May 20th, 2011 at 7:41pm |
The Best Method to Seal and Insulate The answer is (drum roll, please) . . . It depends. Seriously. Here’s what we recommend day in and day out to consumers to best serve their interests: Filling Existing Walls (Both sides up): Foam it Green Slow Rise formula or Cellulose contractors. This is a very common [...]
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March 29th, 2010 at 9:40pm |
How To Detect And Prevent Air Leaks In Your Home If your house has air leaks, your electric or gas bill is going to reflect it pretty quickly. So how do you detect whether you have air leaks in your home and what do you do to prevent them? A heated house is much [...]
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April 19th, 2008 at 8:26am |
Basement walls should have an R-Value of 20. Warming basement walls is a great way to protect your family from mold. Energy codes in colder climates have at least a R-10, but if you can afford to do 3 inches of Foam It Green closed cell foam, you’ll be very happy with the vapor barrier [...]
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