For lifting or lowering heavy items like cast-iron sinks, this compact jack is a... More
Some states and municipalities only allow the use of black iron pipe for gas lines, but one JOURNAL OF LIGHT CONSTRUCTION reader wants to know why galvanized pipes aren't allowed. Here's what one expert plumber had to say. More
At just 5 pounds, these portable shears can go anywhere to help HVAC installers cut duct pipe, corrugated panels, and more. More
Court orders removal of PEX plumbing from the stateís plumbing code, effective July 1. More
With most homes having at least two vents through the roof, the Vent to Roof V2R Laser offers a solution for more easily and accurately locating vent pipe roof penetrations. More
If you're a PC user who is wondering whether to upgrade and when and how to best go about it, here are some answers. More
Even after hours, anything that happens on the jobsite is the responsibility of the remodeler. From a burst pipe to a door left unlocked, a long list of catastrophes can destroy an otherwise good relationship with a homeowner. More
Recently, Gene Shekhtman, an IT consultant, spoke with the Remodeling Industry Technology Group based in the Washington, D.C., area about workstations and servers. These are Shekhtman's rules of thumb when buying new hardware: More
Although it's easy enough to ask a satisfied client to refer your services to neighbors and friends, it's nearly impossible to get the timing right. Here's a solution. More
