Pretty Good House- Page 3 of 4
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A Low-Energy House for Northern Minnesota
A self-described ‘architect and building science nerd’ designs an affordable house that takes advantage of the sun
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Windows, Housewrap, and Roofing Underlayment
Brian and Kyra make progress on their house in the White Mountains
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Pouring the Slab and Framing the Walls
Contractors building a small house in the White Mountains begin construction work
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Ten Essential Steps to a Pretty Good House
Going above code isn't hard if you do these things
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Windows and Floors at a Pretty Good House in Maine
Work continues with the installation of windows, polished concrete floors, and a blower door test that leaves everyone smiling
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Framed Walls and Air Barrier Membranes for a Pretty Good House
Despite inevitable weather delays, the house is framed and roofed
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Site Work Begins for a Pretty Good House in Maine
At our ‘pretty good, not so big’ house, the site is evaluated for a septic system and the foundation footings are poured
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Pretty Good, Not So Big Maine House
A couple decides to shed a house that's too big and build a smaller, more energy-efficient version nearby
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Convincing Clients to Upgrade to Pretty Good (or Better)
What are the most compelling arguments for investing in a Pretty Good House — that is, one that exceeds minimum code requirements?
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Maine Hosts a ‘Pretty Good House’ Conference
The day-long seminar will help builders balance energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and cost
