PB July 2007

As the market stabilizes and builders begin to acquire land, good land acquisition risk management techniques are a must

Several home technology products currently on the market for home automation and digital entertainment are featured.

Featured in the July 2007 edition of Professional Builder's In My Own Words: HB&G, BlueLinx/Georgia-Pacific, Windsor Windows & Doors, Carrier and Rinnai.

From hurricanes to tornadoes, PATH explains how home builders can utilize storm-resistant technologies.

Today's doors — often made of composite materials — are much stronger, better insulated and, in many cases, a dynamic part of the exterior décor. Here’s how a new garage door can add a massive amount of curb appeal to a home.

A variety of business software solutions for home building companies are presented.

This new product overview features unique wash basins, an energy-efficient air conditioner and a deck board fastener.

Hamlet Homes is contributing to the downtown revitalization of Murray, Utah with Inverness Square, a community that embraces the principles of New Urbanism.

Every home builder has stories about clients who make the home building process more complicated. When conflicts arise, finding a satisfactory resolution depends on how well the builder and his team are prepared to respond

Home builders remain among the toughest classes of business to insure, but the insurance market has begun to soften for them. Large builders in particular are seeing increased competition among insurers, better terms and conditions, and even better pricing