...Alberta has used lunos and passed inspection. We don't know of anyone that has used them in Alberta unfortunately. Whether or not they get approved seems to be ...
Posted by Michelle DimaanoNov. 4, 2019, 12:41 p.m.HRV and ERV1 Responses
...Alberta. Hey Rebekah, I think effectively you answered your own question when you said to put a layer of continuous insulation on the outside then put new sidin...
...Alberta and will be replacing my exterior vinyl siding with wood, I also want to add insulation at the same time. It's a 2x4 wall with pink insulation and a vap...
...Alberta. Because of the sloping grade, footers below frost would require a number of different depths to stay 4+ feet below grade. I would use ICFs in lieu of t...
Posted by Paul FischerSept. 15, 2020, 2:21 p.m.Slab on Grade1 Responses
...Alberta so temps range from -35 C to +35 C. Converting a cottage to a 4-season home is not an easy feat, particularly in less-than-balmy Alberta, but it of cour...
Posted by Todd hallJune 28, 2020, 8:36 a.m.Crawl spaces1 Responses
...Alberta. My house is a 1940s bungalow with a second storey added in 1988. We are replacing the vinyl siding with Hardie Board, and want to improve the insulatio...
...Alberta - will attempt to use the greenhouse early March to late October. Have had -30c in early March.
Thanks for any opinions offered.
Rick To build a pas...
...Alberta. My low slope roof doesn't leak, however about once a year in the spring when we have a big temperature increase, I get water dripping from my interior ...
...Alberta that year. Features include ICF walls basement to roof, infloor heating in basement, geothermal heating (closed loop, 6 wells 200 ft deep), triple E arg...
...Alberta (I think zone 7A). Pretty sure it is fibreglass batt in the scissor truss, and it will be well done based on having pulled back a few things here and th...
