Use block fill, call around for best price. Or if no scrubs in the way - Look at Georgia Pacific products that you can attach to the exterior, or call a sub contractor with the right tools. Not a DIY job.
Make sure all blocks have a cement around them, and no cracks. If there is a crack, or missing putty, you may have to wait till spring to fix them, for it may be too cool up there now, to do it this yr. Best wishes, J.
We have an old house that still has lathe and plaster walls with drywall over top. We are having a terrible time trying to find the wall studs. We have tried a good q...
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Use block fill, call around for best price. Or if no scrubs in the way - Look at Georgia Pacific products that you can attach to the exterior, or call a sub contractor with the right tools. Not a DIY job.
Great question! Here are a couple links for you. Get multiple bids - then compare.
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/increase-rvalue-concrete-block-wall-54431.html
http://www.homeadditionplus.com/dev/home-insulation/how-to-insulate-concrete-block-walls/
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/can-put-cinder-block-wall-stop-cold-coming-in-69835.html
Make sure all blocks have a cement around them, and no cracks. If there is a crack, or missing putty, you may have to wait till spring to fix them, for it may be too cool up there now, to do it this yr. Best wishes, J.
Not a DIY job. Call a contractor.