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Bringing an attic within the building enclosure that defines the conditioned space has a lot of benefits. By having the insulation and air barrier at the roofline, the attic stays close to the temperature in the living space below. That helps make heating and cooling more energy efficient if you have equipment or ducts in […]
So have a framing question. I have a 57in wide wall and need to fit a 60” tub. Back wall of tub without water lines is the back wall of closet. Walls are 2×4 as stated in plans. Measurements are off because original wall opposite of closet was not only crooked but also built with […]
I’m doing my first standing seam roof on our forever home and have a bit of a head scratching flashing detail I can’t figure out how best to deal with. Trying to do best practices so going the extra mile with hooked panel ends and closing off the ribs at the end etc. It’s an […]
My opinion is – moisture damage is bad for buildings. Joking aside, I used to work as an Energy Auditor for an income based weatherization program and it was my job (i.e. I volunteered) to crawl through attics and crawlspaces. Most of the component failures I saw were due to one of two things: 1. […]
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Hello, I’m insulating my basement walls, and I’m aiming for at least R-21. I’d prefer to minimize foam usage, so I was wondering what the minimum thickness of foil faced EPS I could get away with is. I’d prefer to use 1/2 inch faced rigid foam with 2×6 framed walls, but I wasn’t sure if […]