Latest in green-products
on November 07,2010 in Feature
NAHB Research Center’s latest study identifies wall assemblies that perform the best in mixed-humid climates, such as Washington, D.C., Nashville, and Cincinnati. The claddings used in the study...
on November 07,2010 in Feature
When it comes to specifying and selling green, high-performance products in the new-home building market, energy-efficient systems and building envelope upgrades, such as high-performance windows...
on November 07,2010 in Feature
By eliminating waste in the home building product and process, builders can negate the added costs for going green, writes Lean building guru Scott Sedam in his latest column.
on November 07,2010 in Feature
Working with structural insulated panels has its challenges, especially for first-time users. To help shed some light on the common problem areas, we’ve asked a SIPs expert to provide key tips and do...
on October 07,2010 in Feature
It’s good to be green, but everything starts with affordability. That’s what home builders have learned about creating marketable products for cost-conscious, savvy buyers. Solar panels and tankless...
on October 07,2010 in Feature
There are a number of reasons builders might make the decision to switch building products, materials, or systems. A different product may offer first-cost or labor savings over your current product...
on October 07,2010 in Product Review
The eco-friendly design of the Noritz NR83-DVC whole-home residential tankless water heater features several green improvements, including reduced amounts of lead and cadmium, and less consumption of...
on September 27,2010 in Feature (Web Exclusive)
The editors of Professional Builder and Professional Remodeler magazines are in search of the latest “breakthrough” products for the residential construction industry for our annual 101 Best New...
on September 17,2010 in Product Review
ODL has introduced a new sliding patio door with blinds between the glass that offers homeowners control of light and privacy.
on September 17,2010 in Product Review
The entire engineered wood product line from Boise Cascade is now available as FSC Chain-of-Custody-certified through the Forest Stewardship Council.
on September 17,2010 in Product Review
ZIP System wall panels from Huber Engineered Woods are now available in longer lengths designed specifically for high-wind regions.
on September 17,2010 in Product Review
Roxul has added R28 insulation to its existing line of Roxul ComfortBatt thermal insulation products.
on March 24,2010 in Feature (Web Exclusive)
The Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy have outlined a series of steps aimed at strengthening the Energy Star program. A system is being put in place to expand testing of...
on March 23,2010 in Feature (Web Exclusive)
The list is headed by Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Denver, Chicago, Houston, Lakeland, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta and New York.
on March 18,2010 in Feature (Web Exclusive)
A select group of manufacturers, retailers, public schools, hospitals, real estate companies, home builders and other organizations are being honored as 2010 Energy Star award winners.
on March 11,2010 in Feature (Web Exclusive)
The launch of the International Green Construction Code (IGCC) represents the merger of two national efforts to develop adoptable and enforceable green building codes.
on March 11,2010 in Feature (Web Exclusive)
The job search engine will be one of the first of its kind to focus exclusively on a specific niche. To
