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David Bergman answered Mary Jane Malko's question.
21 days ago
Can you suggest a CFL or LED bulb to fit my swing arm reading lamp?
Topic: Lighting
Polly Osborne, FAIA, LEED AP answered Kim's question.
26 days ago
Is it possible to include antique appliances in my kitchen renovation and still be green?
Topic: Kitchen
Joel Hirshberg answered Andrew Nacht's question.
30 days ago
What is the best way to seal/encapsulate vinyl asbestos tile?
Topic: Healthy Home
Joel Hirshberg answered terry's question.
2 months ago
I want to replace my home's floors with something eco friendly, but finding so much conflicting information that I am thoroughly confused.
Topic: Flooring
Harold Remlinger, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB answered Chuck's question.
5 months ago
What's the word on 'point of use' electric tankless water heaters?
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The New York State Builders Association (NYSBA), founded in 1951, through partnership with its 16 local affiliates statewide and the National Association of Home Builders, strives to create a favorable business environment and enhance its members ability to provide quality housing for all New Yorkers.