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Justin Fink

Justin Fink has been on staff at Fine Homebuilding since 2004 and currently serves as FHB editor. Believing his strongest contribution stems from his ongoing work as a remodeling contractor, Justin stays immersed in the challenges being tackled by builders in the real world. In that effort, he eagerly tries new techniques and cutting-edge materials.

Builder’s Advocate: An Interview With Viewrail

Learn more about affordable, modern floating stairs, from design to manufacturing to installation.
Installing a Nail-Fin Window Over Zip System Sheathing

In this Shop Class video series, builder Jake Bruton demonstrates flashing best-practices for installing a flanged window in a wall built with Zip System sheathing.
Spotlight on the Summit: Avoiding Stucco Failures and Making High Performance Easier to Build

A closer look at some of the presenters and their courses scheduled for our seminar this October.
Podcast 184: Insulating an All-Brick House, Working with Engineered Siding, and Carpentry as a Second Career

The gang shares some listener feedback about workshops, painting brick, and cleaning products before answering questions about insulation, siding, and framing.
Podcast Episode 183a: The Reunion Podcast

Justin Fink, Rob Yagid, and Brian Pontolilo—the original FHB podcast crew—meet up to share some exciting new developments and reflect on good times.
Insulate Your Basement

Learn how to address waterproofing, air-sealing, and insulation to make the most of your below-grade living spaces.
Cut-Resistant Work Gloves

G-Tek polyurethane-coated gloves provide a good balance of comfort, cost, and, safety.
Nearly Invisible Floor Finish

Bona Traffic Naturale is an easy-to-apply, fast-drying alternative to polyurethane that gives the look of unfinished wood.
Podcast Episode 170: Is There Really a Skilled-Trade Gap?

One listener wonders why he's not seeing much demand for experienced carpenters in his part of the country.
Podcast Episode 168: Should You Share Your Trade Secrets With Other Craftspeople?

Today's building pros are more willing to swap stories about their crafts than their predecessors were. Is that good or bad for business?