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Building Science: Putting Tightness to the Test

Guidelines for interpreting blower-door test results. More

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Window & Door Manufacturers Association E-Update: Home Performance News

The following appeared in a recent Window & Door Manufacturers Association (WDMA) E-Update and contains updates and information regarding the developments in Congress for tax credits, the EPA lead paint ruling, Home Star, building performance issues, and more. More

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Performance Partition: Adding a Home Performance Division as a Way to Diversify

To build brand and diversify his company, Georgia remodeler Peter Michelson started a home performance company. More

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Green Roofing Saves Homeowners Money

Green is a great sell in commercial roofing, but what about for residential roofing? More

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Kolbe & Kolbe Windquest Series Energy Performance Windows

Exceeding 2010 Energy Star criteria for all U.S. climate zones, Windquest Series Energy Performance windows feature a 1 1/4-inch triple glazing system. More

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Rebate Update: Appliances

With funding for state appliance rebate programs going fast, remodelers should remind clients to look at the big picture. More

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Therma-Tru Fiber-Classic Mahogany Collection

Using technology once reserved for the maker's most expensive lines, the Fiber-Classic Mahogany Collection replicates the warm grain of mahogany hardwood in a fiberglass door. More

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Panasonic WhisperGreen-Lite FV-08VKML2 Vent Fan

Available for spot or continous ventilation, the WhisperGreen-Lite FV-08VKML2 vent fan offers variable-speed control from 0 to 80 cfm, a delay timer, and a SmartAction motion sensor. More

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Home Sizes Continue to Shrink

Survey data from the NAHB and Better Homes and Gardens indicates that builders and consumers are thinking smaller. More

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Cash for Appliances Rebate Programs Begin in Some States

Three states roll out SEEARP rebates in December, with others to follow in early 2010. More

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