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A new code requirement for decks Q & A: A new code requirement for decks

by Chris Ermides

Making the Green-Building Dean's List

LEED for Homes is a new, comprehensive national certification program for green, energy-efficient homes. Builders who’ve tried it like it, but will it change the way houses are built? by Sean Groom

Common Engineering Problems in Frame ConstructionOnline Membership Required

From undersize nails to overloaded trusses, here's a look at what builders get wrong when they wing it without an engineer by David Utterback

Avoiding Common Framing ErrorsOnline Membership Required

By paying attention to some basic details, you can avoid the framing mistakes that building inspectors encounter most frequently by Rick Tyrell

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