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Can you use electric tankless water heaters in a LEED home, and can you use an electric radiant hydronic floor system?

— No name given

Answered by Batya Metalitz on August 7, 2008

How do septic systems fit into LEED?

— Dave, Florida

Answered by Mick Dalrymple on July 3, 2008

For the window frames (bucks) in an ICF home, which is more green, cedar or treated pine?

— Anne

Answered by Mick Dalrymple on May 15, 2008

Is radiant flooring a good green heating and cooling option?

— Jerry

Answered by Mick Dalrymple on March 20, 2008

Can an electric tankless water heater be used to run a hydronic heating system?

— Meg

Answered by Mick Dalrymple on February 14, 2008

Should I use fiber cement siding?

— Jean

Answered by Mick Dalrymple on February 7, 2008

Large gaps have formed between the boards of my wood-paneled walls. Can they be saved?

— Alison L., Baton Rouge, LA

Answered by Greg Upwall on February 4, 2008

Moisture is leaking through our new basement windows. What should we do?

— Laurie Jack, Lloydminster, SK, Canada

Answered by Greg Upwall on February 4, 2008

How can I become a green builder?

— G. Marshall, Oakland, CA

Answered by Miriam Landman on January 21, 2008

Is brick a good option for siding? How green is it?

— Ken Yaber, Bonneau, SC

Answered by Miriam Landman on January 21, 2008

 
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