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NAHB-Produced Programs on DIY, Fine Living and HGTV
The NAHB Production Group produces weekly television shows on Fine Living, DIY and HGTV for consumers. The following is the latest lineup:
"Rock Solid" on DIY
Episode: "Firehouse Patio Revamp"
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• Oct. 10, 9:30 p.m. ET/PT
• Oct. 11, 1:30 a.m. ET/PT
• Oct. 14, 11:30 a.m. ET/PT |
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Hosts Dean Marsico and Derek Stearns team up to rescue and revamp the firehouse patio of Engine 3 in Quincy, Mass. by turning an unsightly and rarely used space into a welcoming backyard and grilling area. The project calls for clearing out the area, installing a circular patio of concrete pavers and adding a stone walkway.
"I Want That" on Fine Living
Episode: "Powerful Pruner, Sock Cop, Car Chip, Flying Dog Treats"
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• Oct. 11, 6:30 p.m. ET/PT |
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The Alligator Lopper can chew through branches up to 4-inches in diameter. Finally, someone has come up with a way to keep socks from going AWOL in the dryer. A small data logger monitors the speed, distance and manner in which your car is driven. And finally, a snack launcher for dog treats makes sure your pet gets his exercise in while getting his snack.
HGTV Seeking ‘Dream Home’ Builder/Architect Teams
HGTV is seeking developers, builders and architects to create the 2008 and 2009 dream homes for the network’s Dream Home Sweepstakes. To learn more, click here.
About the NAHB Production Group
The NAHB Production Group is a full-service, self-contained, media production unit creating programming for cable television, broadcast television, non-profit, museum and corporate clients. Productions range from magazine format shows for general audiences to museum-installation videos for specialized use.
The production group includes award winning journalists, writers and photographers with experience in broadcast, documentary and corporate television.
 Free NAHB Kit Gives Builders Back-to-Basics Tips in Navigate the Slowdown
What was once expected to be a relatively mild housing slump following three years of record new home construction and sales has given way to a significant downturn.
To help members navigate the uncharted waters of this slowdown, NAHB has compiled a comprehensive “Back to Basics” online toolkit — the best of the basics, the tried and true and the truly new. To access the toolkit, click here.
To access the “Back to Basics” toolkit, you must be an NAHB member and have a login to www.nahb.org. To create a login, go to www.nahb.org/login or click on the log-in button on the main menu bar.
For assistance, call the NAHB Member Service Center at 800-368-5242.
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