How to Install Exterior Window Trim Fine Homebuilding 2019-10-31 | In this episode of Shop Class, learn how to measure, cut, fasten, and caulk exterior window casings made of cellular PVC, solid wood, poly-ash boards, or any common molding material.Editorial Director Justin Fink is in the Fine Homebuilding studio to demonstrate a clean, reliable method for trimming out the exterior of a window. For this project he’s chosen Kleer cellular PVC trim because of its durability, sharp profiles, and clean overall look, but he also discusses how to execute similar details using other common exterior materials, including solid cedar and poly-ash boards.Get more info about installing exterior trim here: finehomebuilding.com/tag/exterior-trimSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Podcast 631: HVAC Systems, Foundation Footings, and Sinking Garages finehomebuilding 2024-05-10 | In this episode, the Fine Homebuilding podcast crew discusses HVAC systems, foundation footings, and sinking garages.Bill requests more content on ADUs and duplexes. Andrew shares a story about a data-hungry washing machine. Richard says rural Arizona isn’t the only place where you can skip inspections. José wonders if he should replace his newer gas furnace and AC with a heat pump. T.D. has questions about reinforcement in foundation footings. Logan’s garage is sinking. Anna asks about air barriers and wood-paneled walls.Read the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSend us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comFollow the Fine Homebuilding Podcast on your favorite app. Subscribe now and don’t miss an episode.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszUSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Securing Foam Backer for Your Track Saw finehomebuilding 2024-05-08 | Here’s a tip for temporarily gluing down a foam backer to support material and save the blade while breaking down @Versatex_bp PVC sheet goods with a track saw. #Versatex #Trim #PVC #Carpentry #TrackSaw #Ad
Trimmable Open Web Floor Trusses finehomebuilding 2024-05-07 | Ben Bogie shows off open web floor trusses that are pre-made with trimmable ends, allowing up to two feet of adjustability to accommodate any shifts during framing—unlike fixed-width engineered trusses.#building #construction #framing #shorts
Podcast 630: Refrigerants, the HVAC Industry, and HVAC Worker Training finehomebuilding 2024-05-03 | In this episode of the FHB Podcast we are joined by HVAC experts Eric Weiss and Cristi Pedotto to discuss getting the most from your HVAC system, making the switch from fossil fuel heating to heat pumps, and more.Read the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSend us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comFollow the Fine Homebuilding Podcast on your favorite app. Subscribe now and don’t miss an episode.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszUSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Mechanical Room for an Indoor Pool finehomebuilding 2024-05-02 | Ben Bogie highlights the installation of a Panasonic ventilation system to manage moisture and chemical buildup for an indoor pool. The system incorporates remote sensors to keep an eye on humidity, temperature, and wood moisture. It's a smart way to make sure everything stays stable and well-managed. #ERV #Build #IndoorPool #MechanicalRoom
FHB Podcast 629: Discussing IAQ with Building Scientist Monica Rokicki finehomebuilding 2024-04-26 | In this episode of the FHB Podcast, listeners write in about outdoor showers, a Philadelphia teacher, and the science of hail damage, and we ask Monica Rokicki questions about building performance, HVAC stems, and indoor air quality.Read the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSend us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comFollow the Fine Homebuilding Podcast on your favorite app. Subscribe now and don’t miss an episode.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszUSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Designing Box Beams finehomebuilding 2024-04-25 | Lead carpenter Justin Cline of Eldon Builders shares a to-scale drawing to explain the layout and assembly of box beams for an exterior porch using Versatex products. #Versatex #Trim #PVC #Carpentry #Tip #JobSite #Porches
Creating and Installing PVC Tapered Columns finehomebuilding 2024-04-22 | In the third and last video in this series, we follow Justin Cline, lead carpenter at Eldon Builders, into the shop where he breaks down 3/4-in. PVC VERSATEX sheet goods to make the parts for the tapered columns detailed for the front of the house. Before heading to the job site, Justin will glue and assemble the parts into half-columns for transport and installation.Watch the full series and other videos on Fine Homebuilding: finehomebuilding.com/videoseries/2024/04/strategies-for-installing-long-lasting-exterior-pvc-trim Read every issue of Fine Homebuilding Magazine:finehomebuilding.com/magazineWatch or listen to the Fine Homebuilding Podcast:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszUitunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fine-homebuilding-podcast/id1127408595?mt=2open.spotify.com/show/54IyOSRiw5eEXkr0Mt7gtZ?si=i0IOp-mpSEioXaCjXVQz2Qplay.google.com/music/m/Incycyk36qau4byaplf5s2yhyh4?t=The_Fine_Homebuilding_PodcastAttend a live webinar--or watch an archived live presentation:finehomebuilding.com/webinarsOr just visit our homepage to see what's new in home building:finehomebuilding.comConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
How to Build Box Beams finehomebuilding 2024-04-22 | In this video we revisit the rear-porch remodel where Justin Cline, lead carpenter at Eldon Builders, is wrapping box beams using VERSATEX 1x trim boards. On the day we showed up it was raining, so Justin sorted some material, loaded the truck, and moved the operation to the shop so he could mill up the parts and walk us through the assembly before returning to the job site for installation.Watch the next video in the series: youtu.be/3b4xBT0dPAY Read every issue of Fine Homebuilding Magazine:finehomebuilding.com/magazineWatch or listen to the Fine Homebuilding Podcast:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszUitunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fine-homebuilding-podcast/id1127408595?mt=2open.spotify.com/show/54IyOSRiw5eEXkr0Mt7gtZ?si=i0IOp-mpSEioXaCjXVQz2Qplay.google.com/music/m/Incycyk36qau4byaplf5s2yhyh4?t=The_Fine_Homebuilding_PodcastAttend a live webinar--or watch an archived live presentation:finehomebuilding.com/webinarsOr just visit our homepage to see what's new in home building:finehomebuilding.comConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
How to Layout and Install a Porch Ceiling finehomebuilding 2024-04-22 | In this video we catch up with Justin Cline of Eldon Builders, lead carpenter on a whole-house remodel on the New Jersey coast. To date, the builders have lifted the house 2 ft., completely gutted the interior, installed new windows, and air-sealed and insulated the building, and they are now tackling the trim and siding.Watch the next video in the series: youtube.com/watch?v=YqzX83_fddoRead every issue of Fine Homebuilding Magazine:finehomebuilding.com/magazineWatch or listen to the Fine Homebuilding Podcast:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszUitunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fine-homebuilding-podcast/id1127408595?mt=2open.spotify.com/show/54IyOSRiw5eEXkr0Mt7gtZ?si=i0IOp-mpSEioXaCjXVQz2Qplay.google.com/music/m/Incycyk36qau4byaplf5s2yhyh4?t=The_Fine_Homebuilding_PodcastAttend a live webinar--or watch an archived live presentation:finehomebuilding.com/webinarsOr just visit our homepage to see what's new in home building:finehomebuilding.comConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Podcast Episode 628: Porch Railings, Porch Flooring, and Japanese Footings finehomebuilding 2024-04-19 | In this episode of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast, listeners write in about shade structures, metaphors for air-sealing, and the HVAC industry and ask questions about porch railings, porch flooring, and Japanese footings.Send us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comFollow the Fine Homebuilding Podcast on your favorite app. Subscribe now and don’t miss an episode.Read the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastFor more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszUSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Mitigating Risk In The Air We Breathe finehomebuilding 2024-04-18 | Indoor air quality significantly impacts our health as we spend the majority of our time indoors, especially in our homes. Through strategies such as proper ventilation, regular maintenance of HVAC systems, and minimizing sources of indoor pollutants, we can enhance the quality of the air we breathe and promote overall well-being.In this course, architect and building scientist Monica Rokicki-Guajardo leads comprehensive lessons on just that. Learn how to improve the safety and health of the indoor air in our homes and earn AIA Approved 5 LU/HSW credits ⭐#IAQ #AirQuality #HealthyHomes #BuildingScience #Shorts #KeepCraftAlive
Use Drywall Tape to Make a Story Pole finehomebuilding 2024-04-16 | Here's a useful tip pulled from the FHB archives. Jon Beer shows how he created a story pole with drywall tape, allowing him to accurately transfer stud locations once the sheathing was covered on FHB House NY. #homebuilding #tip #building #WRB #remodel #shorts
Prefab Home Construction finehomebuilding 2024-04-15 | Prefab homes are a good solution for individuals looking for quality housing as an alternative to custom or tract construction. #PreFab #HomeBuild #Building #Podcast #FHBPodcast #shorts
Podcast Episode 627: Leaky Doors, Leaky Flashing, and Leaky Knee Walls finehomebuilding 2024-04-12 | In this episode of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast, listeners write in about off-site construction, displaying old walls, and building outbuildings and ask questions about leaky doors, missing flashing, and insulating kneewalls.Jason Webster says to give prefab some love. Joe says new technologies must be a benefit. Ben Bogie shows off a project. Ben H’s homestead started with a metal building. Greg has a leak. Jeffrey wonders about missing flashing. Casey asks for advice about kneewalls. Listen in...For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSend us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
The Great Debate: LVLs or PSLs for Headers, Beams, Girders, and Posts finehomebuilding 2024-04-10 | Discerning the distinct characteristics between materials like Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) and Parallel Strand Lumber (PSL) is crucial not only for their technical applications but also for their practical performance and installation on the jobsite. This webinar delves into why understanding these differences is vital for builders, highlighting not just the inherent properties of LVL and PSL but also their installation implications.Register for future Fine Homebuilding Webinars: finehomebuilding.com/webinarsRead every issue of Fine Homebuilding Magazine:finehomebuilding.com/magazineSearch for articles on any design or construction topic:finehomebuilding.com/magazine-indexBrowse our comprehensive Project Guides:finehomebuilding.com/project-guidesWatch or listen to the Fine Homebuilding Podcast:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszUitunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fine-homebuilding-podcast/id1127408595?mt=2open.spotify.com/show/54IyOSRiw5eEXkr0Mt7gtZ?si=i0IOp-mpSEioXaCjXVQz2Qplay.google.com/music/m/Incycyk36qau4byaplf5s2yhyh4?t=The_Fine_Homebuilding_PodcastAttend a live webinar--or watch an archived live presentation:finehomebuilding.com/webinarsConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
A Tip for Transporting Trimboards finehomebuilding 2024-04-10 | Here’s a solid tip for holding material rigid when transporting VERSATEX trimboards. #Versatex #Trim #PVC # Carpentry #Tip #JobSite #Shorts
Podcast 626: Walls with Fiber Sheathing, Optional Building Inspections, and Heat Pump Water Heaters finehomebuilding 2024-04-05 | Listeners write in about high water bills, soggy straw bales, and house fires and ask questions about tightening wood-fiber walls, places without inspections, and heat pump water heaters.Jon has an update on his coworker’s water bill. Dave shares his experience fixing a straw-bale house. Jeremy says fireplaces and woodstoves require pro repairs. Steve is working on a pretty good gut renovation. Steve asks about a new build in Cochise County. Will asks about heat pump water heaters.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSend us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Podcast 625: Roof Insulation, Band Joists, and Small Houses finehomebuilding 2024-03-29 | Listeners write in about EVs, sources of CO, and structural engineering and ask questions about roof insulation, rim joists, and shrinking houses.John suggests an EV van. Jon asks about carbon monoxide. Jerry says inspectors are fun to talk to. Ben wonders about his roof insulation. James has a better way to insulate band joists. Dack shares an article on small houses in Texas.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSend us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
A Look at SIGA Grommets finehomebuilding 2024-03-28 | Aron Jones of Big Dog Construction stopped by the SIGA booth at JLC Live to demonstrate how their line of Fentrim Grommets work well to air-seal around circular penetrations such as pipes and cables.#Shorts #AirSealing #Construction #SIGA #Tools
Podcast 624: Good Builders, Roof Insulation, and Ice Dams finehomebuilding 2024-03-22 | Listeners write in about water conservation, useful books, and work trucks. Questions include builders in Oklahoma, roof insulation, and fixing ice dams.Joe shares his thoughts on Heather Clark and water conservation. Joseph suggests a book that shows construction methods by era. Christopher sends pictures of his amazing work truck. Alan asks about builders in Tulsa. Chris wonders about hot roofs in Houston. Dave is fixing ice dams.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSend us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Get Housewrap Tight on Inside Corners finehomebuilding 2024-03-19 | You may have used something like a 2x4 to help get inside corners tight on your housewrap, but that doesn't always get it as snug as you need it. Mike Guertin shows how he uses this easy-to-make clapboard tool to get rid of any unwanted bridging.#HouseWrap #Construction #Tools #BuildingTip #KeepCraftAlive #Shorts
Podcast 623: Condensation on Windows, HVAC Registers, and Water Heating finehomebuilding 2024-03-15 | Listeners write in about the value of FHB and ask questions about basement flooring, condensation on windows, HVAC register locations, and heat-pump water heaters.Campbell says FHB helped him remodel his kitchen. Jonathan has an update on his basement. Ben’s windows are steamy. Tricia asks about HVAC registers. Zeo Geo is considering a switch from gas to a heat-pump water heater.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSend us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Podcast 622: Wood-Slab Walls, Sealing a Crawlspace, and Pipes that Don’t Drain finehomebuilding 2024-03-08 | Listeners write in about off-site construction and ask questions about board-framed walls, sealed crawlspaces, and overflowing laundry standpipes.Michael asks why houses are so expensive. Will is insulating an old house with unconventional construction. Kurt is considering a sealed crawlspace. Evan’s laundry is overflowing.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSend us a question at FHBpodcast@FineHomebuilding.comSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Introducing Westlake RBP Celect Cellular Composite Siding finehomebuilding 2024-03-04 | While PVC is known to be a low-maintenance material, it can be harmed by UV rays if left unfinished. Westlake Royal Building Products new V-groove profile of Celect Cellular Composite Siding comes pre-finished making it a long-lasting siding option.#Siding #PVC #Exterior #HomeBuilding #CelectSiding #WoodToneStyles #WestlakeRoyalBuildingProducts #shorts
Podcast 621: Building Inside a Barn, Porch-Roof Flashing, and Treated-Lumber Longevit finehomebuilding 2024-03-01 | Listeners write in about Super Insulated Houses and water pipes and ask questions about building a house inside a barn, sidewall flashing, and chimney dampers.Peter found a 1981 book on high-efficiency homes. Landon says corroding pipes are often hidden. Justin wants to build a new house inside a steel agricultural building. Steven wants help with the flashing on his porch roof. Evan asks about adding a chimney damper. Tom wonders if modern treated lumber is as good as CCA.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Meet New Airtightness Requirements with Aerobarrier #airsealing #IBS2024 finehomebuilding 2024-02-29 | ...
Check out the FlowFinder Powered Flow Hood from Retrotec #IBS2024 #Construction #HighPerformance finehomebuilding 2024-02-28 | ...
Access vital emergency information when you need it on the job-site most. #Safety #PPE #IBS2024 finehomebuilding 2024-02-28 | Here's an interesting product find at the #InternationalBuildersShow. Ben Bogie talks how using a plasma filter such as the Aireshield by Reviveaire can result in great indoor air quality for your home. #IAQ #AirFilter #HomeBuilding #AirQuality #shorts
Plasma Discharge Filter for Better IAQ finehomebuilding 2024-02-28 | Here's an interesting product find at the #InternationalBuildersShow. Ben Bogie talks how using a plasma filter such as the Aireshield by Reviveaire can result in great indoor air quality for your home. #IAQ #AirFilter #HomeBuilding #AirQuality #shorts
Look out for AO Smith’s Plug-in Heat Pump #WaterHeater #InternationalBuildersShow finehomebuilding 2024-02-27 | ...
Opting for a Metal Roof finehomebuilding 2024-02-23 | During the reroofing stage of FHB House New York, Jon Beer and his team replaced the old shingle roof with a new exposed-fastener metal roof. This decision was driven by a combination of performance considerations and Jon’s aesthetic preference. #Roofing #Construction #Metalroof #Shorts
Podcast 620: Witnessing Bad Work, Semi-Conditioned Spaces, and Extra Minisplits finehomebuilding 2024-02-23 | Listeners write in about high-performance builds, wall insulation, and EV vans and ask questions about bad building, insulating a lean-to, and minisplit air distribution.Alex suggests a DC-area builder for a high-performance build. Theo asks for clarification about insulating walls without sheathing. Chris says Ford has an electric van. Caleb wonders if he should say something when he sees mediocre building practices. Steven wants additional storage in his Florida house. Jack’s door is wonky. Nate is concerned about air distribution with minisplits.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Attic Air-Sealing Strategies finehomebuilding 2024-02-22 | Attics have a reputation for being a common source of air leaks, as fiberglass and other common insulation materials do not stop air flow. There are effective ways to upgrade your air-sealing strategy with insulating foam. In this attic, Myron Ferguson identifies light fixtures that are drafting warm air from the living area up into the attic, loosing heat and wasting energy along the way. Myron prefers expanding foam like Loctite TITE FOAM because it fully blocks air movement when installed properly.#AirSealing #EnergyEfficiency #Loctite2ndChance #Attics #Insulation #HomeImprovement #shorts
FHB Podcast: Heather Clark of the White House Climate Policy Office finehomebuilding 2024-02-20 | In this episode of the FHB podcast, Brian and Patrick are joined by Heather Clark, Director of Building Emissions for the White House Climate Policy Office. #shorts #BuildingScience #construction #energyefficiency #whitehouse #Climatepolicy
Sourcing Local Materials finehomebuilding 2024-02-17 | Jon Beer shows off the beauty of local materials he sourced for siding the addition of FHB House NY #shorts #homebuild #remodel #siding
No-Bow Window Air-Sealing finehomebuilding 2024-02-16 | Air-sealing the shim space around window can improve your home's energy efficiency and comfort. Using insulating foam is an easy and accessible way to get the job done, but it is important to choose the right product. Spray foam not made for this purpose can exert pressure on the window frame when it expands and cause problems with window operation. Here, Myron Ferguson is air-sealing the space between the wall framing and the extension jamb, and because it would also be problematic for the extension jamb to bow, he is using Loctite TITE FOAM Window & Door, which expands to fill gaps without the risk of bowing the window frame or trim.#AirSealing #EnergyEfficiency #Loctite2ndChance #Windows #Insulation #HomeImprovement #Shorts
Podcast 619: Old-House Construction, Sizing Lumber Beams, and Window Restoration finehomebuilding 2024-02-16 | Listeners write in about handyman businesses, NASA’s stuck screws, and leak detectors and ask questions about old houses, sizing beams, and restoring windows.Andre describes his handyman business. Michael shares NASA’s fastener frustration. Bob answers the call for feedback on whole-house leak detectors. Lou is looking for resources that describe how houses are built by era. Chris asks how to size a large deck beam. Campbell alerts the Podcast to proposed New York legislation that would require restoring existing wood windows.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Spray Foam Insulation in a Gut Remodel finehomebuilding 2024-02-15 | Jon Beer is using a combination of open-cell and closed-cell spray-foam insulation due to varying construction types in old and new parts of Fine Homebuilding House New York. In this video, Jon details his decision to use spray foam and how he used a preinsulation blower-door test to assess the house’s airtightness before insulation and to identify areas for air-sealing.Join us as we cover the full project: finehomebuilding.com/fhb-house/newyork-2023Read every issue of Fine Homebuilding Magazine:finehomebuilding.com/magazineBrowse our comprehensive Project Guides:finehomebuilding.com/project-guidesWatch or listen to the Fine Homebuilding Podcast:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszUitunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fine-homebuilding-podcast/id1127408595?mt=2open.spotify.com/show/54IyOSRiw5eEXkr0Mt7gtZ?si=i0IOp-mpSEioXaCjXVQz2Qplay.google.com/music/m/Incycyk36qau4byaplf5s2yhyh4?t=The_Fine_Homebuilding_PodcastAttend a live webinar--or watch an archived live presentation:finehomebuilding.com/webinarsOr just visit our homepage to see what's new in home building:finehomebuilding.comConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Siding Pattern Layout finehomebuilding 2024-02-15 | Jon Beer shows how he mocks up a siding pattern to limit wasted material. #Siding #remodel #Layout #construction #HomeBuild #Shorts
Top Plate Air-Sealing Strategy finehomebuilding 2024-02-13 | Due to the power of the stack effect in our homes, sealing air leaks between the living spaces and unconditioned attics is one of the first steps to take when making energy performance upgrades. Myron Ferguson demonstrates how to use Loctite TITE FOAM Gaps & Cracks at the top plate of the partition walls to eliminate air movement, giving this older home a second chance at improved energy efficiency. #AirSealing #EnergyEfficiency #Loctite2ndChance #Attics #Insulation #HomeImprovement #Shorts
Podcast 618: Heather Clark of the White House Climate Policy Office finehomebuilding 2024-02-09 | A talk with Heather Clark Director of Building Emissions for the White House Climate Policy Office and feedback on missing water, Bay Area renovations, and pex manifolds.Brian and Patrick ask Heather Clark about White House efforts to help builders and improve the built environment. Zak has thoughts on missing municipal water. Chris shares an update on his business-office build. Ken says we missed the point on pex manifolds.For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
Adding a Belgian-Block Driveway Apron finehomebuilding 2024-02-07 | Here's a quick walk through on how belgian-block driveway aprons are installed following mason Fabiano Cruz and his team at Keystone Masonry in Bridgeport, CT.#Tools #Masonry #Construction #Shorts
Air-Seal Exterior Penetrations with Loctite TITE FOAM finehomebuilding 2024-02-06 | Remodeling projects present a great opportunity to make a home more comfortable and energy-efficient, and air-sealing is often easily accomplished while the walls are opened up. While not all exterior penetrations are as clear as what we see here, having an approach to seal them is important. Insulating spray foam is often the most straightforward solution. Here, Myron Ferguson demonstrates how he used two Loctite TITE FOAM products to get this home ready for the next step in the remodel process. #AirSealing #EnergyEfficiency #Loctite2ndChance #Remodel #Insulation #HomeImprovement #shorts
Podcast 617: Venting Metal Roofs, Air-Sealing, and Foundation Drainage finehomebuilding 2024-02-02 | Listeners write in about choosing pipe material, finding a good contractor, charred timbers, and PV utility costs, and ask questions about venting metal roofing, air-sealing, and foundation drainage.Paul explains his choice of water piping. Kyle suggests a way to find good builders. Bill Beleck discusses charring timbers. Vic shares his costs for grid-tied PV. Nick asks about venting his shop’s metal roof. Joe wants to air-seal his existing house. Jim’s wonders if his foundation drainage system was installed correctly. For more episodes of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast watch the entire playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLv8J8XldbK3802VLQE3TQ7HrEmm9hfszURead the podcast notes and find related photos and articles for every episode at: finehomebuilding.com/blog/fine-homebuilding-podcastSubscribe to our channel to stay up to date on new Fine Homebuilding videos: youtube.com/finehomebuildingConnect with Fine Homebuilding:Instagram: instagram.com/finehomebuildingFacebook: facebook.com/FineHomebuildingMagazineTwitter: twitter.com/fhbmagazinePinterest: pinterest.com/fhbmagazineAbout Fine Homebuilding:We go directly to the job sites and design offices of the most qualified and talented builders and designers in the industry to get the information you need to create the highest quality homes possible. Driven by the ethos that exceptional homes are achievable and that craftsmanship is an honorable and worthy pursuit, FineHomebuilding.com has become the go-to resource for professional tradesmen, deeply knowledgeable enthusiasts, industry influencers, and forward-thinking companies, who are collectively committed to shaping the way we build.
How to Cut a Notch with a Circular Saw finehomebuilding 2024-02-01 | Cutting notches in framing for bracing or other reasons is often done with a circular saw. Here’s how.#Shorts #Tools #HowTo #CircularSaw
Airtight Basement Doors finehomebuilding 2024-01-30 | When upgrading your home’s air tightness, pay attention to areas that go from conditioned to unconditioned space, like this cold storage room in this basement. To seal around this door, Myron Ferguson shows how to use Loctite TITE FOAM Window & Door foam. Here, a flexible foam is needed to handle with any seasonal movement between the concrete walls and wooden door jamb.#AirSealing #EnergyEfficiency #Loctite2ndChance #Basements #Insulation #HomeImprovement #Short
Applying a Brick Lime-Wash Coating finehomebuilding 2024-01-30 | Lime wash is a mixture of slaked, or hydrated, lime that can be used to color brick without sealing off its pores. #Brick #LimeWash #construction #shorts #Remodel #Exterior
