BUILDERS

Replacement Window Resources for Pro Builders and Remodelers

As a professional builder or remodeler, staying equipped with the right tools and resources is crucial for delivering top-notch service to your clients. One of the most impactful upgrades in any home renovation is window replacement.

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Exterior Doors

Code Compliance and Door Designs: Ensuring Safety and Accessibility

Building code-compliant spaces doesn’t have to be complicated — you just need the right materials. Understanding the intricacies of building codes is essential for professionals in the field, as it can significantly impact the safety, accessibility, and durability of a project.

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BUILDERS

Opening the Door to Sustainability

Architects and interior designers share how projects can reflect environmental sensitivity without compromising style.

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Exterior Doors

Material Spotlight: Focus on Fiberglass

Why fiberglass doors are a great choice for projects of all sizes and budgets.

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ARCHITECTS

Connecting with Nature and That Special Sense of Place

Architects and designers are blurring the lines between indoors and out like never before. Here are insights from four top firms.

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Millennials are your future customers. Are the homes you build today ready to check off their wish lists and meet their needs? If you aren’t already selling your homes to millennial clients, you will soon. Millennials represent an enormous generation, and they are just beginning to buy homes. Now is a great time to learn more about them and how their tastes and requirements are similar to and different from other generations of buyers. Here are some findings and trends we’ve uncovered recently that will help you get to know this incredibly important group. First, who are millennials? Millennials are currently the largest segment of the US adult population, representing approximately 72 million people. (For comparison, boomers currently include 71 million, a number that will continue to decline.) “Older” millennials, those born between 1980 and 1989, were roughly 31 to 40 years old as of 2020. “Younger” millennials, born between…

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