NextGen Home Radio

There are many NextGen choices for smart locks in the house

Cypress wood’s many positive qualities make it a versatile wood for exterior and interior uses of all kinds

New "Smart” windows and doors have built in sensors, so you can always know if a window is open or closed from your smart home.

Imagine wallboard that can reduce VOCs in your house, help reduce sound penetration and is strong enough to hold a 30 lb. weight from just one screw.

A DOE Zero Energy Ready Home is a high performance home which is so energy efficient, that a renewable energy system can offset all or most of its annual energy consumption.

Gayle Steves guides readers through an analysis of how a room is used today and provides the how-tos to evaluate personal living style, wants versus needs, and the space that already exists. The reader will discover checklists, worksheets and dimensions information, money-saving and time-saving advice as well as an extensive resource list, even a source list on where to donate furniture and furnishings.

Today our subject is metal roofing, an alternative to traditional asphalt , ceramic tile and other roofing materials. We examine the facts and some of the myths and misconceptions about metal roofing. Our guest is Natalie Tanner from Decra Roofing systems, a company with over fifty years of experience manufacturing and marketing stone coated steel roofing systems.

Sage Glass is electronically tintable glass that can be tinted or cleared to maximize daylighting, support sustainability, and enhance the occupant experience in homes and buildings.

We all have windows and we need to cover them up for privacy, to keep the sun from overheating our space causing our HVAC systems to work harder costing us more money. Shades and blinds can be part of an overall interior design scheme. They add enjoyment to our interior space.

By the removal of incandescent light bulbs from store shelves, homes and buildings within the next five years, the US will be saving billions of dollars each year of taxpayers’ money by reducing the amount of energy we consume. What choices will consumers have in lighting their home?