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  1. Historical Restoration
    In Longmont CO. This is a 2 story with 10 ft ceilings downstairs. My daughter fell in love and now the fun starts. BTW this house was moved circa 1905 and is on a stacked stone stem wall foundation with stacked stone piers and is listed in Historic Register. There has been some movement of the...
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  2. Windows, Siding and Doors
    Hello all, I am looking at a 3 family investment property in a historic district that requires replacement windows to be made of wood and not aluminum or vinyl. Have any of you worked with manufacturers that you can recommend that can do custom wood window matching at a reasonable price? This...
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  3. Framing
    (Following is another section from my upcoming book on Green Framing. TKG) Building codes are a relatively new invention. The first widely-accepted building code in the U.S. was written in the early 1900s. Today’s building code, the International Building Code (IBC), has its roots in the...
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