Light Bulb Transition

  Say goodbye to light bulbs as you know them. The incandescent light bulb, one of the most venerable inventions of its era but deemed too inefficient for our own, will be phased off the U.S. market beginning in 2012 under the new energy law recently approved by Congress. The change is part of the [...]

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Closed cell foam and its benefits under slabs.

We use foam in one way or another on better than 90% of our projects. Its air sealing properties, leave no void, and incredible insulative properties make it a big win. Sure you have to let go of a little more green on purchase, but the cost savings quickly add up. I usually install a [...]

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A simple guide to determining cost of reconstruction!

After any storm of great magnitude, some damage will occur. In our case, with the flood of 2010, the damage was silent, creeping, and incredibly invasive. In the aftermath, contractors will come from the corners of our country to help rebuild. Even so, pricing, finding supplies, getting honest bids can be a daunting task. This [...]

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