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Harold Remlinger, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB answered Maz's question.
1 month ago
What are the cost savings of a green house vs a regular house?
Topic: Home Basics
Elizabeth DiSalvo answered Michelle Murray's question.
6 months ago
I need to insulate the roof of my 1904 two-family Boston, MA home and I'm looking at air-krete. Please advise.
Topic: Energy Efficiency
David Bergman answered Vincent Da Forno's question.
7 months ago
I would like to cover recessed lighting with fiberglass insulation but am concerned with fire hazards and building code requirements.
Topic: Lighting
Cynthia Phakos answered Peter Strainer's question.
11 months ago
For a LEED Gold home, how much insulation is required in roof, walls, and floors?
Topic: New Home
Polly Osborne, AIA, LEED AP answered Martha Snow's question.
11 months ago
Can bamboo be used as a countertop?
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The Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Western Massachusetts is the "front door" for services and information for the general public and consumers of residential construction and remodeling services.