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  • January 31, 2012 AsktheBuilder Newsletter And Tips

    January 31, 2012 AsktheBuilder Newsletter And TipsIn this newsletter, working the ham radio for the dogs, Veronica Hill wins on YouTube, ladder safety tip, new video on radiant floor heating transfer plates, bathroom remodeling course update, more how-to course, new eBook on building the new dream home and the question of the week on Cupola tips.

  • Repair Concrete Foundation

    Repair Concrete FoundationA crack in a concrete foundation can be a sign of serious structural issues, problems with the soil, or just a minor concrete crack. Hiring an structural engineer could actually save you money in the long run.

  • January 24, 2012 AsktheBuilder Newsletter And Tips

    January 24, 2012 AsktheBuilder Newsletter And TipsIn this newsletter, my ego takes a hit, wall anchor tip, a new video on new roof sheathing, the new Bath Remodeling Coaching, reuse and recycle guide, Drill Sergeant tool review, GloPlate product review and building in bad weather.

  • Cupola Roof

    Cupola RoofCupolas and weathervanes can add a touch of class to a structure's roof. However, the cupola design must be properly sized for your structure. Here are some other tips when building a cupola for structural support and standing up to Mother Nature.

  • January 18, 2012 AsktheBuilder Newsletter And Tips

    January 18, 2012 AsktheBuilder Newsletter And TipsIn this newsletter, ice on the lake, a sneak peek at the new Askthebuilder.com web design, videos on the way, the new Reuse-Recycle Guide, the Super Stain Solver Sale is on, a meet up in New Hampshire and help on a new product.

  • Building a House in Bad Weather

    Building a House in Bad WeatherYou can build a home in the middle of winter or during the rainy season. Some special procedures for cold weather construction must be followed. Keeping the ground from freezing and getting the shell completed as quickly as possible is paramount.

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