Dunn Solutions offers advice on project management, job site professionalism, green home building, rules and regulations, remodel demolition, home remodels, and more!
Not all contractor liability insurance agents are created equal. In this episode, Shelli walks us through how to find quality contractor liability insurance agents you can trust, particularly in Washington state and King County.
In this interview, we visit our friend, Kathleen, as she walks us through her own kitchen remodel, the challenges that arose, and what she wishes she had known going into it.
Learn how to identify the different information contained in APA plywood panel trademarks—an informational mark stamped on plywood to convey its level of quality and show when the board was produced in case there are any future defects.
With "The Boys in the Boat" film premiering in cinemas December 25, we're taking a look back at our own connection to the historic 1936 University of Washington men's rowing team through an independent documentary.
In today’s episode, plywood expert T.R. Cauthorn explains the differences between plywood and another popular manufactured wood product: oriented strand board, commonly called OSB.
We're matching donations (up to $500!) to Northwest Harvest through December 8. Join us!
In today’s conversation, Dave covers what you should consider when planning your job site setup for home remodels.
Today, T.R. takes us through a brief history of how plywood has been produced and used in the U.S—and how the Pacific Northwest has played a role throughout plywood’s ongoing evolution.
Today, we’re kicking off our Plywood Series with T.R. Cauthorn, Panel Sales Manager at Hampton Lumber, a leading sustainable lumber producer based in Washington and Oregon and one of Dunn Lumber’s long-standing suppliers.
Housing accessibility is one of our region’s great challenges, and we’re proud to see fellow businesses in the homebuilding space using their expertise to make a positive impact in our community.
Wood routers are extremely versatile thanks in large part to the extensive variety of router bits that can be swapped in to make different kinds of cuts. These are some of the most commonly used router bits.
