April 2000
Feature
The new International Residential Building Code (IRC), which is set to take affect this month, includes specific requirements that offer even more opportunities for basement finishing projects.
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If you've ever been stuck with custom building products that were incorrectly ordered, Builders Express.com may provide a way to rid yourself of the surplus while recouping some cash.
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Demand has been building, and now Owens Construction is ready to attack the market.
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People are often asked, 'How did you get into business?' Many times, it’s surprising to find out it all happened by accident.
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Workplace drug abuse costs U.S. businesses more than $100 billion each year in lost productivity, and higher healthcare and workers’ compensation costs
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Field laptops must perform different functions than their office counterparts.
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Working with hardwood in the bathroom, a moisture-filled environment that will expose materials to chemicals, cleansers and humidity, is often avoided by remodelers.
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Labor, labor, labor. Ever tire of hearing the refrain? As the crescendo builds, some remodelers are taking action instead of adding their complaints to the din.
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Manufacturers Insulate Against Environmental Impact Insulation becomes more environmentally friendly [9]
Consumer requests for green products are driving the building industry to use more materials with low environmental impact.
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Office Space [11]
When Michael Dent relocated his office and showroom to a rehabbed house, the efficient, high-exposure site was a move that paid off.
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One-minute Interview [12]
This month, we talk taxes with Mark Brick, president, B & E General Contractors Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.
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Members of the Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky’s Registered Remodelors Council renovated approximately 2,800 square feet of office space for the New Hope Center.
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Creating effecting lighting schemes for your kitchen requres more than just the flip of a switch.
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