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  • by Megan Haskins

4 Roofing Choices Most Homeowners Overlook

These are four important roofing details worth understanding before your slab is poured or framing begins. 1. Roof Pitch Your roof pitch is how steep your roof is. A 6/12 pitch (which rises 6 inches for every 12 inches of...

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  • by Megan Haskins

3 Mistakes To Avoid On Your Fireplace

These are lessons learned from our last home in Georgia. None of these issues ruined the build, but they’re the kind of details that haunt you later because you know how easy they would’ve been to fix. If you’re building...

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3 Bathroom Blocking Essentials You’ll Regret Skipping
  • by Megan Haskins

3 Bathroom Blocking Essentials You’ll Regret Skipping

ADD BLOCKING! It’s just a scrap piece of wood installed between the wall studs before drywall goes up. But that one step gives you a solid surface to screw into so fixtures actually stay put. If you’re mid-build or planning...

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