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I’ve done a couple remodeling jobs lately on my own house and a rental house that we have. In both
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I’ve done a couple remodeling jobs lately on my own house and a rental house that we have. In both
I was at a job site today and noticed that the contractor had used blocking between trusses where the blocking
Good luck finding a book on classical architecture that doesn’t mislabel one or both of these features, so what’s the
When a new house is located on a site with expansive soil an elevated structural floor is typically the best
Stack vent vs. vent stack This comes straight from the pages of the ARE and serves as a reminder of
This post focuses on the most misunderstood law of structural physics that all too frequently results in very costly remediation
I just received a nice letter of recommendation from Steve Clark. We designed an ICF house for Steve in Kane
Small packaged rooftop units usually have the following components; a DX cooling section (DX stands for Direct EXpansion and refers
Carbon Monoxide is a colorless, oderless and tasteless gas that it also extremely toxic. It is product of combustion and
With the use of nail guns set too high and the speed of construction, many nails are over driven. Most

In a previous post, I discussed the sources of short- and long-term losses in unbonded post-tension tendons. Recently, a question
In a time where it seems like everybody and their brother is now installing solar PV and hot water systems,