GREEN: STORMS & DISASTERS
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Natural disasters can occur anywhere, any time. No matter where you live, you should keep a stash of emergency suppli...
It's heartbreaking enough to lose your home or possessions in a natural disaster. Then there’s the stress of having t...
Hurricane Sandy may have passed, but the cleanup has only just begun. If your home saw flooding, here are a dozen ways to manage the storm damage.
If you are riding out the storm in a single-family home, make sure you have a plan for the worst-case scenario. A blo...
[Editor's Note: At time of posting, Hurricane Sandy is still hundreds of miles off the Atlantic coast and has yet to ...
If you are among the estimated 50 million people in the path of Hurricane Sandy, you are hopefully heeding the warnin...
Follow some simple steps to keep you and your home safe in the event of a natural disaster.
The right materials and proper installation can strengthen your home against the most severe weather.
Lightweight, strong, and easy-to-install, today's fabric storm “shutters” are manufactured to withstand the force of ...
The ending days of summer mean our outdoor lives are still in full swing so a weather event like Irene—at the time of...
Architect Mary Kennedy and Bob tour her Georgian Colonial family home in Westchester County, NY. After a flood ruined the house, the challenge was to salvage and ...
Bob talks with David Cross (formerly of Tampa Armature Works) about the future of home construction with steel shipping containers.
