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Checking Arched Windows for Home Insulation
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Hi! My name is Joshua Lindsey with CFM Building Science Solutions. On behalf of Expert Village, we are doing a frame walk and insulation inspection on this home. I want to talk to you for a minute about these arched windows like this. Okay we've put... Read More »
Checking Sealed Insulation for Home Insulation
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Hi! My name is Joshua Lindsey with CFM Building Science Solutions. On behalf of Expert Village, we are doing a frame walk and insulation inspection on this home. In talking about insulation, one area that we need to cover is how well your house is sealed... Read More »
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Patching Insulation Holes With Drywall Compound
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