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Spray Foam Insulation Vs Fiberglass Batts
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Dr. Energy Saver
(IC: professional)
When it comes to home insulation fiberglass batts remain as the #1 choice of many builders for wall cavity insulation, mainly because it is inexpensive. But not all that is inexpensive, is cost-effective . In this video, Larry Janesky -- owner and founder of Dr. Energy Saver -- makes the case for avoiding the use of fiberglass batts in new construction.
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Published February 18th, 2014 10:33 AM
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Woodbridge Environmental Tiptophouse.com on Feb 19, 2014Excellent advice. Although I also do spray foam work, we find ourselves doing a lot of flash and batt systems as the cost of foam as you know is expensive. The biggest thing people need to understand is stopping the air flow. But properly done paybacks can be in as little as 7 years! Great Video! Post more!
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Houseworks Unlimited, Inc. on Feb 19, 2014Great informative video! We like 'flash and batt' also. That is the combination spray foam and fiberglass insulation batts.
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