Habitat for Humanity Repairs Homes for Those in Need
November 10, 2020 By Jim CoshowDunn Lumber recently partnered with Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King County on a home repair for a family in need.
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Dunn Lumber recently partnered with Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King County on a home repair for a family in need.
Learn how to install common rafter framing in this post from THISisCarpentry, our good friend and expert carpenter Gary Katz’s blog.
In part 11 of our Energy Retrofit Series, we're talking modern homes—and the pitfalls to look out for when it comes to working on them.
Exposed exterior projects require fasteners that won’t stain. Here’s why we recommend a stainless version.
This female lead carpenter realized traditional safety harnesses weren’t effective for women. She and her company spoke to the manufacturer and came up with a version to keep her safe.
Roofing underlayment is key to making sure your roof stays waterproof. SafeGuard30 combines the proven track record of asphalt-based underlayments with polyester reinforcement for superior performance and traction.
In this series, master craftsman Daniel Westbrook interviews industry expert Mark LaLiberte, the founding partner and president of Construction Instruction. Mark has been educating the building industry on the science and physics of construction for more than 30 years and sharing the benefits of constructing durable, energy efficient, healthy homes. In today’s video, Daniel and Mark discuss how to maintain the energy efficiency of a historic home.
In Part 2 of our concrete series, Excel General Contractor’s Francis Rzegocki breaks down how to create the ideal concrete mix and how to prepare for your concrete delivery.
In this episode of our pressure-treated lumber series with Exterior Wood’s Dennis McWhirter, learn the difference between pressure-treated lumber (commercial usage) and railroad ties (industrial usage).
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Woodcrafters Construction has partnered with Seattle’s Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) to build tiny homes for people and families experiencing homelessness.
For this series, we teamed up with Francis Rzegocki from Excel General Contractor to discuss best practices for a residential concrete pour. In this first installment, we go over how to set up your forms, the tools you’ll need for a successful pour, and how to estimate labor.