Guides & Articles on all Things Tiny Homes

Design clear egress paths: map primary/secondary routes, keep 32-inch corridors and 36-inch door clearances, and place beds by code-compliant egress windows.

Choosing long-lasting features, using materials that can be touched, and making a space that is cohesive and full of character are all important parts of this change. The main goal is to make sure that this small room makes the biggest impact.

Here are the key strategies you can use to expand your reach, reputation, and revenue.

With that frame in mind, a tiny house can keep light high, heat steady, and noise low without adding weight or fuss.

This guide unpacks door types that fit small footprints, how to spec low-headroom hardware, insulation tactics that actually work, and the safety and smart-tech moves that turn an ordinary panel into a high-performing architectural element for tiny living.

The demand for emergency AC services is on the rise due to the aging of HVAC systems, as well as high levels of usage and extremes of the climate.

This article outlines the most important questions to ask before buying a tiny home, supported by practical guidance from professional real estate experience.

In this article, we’ll dive into the specifics of how many layers of shingles are allowed on a roof, why it matters, and when you might need to consider a full roof replacement.

Let’s explore some of the best tiny home siding ideas that will suit your style, budget, and long-term needs.