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This year’s El Niño phenomenon has caused widespread drought which places many areas at risk of wild fires. Every year, fires claim more Canadian and American lives than all other natural phenomenon combined. If you are planning a new build or a renovation, building to meet the changing climate will ensure the safety of your home and family.

McMunn and Yates Contractor Training with Amvic Building System McMunn and Yates Head Office, Headingly, MB When constructing with ICF’s, understanding the building code requirements and how to properly install ICF’s are important factors for getting the job done right…

The weather is getting increasingly unpredictable with tornadoes, floods, and hurricanes wreaking havoc on lives and property. It’s no surprise that homeowners are opting for structures they know can resist adverse weather phenomenon to keep their families and investments safe. ICFs are being touted as the best defense against inclement weather, here’s why.

Spring is a time for new projects and many homeowners take advantage of the warmer weather to tackle renovations. Whether you are a DIY enthusiast or are relying on a contractor, you want to know that you are getting the most out of every home-improvement dollar.

Whether you are building a new home or remodeling your existing home, selecting the right contractor is the single most important decision you will make. Selecting the right builder can mean the difference between creating a dream home and a nightmare of spiraling costs.

Your home is your greatest asset and remodeling it from time to time should add to its value. Unfortunately, ill-conceived remodeling projects may actually devalue your home and could end up costing you twice.

Lighting your home accounts for around 16% of your hydro bill over the light summer months and for even more when winter sets in. There are many innovative ways to reduce your lighting bill that won’t involve you yelling at the kids to turn off the lights.

Whether you are a homeowner doing your own renovations or a construction manager overseeing your jobsite, safety should be your top priority.

As profit margins get tighter and building codes more stringent, construction managers are continuously looking for more economical ways of producing homes; one such way being utilized is a process called panelization.