With the increasing demand for energy efficiency, better air quality and mold prevention, builders and insulation contractors are seeking better methods of insulation that ultimately offer the homeowner economic benefits.
Though small in size (about 4,000 square feet with outdoor patio space) and built with limited funding, the Tolleson Adult Day Services center proves that “green” construction can be achieved affordably.
When Tim McGuire figures it’s time for another major renovation to his home, he doesn’t have to go far for creative advice or expert craftsmanship to turn his place into an architectural showpiece, strong on the “wow-factor,” and well suited for his growing family.
With all of the drainage mats out on the market, the required layers of building paper can be very confusing. The new 2006 I-codes have made a good attempt to clarify the issue.
Contractors have relied heavily upon the trade unions’ ability to recruit, train and retain construction workers. Many people in the construction industry think about what’s wrong with trade unions, their members and the relationship between union and contractor without offering a solution.
As businessmen, we all look for successful mentors and business models to follow. I think we need to look not only at the success of the business, but the comparisons of industries to truly evaluate business models.
This month I thought I’d include a recent project that turned out very well, and which, most importantly, made the homeowner happy as well. It was a nice transformation that was done to a home and I’ve included some pictures to go along with this discussion.
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