Building codes are an important safeguard to have in place to protect people from dangerous construction practices and to ensure buildings can handle …
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11 Places in the U.S. With No Building Codes
These rural parts of the country have chosen not to adopt a building code, making them ideal for tiny homes and other alternative residential designs.
From HVAC repair to electrical upgrades, some home improvement projects require the help of a professional. But even though contractors are well …
Q: We recently bought a new house, and we’re going to finish out the basement for added living space. We plan to do all the work ourselves, so do we …
If you live in a home that was built in a previous century, or if you undertook a DIY renovation without acquiring a permit, there's a good chance …
Despite owning the property where you are building, there are many rules and regulations that affect the location, size, height, and even the shape …
Building a custom home is a dream for many, but before construction can commence, you have to purchase the land. Our tips on buying land to build a …
Just because you can do it yourself doesn’t mean you should. Attempting to DIY some home projects could lead to trouble.
With the cost of living space going up, many homeowners are looking down to expand their home’s square footage with a finished basement. These spaces …
If adding an accessory dwelling unit appeals to you, consider the details before putting in the sweat equity, time, and money.
Flipping a house is exciting but requires careful analysis of the home itself, so don't bypass this essential step.
Most homeowners think they’re capable of handling minor remodeling jobs and have the wisdom to call a contractor for projects that warrant …
Learn more about the promising innovation of mass timber, and how it might help our environment.
