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bsawers | Posted in General Questions on April 25, 2025 01:12pm The power company finally came to complete their part of the heavy up. Since none of the workers had a T20 bit (or asked me), the brackets holding the old wire are still on the side of the house. I was able to reach […]
Are these two options equivalent solutions for 2×6 walls in Zone 6 (Minnesota)? From the inside…1. Drywall > Membrane > R-21 batts > Zip sheathing > 1.5″ Comfortboard 80 (R-6) > Rainscreen > Metal siding2. Drywall > Membrane > R-21 batts > Zip R-6 sheathing > Rainscreen > Metal siding Cost-wise, they are similar.Labor-wise, option […]
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I am a beginner at this, building our home. The municipality where we are building a small home (1000 sq ft on 1st floor; 450 sq ft on 2nd floor) required Energy Star (ES) certification for a CO. Our ES consultant says we need makeup air for our electric kitchen stove, but I am reading […]
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Let’s talk thermostats today. This ubiquitous device in homes is the user interface that allows people to control their heating and cooling systems. It might seem simple. Turn it up when you need more heating or cooling and down when you want less. But there’s a lot more to it than that. Should you do […]