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How To Plan A Home Addition

Has anyone ever complained about having too much space in a home? We don't think so. Typically, it’s the opposite problem that give homeowners headaches. Adding on to your home is a great way to increase storage space, allow for more room for guests, or just finally have that man cave or sunroom...

7 Patio Projects You Can Complete In A Weekend

Improving the aesthetic or ambiance of your front or back patio might feel like an undertaking, but there are plenty of projects that can transform your space in just one weekend. Here are seven patio projects you can get done quickly. ADD A FIRE PIT A fire pit can be a great focal point of your...

Engineered, Sawn or Treated: Different Types of Lumber, Explained

When you need to buy lumber, the choices might feel endless. Choosing the right lumber is important for every project since each type of lumber is created or treated for specific building purposes. Whether you’re a general contractor or a homeowner who loves DIY projects, knowing the difference...

6 Ways To Prepare Your Deck For Summer

Warm weather is getting closer and closer, and so are backyard BBQs and relaxing days lounging outside on the deck. So you’re not scrambling in the summer, now is when you should make sure your deck is in great shape and ready to be used for outdoor gatherings. Here are six ways to make your deck...

Your Deck: Do-over or Makeover?

If your old deck is looking worn and shabby, you might be thinking it’s time to demolish it and start over with a newly designed deck. While that’s a perfectly reasonable approach, there are others ones that may better suit your need --and your budget. Depending on the condition of your existing...

How To Choose New Siding For Your Home

The outside of your house is the first thing people notice. Getting new siding can increase curb appeal, add value to your home, and help protect your house from the elements. When picking out new siding, consider factors like cost, aesthetics, durability, and maintenance requirements. LEARN...

Getting your Deck Ready for Spring

As soon as the snow melts and the ground is somewhat thawed, it is the perfect time to start getting your deck ready for spring. This way, you can spend more time relaxing and enjoying your deck later on in the warm summer sun. Winter is often hard on decks; especially those made of all wood. It...

Steel Framing vs. Wood Framing: Which Is Right For Your Project?

Quality framing is what makes a home or building safe to be in, so it’s a critical part of the design and building process. When deciding what to frame your project with, steel framing and wood framing are among the popular options. Each has different characteristics and benefits. Weigh the pros...

How to Repair Damaged Sheetrock

The beauty of sheet rock (also referred to as drywall), is that it’s very easy to repair. With just a few tools and materials, it is a job that can easily be accomplished by the average homeowner; leaving the wall as if the damage had never occurred. The perfect time to repair your drywall is when...

7 Home Design Trends Contractors Should Know About

Home construction trends are always evolving and as a contractor, you need to be aware of what’s cutting-edge. As you work with clients, establish yourself as someone well-versed in the latest styles, materials, and technologies that are dominating living spaces. Here are seven home design trends...

How To Patch And Repair A Hole In Your Drywall

Patching and repairing a hole in your drywall is simple enough to DIY. Before you buy any supplies, assess the damage. You’ll need different materials depending on how big of a hole you have in your drywall. No matter what you’re up against, this is an inexpensive repair to do yourself. Whether...

Metal Roofing vs. Shingles: Which Is Right For Your House?

When deciding between metal roofing or shingles, consider the aesthetic, cost, maintenance requirements, durability, and lifespan. To determine if metal roofing or shingles are right for your house, let’s break down the differences and pros and cons of each. METAL Metal roofing comes in big...

Beautiful Hazard: How to Design Safe, Functional and Beautiful Stairs

While on a recent trip to Dallas, I had dinner with a friend at an outdoor restaurant. One of topics we discussed was this very article on designing better stairs. I told her that I wanted to make an important point: Often accidents are caused by many conditions—only one of which is the stairs...

Shop Local This Holiday Season

Whether you need to purchase gifts, greeting cards, dinner fixin's, baked goods, twinkle lights, decorations or even just some extra chairs, a new welcome mat, spare bedding or one more air mattress, the holiday season can seem like it's all about shopping. It is easy to get overwhelmed with sales...

3 Ways To Get Your Building Materials To Your Jobsite

Having all the building materials you need when you need them is key to having an efficient job site. Once you’ve taken inventory of what supplies you have and determined what you need, it’s time to place your order and decide how to get your materials. Here are three ways you can get your...

How To Maintain Your Driveway

When you do regular cleaning and maintenance on your house, don’t forget about your driveway. Having a nice driveway ensures you have a place to park your car and a place to spend time with your kids playing outside. Plus, a well-maintained driveway helps boost your home’s curb appeal. Keep your...

7 Parts Of Your Roof That Need Regular Maintenance And Repair

As a homeowner, knowing how to care for your roof might be over your head (pun intended). Since your roof is one of the most important parts of your home, you need to include it in your regular maintenance to-do list. Neglecting your roof can lead to structural issues and costly damage, meaning...

How To Check Your Doors And Windows For Energy Loss

No one wants to waste their money. But if your home has old or inefficient doors and windows, chances are you’re throwing your hard-earned money right out the window. Installing energy-efficient doors and windows can decrease your energy bills, since up to 30% of your home’s heating and cooling...

Tips for Weatherization

Poor weatherproofing cannot only cause discomfort in your home, but also leads to high heat and energy costs that can easily be prevented. Weatherization is a very simple concept. During the summer it means keeping the heat out, and during the winter it means keeping the heat in. This can be a big...

Where to Start When Restoring a Deck

If you made the decision to restore your deck rather than replace it, then the first thing you want to do is make sure it is structurally sound. If possible, take a look below and ensure that the framing is in good condition. This could mean anything from physical damage to rot. Additionally, make...

What You Need to Know about Buying Replacement Windows

So you’ve decided to take the plunge and replace your old windows. Doing so is one of the best investments you can make for your home --not only for the reduction in energy bills, but the increase in comfort, quiet, and ease of cleaning/maintaining. Additionally, replacing windows in your home can...

Home Building Trends for 2023

With a new year comes new trends. When it comes to homes, personal style and preferences are always important, but sometimes it can be difficult to even know what you want. Take some inspiration from others as you consider what you do and don’t want in your own home. Whether you’re looking to

At Miller’s Building Supply, A Job That Feels Like Home

Miller’s Building Supply helps people get the supplies they need to build homes and other structures. But, the business itself is what feels like home to employees. That sense of belonging is what Ben Carowan felt as soon as he stepped foot in Miller’s Building Supply for a job interview. Now, five...

Expanding the Kitchen Triangle

As kitchens have evolved into bigger rooms with more activities and people, the original work triangle is joined by zones that serve multiple functions. Here’s how to make the parts work together seamlessly. What's the triangle's origin? When kitchens were built in new suburban communities after...

Benefits of Metal Roofing

The metal roof is nothing new. We’ve all seen picturesque images of old barns and farmhouses with an aesthetically weathered, corrugated metal roof. Having seen them, has it ever occurred to you that these old houses and barns have stood all this time, and the same old roof was still doing its job...