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The folklore of French Lick, Ind., is that there was a charter train that stopped in front of French Lick Springs Hotel, with its tracks halting right at the hotel bar.

This month's column is a continuation of last month's about flashing.

When compared to the application process for other construction materials, attaching a sheet of gypsum board is a reasonably simple task.

Things continue to stay red-hot on the immigration front. On May 26, the U.S. Senate passed landmark immigration legislation.

The Plaster Man answers readers' questions.

Talk on cell foams; Additional requirement on EIFS codes

The more new construction specifications I review, the more I find "Mold/Mildew Remediation, Testing and Certifications" specified (CSI Division 1, Section 01400, Quality Requirements) for new construction. This specification attempts

It begins with a single question, usually offered by an apprenticeship instructor, a union representative or an employer, "Do you want to compete?" How 23 young men and women answered this question may have changed their lives.

This month, we'll take an in-depth look at one of the most widely used sheathing product types: Gypsum-based.

Oftentimes, small contractors become overwhelmed at the thought of developing a safety program but this should not be the case.