Going Green in Construction
The nation’s buildings and infrastructure will become more efficient, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions and cutting energy consumption, according to a new green construction …
Cathy Yaede ● May 6, 2010
The nation’s buildings and infrastructure will become more efficient, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions and cutting energy consumption, according to a new green construction …
Cathy Yaede ● May 6, 2010
Construction employment expanded in 26 states and the District of Columbia between February and March 2010, yet only Arkansas and North Dakota have more …
Cathy Yaede ● May 4, 2010
“The housing market has been a key part of this recession. Price declines have limited new construction and reduced household wealth. Federal housing data …
Cathy Yaede ● April 26, 2010
We recently received our Spring/Summer shipment of general contractors books and training materials. Visit our contractor test prep bookstore – we have the best book prices …
Cathy Yaede ● March 24, 2010
We have all the current editions of Construction Manuals and Training Materials available for purchase ONLINE!!!! Check out our contractors bookstore for Construction Training Manuals.
Cathy Yaede ● March 18, 2010
Buying a home is one of the most important purchases you will make in your lifetime, so you should be sure that the home …
Cathy Yaede ● October 26, 2009
Make no mistake, the NC General Contractor Exam, Building and Residential, is very hard to pass. PSI is in the test taking business, they …
Cathy Yaede ● October 2, 2009
I hear this feedback on both the residential and building contractor exams ALL THE TIME, and the truth is, there are questions like that …
Cathy Yaede ● September 28, 2009
For the Residential Contractor Exam you have 3-1/2 hours, for the Building Exam you have 3 hours. Both exams are 90 questions and you …
Cathy Yaede ● September 24, 2009
As of October 1996, all home inspections in North Carolina must be performed by a North Carolina Licensed Home Inspector. Licensure is accomplished by …
Cathy Yaede ● July 2, 2009