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Episode 111: The Litmus Test of a Good Builder
Episode 111
In this episode of The Build Show Podcast, Matt discusses what makes a good builder, his red flags, and the key considerations for a solid, well-built house. He also shares his go/no-go line for hiring and recommending contractors, and his litmus test.
Episode 110: Introducing Stephanie Dailey
Episode 110
In this episode of The Build Show Podcast, Matt introduces Stephanie Dailey, a second-generation builder from Draper, Utah. They discuss her journey, the benefits of being a second-generation builder, and her business and education philosophies. Stephanie can be found on social media and can be found on the Build Show Network.
Episode 109: Digital Home Construction Technology
Episode 109
The Build Show Podcast features Matt, Tim Page, and Kari Tamminga discussing Builders First Source's digital technologies for builders. The suite includes six tools powered by Paradigm: Mybldr.com, Drafting, Build Optimize, Home Configure, Render, and the Home Plan Library. These tools help builders and clients plan, optimize digital twins, make material choices, and render projects in a 360-degree photo-realistic experience.
Episode 108: Glass & Window Technology
Episode 108
In this week's episode of The Build Show Podcast, Matt and his guests discuss glass and window tech with Brandon Berg from Andersen Windows and Ben Zurn from Cardinal Glass. They discuss materials durability, longevity, intentional use, and the science behind their glass. They also discuss the future of glass and window technology, potential smartphone powering, and privacy protection through liquid crystals in glass.
Episode 107: Questions You Should Ask
Episode 107
In this episode of The Build Show Podcast, Nerdy Matt and Handsome Steve discuss critical questions homeowners should ask their architect and builder before signing a contract. They emphasize the importance of working together to understand these questions, their importance, and their meaning. Subscribe to the Build Show podcast for more content.
Episode 106: Why do American Homes Suck?
Episode 106
In this episode of The Build Show Podcast, Matt and YouTuber Matt Ferrell discuss the differences in American homes' building standards, energy efficiency, and home ownership. They discuss whether to build new or renovate, the importance of consumer and builder education, and the decisions when building a well-crafted forever home. Matt Ferrell, a tech enthusiast, is currently building a Net Zero home in Massachusetts.
Episode 105: Build Science 101 & Knowledge Transfer
Episode 105
The Build Show Podcast hosts Matt and Steve discuss their new series, Build Science 101, and how to transfer building science knowledge. They discuss their philosophies, learning methods, and fear's role in education. They also discuss career choices, the responsibilities of experienced builders, and opening oneself to others' knowledge. Subscribe to the Build Show Network's Originals page for Build Science 101.
Episode 104: Beyond the Surface: Steller Floors Hardwood Innovations
Episode 104
The Build Show Podcast features Steller Floors founders, Evan Stover and Britta Teller, discussing their unique hardwood flooring features. The episode covers topics like board-to-board connector systems, suction cups, laminate and cheap hardwood, hardwood types, installation tips, and environmental considerations. Steller also collaborates with Brent Hull on "Old House, New Soul."
Episode 103: The Differences Between Builders and Contractors
Episode 103
In this episode of The Build Show Podcast, Matt and Steve discuss the distinction between building and contracting, focusing on quality and craftsmanship. They also discuss the roles of sub-contractors, managers, and homeowners in these roles.
Episode 102: The DOE's Water Heater Legislation
Episode 102
In this podcast, Matt and Frank Windsor discuss the Department of Energy's recent water heater efficiency ruling. They discuss the legislation's requirements for technology and installation, including electric vs. gas power, tank vs. tankless systems, and condensing vs. non-condensing water heaters.
