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Mold Prevention Tips & Best Practices
Mold is a fungus that produces spores which are spread by floating around in the air. It is present in indoor environments, thriving in areas that are moist and warm. When a spore lands on a damp spot, it begins to grow, and can grow on a variety of surfa...
Types of Insulation Used in Residential Building
Insulation is an important piece of every building and residential property constructed. It keeps buildings warm during cold months and cool during warm months and is a key part of how energy efficient a building or home is. There are a variety of types o...
Design Elements to Keep on Hand
Often, when people think of construction, they think of the building process. But there’s also design elements in construction, especially with new builds and renovations. It’s not just about the structure, but how the home will look. In another article, ...
Structural Materials to Keep On Hand
As someone who runs a construction business, or someone who is looking to break into the construction business, you may decide to keep certain materials on hand on a regular basis. Structural materials are essential for any build. Keeping some on hand is ...
Exterior Materials Series: Decking
When building decking for your investment property, there is a lot to consider. Different materials create different looks and some are more durable than others. Cost is, of course, also a factor. And if your deck is going to be part of a multi-unit prope...
Energy Efficiency Best Practices in Construction
Many builders, investors and construction firms are looking for ways to reduce their environmental impact with green construction. This process not only saves money (once implemented) but may also increase the value of the build. Homebuyers want to know t...
Exterior Materials Series: Windows
Windows not only add to the aesthetics of a home, they play a critical role in insulation, ventilation, the amount of light a home gets, as well as protecting a home from all types of weather. As an investor, it's good to know that not all windows are cre...
Exterior Materials Series: Exterior Doors
Exterior doors come in many different styles and materials whether they’re used as front doors, side doors, or rear doors. Different types also offer different levels of durability and maintenance needs. In climates that see a lot of snow, rain, or extrem...
Luxury Rentals: What Renters are Looking For
Luxury rentals are an excellent way for investors to target a wealthier tenant group and charge more than they could in a standard rental. Of course, this type of building project will also cost more for you, the investor, in order to meet all of the dema...
Interior Materials Series: Flooring
Flooring is an important consideration when building residential properties, if for no other reason than the sheer amount of square footage it occupies. As a builder or investor, you know that there are numerous materials on the market and that cost, tren...
Interior Materials Series: Kitchen Counters
Today, there are many different options for kitchen counters when building new homes or flipping older homes. Everything from natural stone to engineered stone to steel, wood, and even concrete have become ubiquitous. As a builder or investor, it’s worth ...
Interior Materials Series: Bathrooms
It’s been said that kitchens and bathrooms sell homes. As a builder or investor, it is important to pay attention to these rooms and use quality finishes that are practical, durable, neutral, stylish, and timeless without being too trendy. It is also wort...
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