The United States Forest Service has moved national wildfire preparedness to its highest level, a five out of five. This ...

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Slab-on-grade foundations are one of the most popular types of foundations in the U.S. They're quick and inexpensive to build and are great in southern climates where the freezing depth in the soil is ...

What does it say about the country’s leading home builders when they earn less housing-related revenue in 2023 than during the previous year but report higher profits, spend more to market and sell ...

This article also appeared in the July/August 2026 issue of Pro Builder. Across the country, production home builders face increasing pressure to deliver homes that are cost-effective, durable, energy ...

Our annual ranking of U.S. home builders by their previous year's housing revenue, led by D.R. Horton, Lennar, Pulte, Toll Brothers, and NVR, and more than a few newcomers among all 200 companies ...

Is there mold in the new house I just had built for me and my family? This is a question that should be asked more often by more homebuyers because, unfortunately, the answer is almost always yes.

Before he discusses his company, Cuby Technologies, cofounder Aleksandr Gampel first describes its context—the state of the home building industry today. “Everyone understands there’s a housing crisis ...