Carl Seville

Increase Profits: Home Performance for the Long Haul

Instead of trying to create a separate business or division focusing on home performance, perhaps remodelers should incorporate the principles into all their work. If there are incentive programs that help offset some costs, thatís a nice bonus, but home performance remodeling can provide long-term benefits for everyone involved.

Is Green Remodeling Catching on With Homeowners?

What the Updated International Energy Conservation Code Means for You

Greening in Place: How Aging in Place and Energy Efficiency Go Hand in Hand

Updated Energy Codes Stress 30% Energy Savings Goals — How Will This Affect Remodelers?

Before and After: Home for Life Remodel

Making Sense of All the Available Green Certifications

Giving the Green Light: A Remodeler Uses His Own Home as a Green Test Case

Don’t Forget Green in K&B

Science and Building: Fully Integrating Building Science Into Remodeling

Green From the Start: Steps to Sustainable Remodeling

Ceiling the Deal: Decorative Ceiling Treatments

What’s the Problem With Green Remodeling?

Carl Seville: Is it Time to Stop Insulating?

How to “Cheat” at LEED: Part 2

Helping Architects, Contractors, and Homeowners Get Greener

Point, Click, Green: Regreen’s Interactive Web Tool

Green Building Curmudgeon: LEED for Homes Online Scoring Tool Needs a Lot More Work

The Insulation Empire Strikes Back

Now or Never: At What Part of the Sales Process Do You Bring up Home Performance?