Ventilation

Attic insulation is critical for separating the conditioned (heated or cooled) air of your living spaces from the unconditioned air of the attic. Ventilation helps regulate the temperature...

Vaulted or cathedral ceilings can be a challenge to insulate. The lack of air space between the finished ceiling and the roof's decking material is only a matter of inches. There must be room...

Installing insulation in your home can cut your heating and cooling bill drastically. Insulating a crawl space we keep your house cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. It is not a clean...

There used to be a time when the only insulation available was pink fiberglass. Today there are more options. Rigid foam and spray foam are two of them. All insulation materials require proper...

Ventilating the rafter spaces in a home attic is mandatory by most city building codes. Unventilated cathedral roofs can get too hot and water vapor from the room below can become trapped. Without...

Adding insulation to your garage doors will help keep cold air out in winter and the heat out during the summer. While insulating your garage door won’t turn your garage into a warm winter haven...

Roof vents can present a problem when they allow cold air into your home. The vents that often cause a problem are in the kitchen above your stove. The vent usually goes up through your ceiling...

Having a well-ventilated roof is a necessity, as it helps to prolong the integrity of the building. If your attic is not ventilated well, it is possible to add ventilation or take steps so that...