Host Scott Branscom's first green home is put to the test by a veteran green builder. A product that repairs stainless steel. New ways to insulate attics can save homeowners money. The balancing act required to restore old buildings.
Business Tip:
Raising Quality During the Downturn in the Homebuilding Industry
Segment 1:
In the News:
- A veteran green builder assesses host Scott Branscom's first green home.
- California has toughest pain rules in the country.
- Consumer Reports tests low-VOC paints.
Resources:
Grace Construction
EcoBuilders
EcoHouse Realty
US Green Building Council
Consumer Reports Greener Choices
California South Coast air Quality Management District
Segment 2:
It's All About Building Products: a handy product provides a helping hand when you're working alone; a cordless wet-dry vac; and a demonstration of tools and techniques to make a scratch on stainless steel disappear.
Resources:
Found at K/BIS:
Scratch B Gone
Editor's Choice:
T-Jak
Milwaukee Tool Cordless Wet/Dry Vacuum
Product of the Day Sweepstakes
Segment 3:
The Best Practices for doing business better: the builder of the HGTV Dream Home says raising the floor is key to solving major moisture problems. Plus, the better way to insulate an attic.
Resources:
BP Unconditioned Attic Spaces
http://www.buildiq.com/
Segment 4:
Learn how to limit restoration expenses without compromising the project.
Resources:
OHI
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