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PB April 2003


Big Blue Builds Home Network

It has been promised for a long time: affordable, easy-to-use technology that lets homeowners use the Internet to take care of their homes.

Where Are the GIANTS Headed?

The dizzy pace of growth among the public home builders atop PB's GIANTS rankings affects every builder within reach of their competitive grasp.

Solar Shingles Do Double Duty

In answering the question of which trade contractor group is best-suited to install its solar-energy products, Michigan-based Uni-Solar turned to the obvious choice: roofers.

Masters of Their Fate?

It would be easy to jump to the conclusion that the Masters of the Universe captain their own destiny and do as they please.

Now, Southern Yellow Pine Itself Reduces Costs

Southern yellow pine has one unique property that other lumber does not: sticky yellow resin.

Rich, Famous ... and Quiet

It would be easy to jump to the conclusion that the Masters of the Universe captain their own destiny and do as they please.

Museum Puts Windows on Display

Often called the 'eyes' of a house, windows are one of the most architecturally expressive features of a home.

Achievers Champion Innovation

Any builder producing 1,000 units a year or more is likely to complain occasionally that home building isn't as much fun as it was when the company was smaller.

Shape Up Your Derriere

We've all heard it and most likely said it: It takes curb appeal to sell a new home.

The Kissing Nook

It's hardly big enough for a quick peck, but this cozy spot under the stairs is called the 'Kissing Nook' by everyone at Orren Pickell Designers & Builders in Bannockburn, Ill.

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