“Energy and the Modular Home” Topic of April’s Builder Breakfast
Rick Terry, well known in the modular home industry as the ‘Go To’ guy for modular questions when he was the director of Factory Housing
Rick Terry, well known in the modular home industry as the ‘Go To’ guy for modular questions when he was the director of Factory Housing
by Sheri Koones Sep 27th 2014 10:18AM Updated Sep 28th 2014 2:53PM The G•O Logic Home was the first Passive House to be built in Maine and
Some design elements are problematic in and of themselves, and some components can be problematic unless they’re installed perfectly. Aesthetics are one thing, but practicality
There’s a battle of competing reports brewing in Lansing, Michigan over potential updates to the energy section of the state’s residential building code. On one
Touted by green tree hugging websites as well as the NAHB and the Governor of Maryland as the best thing to happen in green construction,
Here is an article from the Frederick News-Post in Frederick, MD printed on 12/2/13 about a builder that was written up by all the so-called
I try to understand what is involved in becoming an Energy Star expert but at the end of the day, the only thing I really
Yesterday I had a modular home builder email and ask what I thought was the most important part of energy conservation he could offer at
One of the biggest advantages modular home builders have over their site built siblings is the factory. For a site builder to try and navigate
Sporoco, a distributor for Handi Foam and other building materials used in factory housing, and Muncy Homes in PA have teamed up to give Muncy’s