Remodeling

Here's how to make a clean, neat drip edge with intersecting anglesby Patrick Sheeley

Flashing dormers using peel-and-stick bowtiesby Rick Arnold

A confessed serial remodeler hits the roofby Kevin Ireton

A change in a ranch's ridgeline transforms a suburban house without disturbing the neighborhoodby Frank Riepe

Eight signature design elements transform a brick ranchby Daniel S. Morrison

Adding a dormer and subtracting a double closet yields a compact but luxurious master bathby Howard Pruden

Fixing the hard parts first gets a couple into their remodeled house before winterby Thomas Parks

Guidelines for working efficiently and knowing how good is good enoughby Larry Haun

Get the flashing right to ensure leak-free skylightsby Jim Blodgett

An addition creates an ample gourmet kitchen and exciting outdoor spaces while giving this Seattle home a much-needed face-liftby Laura Kraft

Laying new shingles over old might avoid the cost of a tearoff, but you still have to replace the vents and flashingsby Stephen Hazlett

Don't cut any roof trusses until you get most of the new framing in placeby Mike Guertin

Lay out the curved plates with a trammel, then use them as a bending form for laminated trimby Spencer Horn

by Christopher F. DeBlois

A modest renovation transforms hodgepodge of revival styles into a coherent shingle-style designby John Ineson, Elizabeth Ineson

Carefully proportioned use of flat boards, stock moldings and standard windows helps to create a space for all seasonsby Steven Gerber

Letting ceiling joists cantilever beyond the walls makes this challenging roof detail stronger and easier to buildby Scott McBride

The trick is in laying out and building the splayed walls of the lightwellby Doug Hopper

by James Blohm