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Mark LaLiberte discusses the many advantages of the helpful Construction Instruction app, including how it improves communication and education between tradespeople (and offers animated renderings).

In this video, Mark LaLiberte discusses progress in energy efficiency, the need for improving training and education, and his hope for a more safe and sustainable economy.

What materials should you use to build a home, and how do you prevent mold and rot? In today's post, Mark LaLiberte of Construction Instruction walks us through eight simple rules for building durable homes.

In this Energy Retrofit series, you’ll learn how to understand your home’s energy equilibrium and the factors that can impact it.

Today, we're sitting down with Mark to talk about the future of energy efficiency—and how it's changing the landscape of construction as we know it. 

In part 11 of our Energy Retrofit Series, we're talking modern homes—and the pitfalls to look out for when it comes to working on them. 

In this guide, we walk through the most important things to keep in mind when installing windows—even if it's your first time.

In this series, master craftsman Daniel Westbrook interviews industry expert Mark LaLiberte, the founding partner and president of Construction Instruction. Mark has been educating the building industry on the science and physics of construction for more than 30 years and sharing the benefits of constructing durable, energy efficient, healthy homes. In today’s video, Daniel and Mark discuss resources that are available to the contracting community to learn about retrofitting historic homes.

In this series, master craftsman Daniel Westbrook interviews industry expert Mark LaLiberte, the founding partner and president of Construction Instruction. Mark has been educating the building industry on the science and physics of construction for more than 30 years and sharing the benefits of constructing durable, energy efficient, healthy homes. In today’s video, Daniel and Mark discuss how to maintain the energy efficiency of a historic home.