Kiley Jacques

The crew hears from listeners about tilt-turn windows and roof sheathing before taking listener questions about trusses, rigid insulation on the roof, and spray foam.

The crew talk about the many types of products that go into house builds.

Holey sheathing, making the most of an existing home, drilling holes in concrete foundations, and HVAC systems in a mixed climate.

Kiley, Ian, and Patrick talk about housing and building in the UK and in Paris.

Winterizing foundations, lazy additions, air-sealing band joists, and good windows at a reasonable price.

Ian, Kiley, and Patrick hear from listeners about salvaged wood flooring, going all-electric, and protecting a foundation during a prolonged build before taking questions about energy improvements for an old Victorian, fixing shaky walls from slamming doors, and sealing holes left by roofing nails.

Patrick, Ian, and Kiley recap the podcast and talk about methods and rationale for residential deep-energy retrofits.

Kiley, Ian, and Patrick hear from listeners about climate control for sheds, energy audits, and water-heater condensate before taking questions about air-sealing electrical boxes, building with 2x3s, and keeping pipes warm with insulation.

Patrick, Ian, and Kiley recap the podcast and talk about middle-classing housing.

A heritage property in the Adirondacks maximizes indoor-outdoor living space.