...a full basement, what are the implications of having half of the footprint as aslab, and half basement?
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That is a common question, and a hot...
Posted by Shaun BApril 2, 2019, 6:35 a.m.Slab on Grade3 Responses
...althy indoor air quality. Below are a few pages to read over, and again, please explain a bit better what you are being told about foundations and we can probab...
Posted by Margot SimonotMay 20, 2019, midnightSlab on Grade1 Responses
...as pad, crawlspace, and basement. I live near a river, so maybe I'm wrong, but abasement seems like it's gonna be a constant worry, and my parents have expensi...
...aslab on grade home. I am really leaning towards slab on grade for the aesthetics, savings, as well as for environmental reasons. I live in New England and our...
Posted by Matthew GioiaJuly 7, 2020, 11:03 p.m.Heating and cooling3 Responses
...and as someone that won’t make any money no matter what you build, I’d suggest you start here –
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...ar panels and have access to a variety of machines for digging and clearing land, and I know if I can create a reasonable plan I can get friends and family on b...
Posted by Ocean-Lynn GeorgelinOct. 22, 2019, 11:40 p.m.Concept and design2 Responses
...alth and effectiveness, they have the quickest heat transfer and they don’t contract and expand with changes in temperatures. Installing a wooden floor is not a...
Posted by Colleen BlakDec. 11, 2017, 1:59 p.m.Flooring and stairs1 Responses
...anada, 47% of homes are heated with natural gas, and 37% are heated with electricity. The rest are a mix of wood, pellets, oil and propane , and a very small am...
Posted by Jennifer DollJan. 20, 2020, 11:59 p.m.Heating and cooling3 Responses
