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Arbortech Trench Blades: Leave The Shovel In The Shed
Arbortech’s 200X trench blades cut up to 9 inches deep and 1.2 inches wide, but work only with its AS200Z and BA200X Allsaws.
MHI Expands Sales Of High Temp Heat Pump
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is taking its ETI-W heat recovery heat pump to overseas markets, targeting factories and commercial facilities.
9 Best Whole Home Standby Generators for Reliable Backup Power in 2027
Compare nine whole home standby generators by capacity, transfer-switch setup, and monitoring to find the right fit for your home and backup needs.
Logging site defects by voice: say it, photograph it, set the deadline
Speak the defect on the site walk, add a photo and a deadline, even with no signal: how Gewerkton Field turns spoken defects into proposals that site management reviews and approves. Gewerkton is in beta: 2026 is the beta year, and general availability is planned for 2027.
13 Best Home Energy Monitors for Smarter Electricity Use in 2027
Compare 13 home energy monitors, from whole-home and circuit-level systems to smart plugs, and find the right fit for your panel and energy goals.
5 Expert-Backed Ways To Make Your Home Feel Calmer Through The Cold Months
House Beautiful’s experts suggest five practical home changes for the colder months, from reducing clutter to building a more restful bedroom routine.
14 Best Solar-Powered Security Cameras for Reliable Outdoor Monitoring in 2027
Compare 14 solar-powered security cameras by coverage, storage, setup, and maintenance to find the right fit for your property.
Ring’s Smart Lock Still Works Even If The Power Goes Out Thanks To A Hand Crank
Ring’s upcoming $249 Smart Lock can generate brief emergency power with a hand crank. It is planned for release in early 2027.
5 Under-the-Radar Design Destinations In The U.S. That Designers Love
Designers point to Portland, Atlanta, Santa Fe, New Orleans and Nashville for antiques, art, textiles and distinctive architectural details.
