Builder
Curious on whether or not it’s okay to glue your vinyl planks directly to a sub flooring? Well, our ol’ sage has the answer for you!
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September 13, 2016
/ Posted in: The Ol' Sage Builder
As fall approaches, it’s time to start on our winter maintenance. Here is a checklist of tasks to complete before the colder weather sets in.
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June 23, 2016
/ Posted in: The Ol' Sage Builder
Roofing eaves do an important job in keeping water away from wall and window systems. The rise of modernism in architectural design has started a fashion where these are omitted to achieve a cleaner line on the outside of the building. However, eaves perform a vital role in protecting the home from moisture.
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May 26, 2016
/ Posted in: The Ol' Sage Builder
Curious about if there is there any way Solarbord can be retrofitted between the rafters of an existing roof? Hmmm? Best consult the Ol’ Sage Builder!
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March 6, 2016
/ Posted in: Articles
Did your roof sheathing get caught out in the rain? Worried what being wet might have done to it? Let the Ol’ Sage Builder fill you in on the details!
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