Green Builder, Matt Hoots chats with Dan Edelman with ROCKWOOL insulation about why that myth needs to be BUSTED.
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Designing the “ Perfect wall ” with LG Squared, Inc.
In order to create a NET ZERO ENERGY home, we must continue to refine insulation and air-sealing techniques. This video is hosted by www.RateItGreen.com. Dan Edelman of Rockwool Insulation hosted Chris Laumer-Giddens of LG Squared, Inc in a webinar where he covers advanced building science topics such as the “Perfect Wall” and Hygrothermics with examples and details for all of the concepts discussed.
#1920sMakeoverATL
#1920sMakeoverATL Learning + Showcase House [Building Science + Luxury Design]Check out Phase 1 below! Phase 2 will begin in Winter 2022. Phase 3 will begin in Spring 2023.Interact with our Tour below Walk through the...
#1920sMakeoverATL + Georgia Blinds & Interiors
Table of ContentsAutomated Blinds for privacy In the NEWS and on the WEB Automated Blinds for privacy Most houses need blinds because the architect or builder put most of the windows in a place where the sun shines directly into them. Many houses never open the blinds...
#1920sMakeoverATL partner Aprilaire
Table of ContentsWhole House Air FiltrationHumidity ControlBalanced VentilationIn the NEWS and on the WEB We have been using Aprilaire for decades to combat humidity and dirty air. Their whole house approach helps our clients breathe easier all year round. There are 3...
#1920sMakeoverATL partner Clean Vapor
Table of ContentsWhy Radon control matterIssues with a 1920s HouseIn the NEWS and on the WEB Why Radon control matter Radon is the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer in the US, only to beat out by cigarette smoking. In some areas like Atlanta, where we are constructing...
Top 6 mistakes most designers and contractors make in basement renovations
A basement renovation is a great way to create more usable space in your home cost-effectively. Just because basements are cheaper (per square foot) than an addition, this does not mean that you should cut corners. Here are some of the top things to consider or avoid...
