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Exactly the information I needed. Thank you!

You can see it take a chunk off and then the next shot it's a new piece 😂😂😂

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This is exactly what I needed. Thank you

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Is your attic VENTED? If so, as most all attics are, then you don't want to cover the vents. You need good ventilation in the attic to prevent heat buildup in the summer which will increase your cooling bills AND the excess heat will reduce the life of your shingles. I'm talking about soffit vents.

Can someone tell me the difference between the standard Green glue, and Certain Teed's version? Are they the same company??? I don't know about the glue, but Certain Teed's sealant is over half the cost of Green Glue.

Thx !! Its succinct, and I so appreciate it. Thank you, sir

The latitude, altitude and exposure to elements--sun/heat, cold/wind, and water/vapor should help us choose optimal construction materials for our abodes. If space/area is abundant, then only the thermal properties of resistance, conductance, emissivity, and reflectivity should factor into the equation because one could use larger quantities or volumes of materials for strength, provided these don't degrade with exposure to the elements over time. It's very easy to choose materials for extreme latitudes because the seasonal variations aren't material. It's quite difficult to do so for latitudes or locales that have material variations between night and day or between the seasons. The seasonal variations , I suppose, could be overcome to some degree with good ventilation and extensive use of glass to optimise natural lighting because windows can be covered with blinds or blankets/curtains to inhibit or block the heat transfer via light energy, provided the windows are well insulated. One could then decide on where and how to stack the different natural or synthetic construction material based on where we want reflective and resistive surfaces and where we want conductive and emissive surfaces. Unless resistive surfaces have efficient conductive surfaces to serve as bridges, these entrap heat to serve as thermal masses. One could then design a house adapted to the night- and day-time and seasonal temperatures with a clever choice of heat transfer and storage media/systems. We could use a blend of climate sinks and radiators, batteries, heat pumps, and energy sources tied into the prevalent geothermal system to naturally control the climate with some support from artificial energy sources, provided the insulation, ventilation, and natural lighting systems are optimal. I would never compromise on luxury, never compromise on either the aesthetic or functionality, never punish myself with austerity, and never inconvenience myself (except for bare essential physical activity for biological and physical health), but I love the freedom and autonomy that self-sufficiency provides me with. I would adopt the following approach to designing my off-grid home: 1- I would orient the home towards the south in the northern hemisphere to maximize my exposure to the Sun. 2- I'll elevate the home for the view, the breeze and for protection against floods and snow. 3- I'll dig the basement at a depth of 8+ feet to have the same temperature year-round. I might even build into a hill, for the same reason, if it wouldn't ruin my view. 4- I'll build the top story to harness the Sun and to harvest the rainwater and//or snow: I'll use a conductive stone roof, large windows, good insulation and a sloping roof emptying out into a ceramic or concrete tank designed, as a still, to provide distilled drinking water. 5- I'll use the gravel on the driveway to filter and store tap water during the rains, and to also heat the water on sunny days. 6- I'll orient the house with some vents towards the Sun and others away from it to naturally generate air currents to warm or cool the house, and to also exhaust unwanted air. 7- I'll build a veranda around the house and choose an aperture to block the Summer Sun, but allow the Winter Sun in warm climes, or I would replace the Veranda with a conservatory or a small and high roof to maximize both the Winter and Summer Sun in very cold climes. 8- I'll maximize light and heat with windows, and use cane, whicker, woolen or cotton/rug blinds or wooden shutters to control light and heat. 9- I'll use an R60 insulation through the walls, floors and roofs and use the highest grade of insulation on the windows. I'll then run the piping for geothermal heat inside of the insulation, and cover the piping with a good conducting material, like metal, glass, or stone. 10- With regards to the interior decor, I'll use glass, metal, stone, granite and marble for conduction; concrete, sand and earth for heat storage; and wood, wool and rugs for insulation. 11- I'll build a large green house to fill the geothermal heat battery during the day and in warm weather, and store the heat in a heat-tank made of stones, gravel pieces, sand and earth, and place the geothermal piping (running an efficient fluid) inside this battery. 12- I'll use a blend of PV solar, wind(Liam turbine) and wave power(a magnet moving over a coil, a turbine, a water wheel, an air piston, etc.) during the day and wind, wave, hydel or sand-stored solar (stored as heat;don't like batteries) at night. 13- I'll use an ammonia- or other refrigerant-driven heat-pump for the most efficient use of heat energy. These will work my geothermal, refrigeration, air conditioning, heating and cooking systems. 14-- I might use a thermal-solar solution with parabolic troughs to heat an oil, store the heat in sand, and then drive a small turbine at night if there is no wind or wave power on that day. I'll also use the heat from this to replace the compression section of the heat-pump and to also heat water and cook. 15- I'll choose the insulation, conduction, convection and heat transfer systems(pumps) to be the most thermally efficient, but I'll choose the solar-thermal, solar PV, wind, wave and hydel energy generation systems and oil/water/gas/fluid; sand/gravel/concrete/ceramic other solid storage systems to be the most robust and lowest maintenance systems even if these are insufficient. 16- I might use electrolysis to harvest hydrogen from water and store that as ammonia for use in a vehicle, yacht, or aircraft driven with an ammonia fuel-cell or internal combustion engine. I don't like to store hydrogen in tanks because it is very volatile. 17- I'll use satellite, cellular, VHF, HF/SW, and MW communications and media systems.

If there wasn't enough heat when torching, can that be discovered through inspection?

The video shows that a portion of bitumen was first transferred from the top cap sheet to the bottom cap sheet. The verbal explanation doesn't say that.

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I thought rats love blow in. Why is this better than batts?

Thank you for this video. May I ask you if you would recommend using the foam inserts into the corner siding post? Can be used with outside corner pieces when installing TimberCrest I/S insulated siding These are available at Home Depot. For example ABTCO 3/4 inch Outside Corner Foam Insert (PC).

Que pasa si pongo el revestimiento hacía arriba?

I have your failure of siding on my house! $200,000 to replace and remove! Your class action pain $3500! I am a contractor will never use any of your products!!

No way certainteed shingles. Their home office is in Europe. When you get a batch of defective shingles they will not take care of them. I am having to file suit against them to make them correct their problems. Such a mess.

I am up to my neck with troubles from this very shingle. They are just the worst. If I could take the time to spell out why it will fail is sickening. I have installed 6000 sq of this product and am now having to go back on all of them to reinspect. The problem is that they will not step up I already know. One of distributors tells me they make clients proceed legally to take care of any problems. This is a disaster for my 40 yr company. I put it on my house and my daughters house. Mine is ok. Hers is less than 6 months old and will have to be replaced. Anyone aware of class action against these guys?

this explains nothing Haha I'm surprised certainteed isnt out of business

Las ardillas están destruyéndose la INSULACION,

Ese corte en ángulo es de 45 grados?

I had to do corner bead for the last 2 days, and I had the pleasure of using Aquabead, this product is easy breezy! I wish I was doing this on piece work because I went through 4 1/2 boxes in 16 hours.

this is like 1/2" less wider than nocoat, but does exact same thing, and half the price. they both bond same way, no compaints, i been in drywall for 25 years, i dont use no coat, i use leveline for paste 13 years, and they're both made by Certainteed

stop the moisture issue if and when you have mold👍

great information👍

Great information, starting to see more roofers using my mold assessment and remediation business to make sure they don't have any issues.

wtf is an "adeezee"

Excelente video, no entiendo como no tiene comentarios. Mejor explicado imposible!! Me ayudo mucho ya que estaba insulando un ático que ya tenía drywall y no sabía cómo iba el papel si para arriba o para abajo!! Pero mirando este video solucione el problema. Gracias!!

Is the hopper base available to purchase separately?

I can't find anyone in Pennsylvania to install CertainTeed solar shingles.

Going with landmark but looking for a lighter gray that's not a cool tone ! Replacing a roof at Mexico Beach, so I want a lighter shade thinking about silver birch home is cottage style Beach side gavulume roof is 12,000 more. 😮😮 😮😮😮😮😮

240#

Landmark Pro shingles are better, and they provide an impact resistance rating.

The max definition colors and the algae-streak resistance are great! Ask your installer about the Landmark Pro shingles.

Can this fence be installed from one side (abutting a neighboring fence) ? Thanks.

??? Is there a way to evaluate a failure causes? My 2015 roof is sliding down on the front (south) side. It's now about a three inch overhang and the seams above it are coming apart. What's the possible causes? What's the fix? Is the whole roof compromised or is there an easier fix? Thanks for a great video. Our location: Central Florida weather zone 9B. In 2020 the roof looked fine when inspected for any weak areas.

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What a joke this is!

Confusing because I googled vapor barrier rockwool insulation and they say it is not needed: Do you need vapor barrier over mineral wool insulation? Because of its greater density and water resistant properties, mineral wool acts as a vapor barrier and, unlike fiberglass, does not need an additional vapor barrier to be effective Besides that, price of the smallest roll is $200 (50' at Home Depot special order).., I need to do one wall so what do I do with the remaining 45'?

Doesn’t show at all how’s its installed

No idea why im watching this, I dont have a house. I will say the temperature markings at ~2:05 are an interesting consideration i hadnt thought about!

What about in attic on floor under unfaced batts?

Good but why call it "no-coat" then skim, then skim again, then sand (1:44-2:00)? (in addition to mudding its back)

Omg this guy would drive me crazy on my jobs. Take like 5000 years.

06:14 installation instructions