ABC says best practices would improve site safety by 680 percent, Bay Area ZIP codes need six figures to afford a home, DOE says 2018 IECC will save nearly 2 percent on energy, switching gas stoves to electric induction, and the question--why do builder
In response to the excessive cost and danger of workplace electrical hazards, nonprofit educational and training group Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) recently released updated safety training materials.
ASHRAE 90.2-2018 raising the bar on energy efficiency for new homes, Associated Builders and Contractors' annual investment in workforce development, Colorado's potential upgrade to energy and water standards, heat pumps reducing greenhouse gas emissions
One way to help ensure good indoor air quality, is to install an Energy Recovery or Heat Recovery Ventilator (E/HRV). Yet, E/HRV installations can lead to unbalanced airflow in three key ways
According to the Federal Reserve, the "gig economy" is the number one issue affecting worker safety in the U.S. This is especially true for contract workers in transportation and construction
When Malibu, Calif. resident and commercial design and construction manager Philip Vogt bought his home, he made sure to include "must-have" fire-safe features. Other Californians are doing the same.
Smart home technology is becoming more and more popular, but not everyone wants these products in their homes. However, some residents don't have a choice.
As climate change increases wildfire risk and intensity globally, researchers are working to make homes fire-resistant. In two of California's wildfires last year, nearly 14,000 homes were razed to the ground.
