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1. 
   Piffin | Oct 31, 2005 07:49pm | #1

   http://www.corbond.com/find_installer.asp

   or for DIY
   http://www.tigerfoam.com/index.php

    

    

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   Piffin | Oct 31, 2005 07:53pm | #2

   BTW, if you are just now planning the insulation, you are probably further than two months from finished

    

    

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   Brian | Nov 01, 2005 05:55am | #4

   Thanks for the vote of confidence.  I've been planning for a few years, just at the insulation fork in the road...  but one path seems impossible.  The tiger foam website is something I will look into; I have 25 squares of roof to insulate, and the estimate was $7500, partly because the guy was going to drive 5 hours to do the job!

    

    

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   Edited 10/31/2005 11:20 pm ET by Brian

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   Piffin | Nov 01, 2005 01:41pm | #5

   Another DIY site for suppliers was fomo 

    

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   Brian | Nov 01, 2005 03:10pm | #6

   Thanks.  I once thought the DIY approach would be outrageously expensive, but now that I have an estimate from an installer its looking better...

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3. 
   frenchy | Oct 31, 2005 09:59pm | #3

   Brian,

     I used SIPs laid flat on my ceiling..   They span a tremendous distance and are wonderfully efficent as an insulation.. If you are worried about wire chases etc. just raise your ceilings a few inches and then put a false or lowered ceiling back in..

    

4. 
   MAsprayfoam | Nov 06, 2005 03:33pm | #7

   Brian,
   Call Corbond yourself. Talk to Blair Johnson and he will direct you the best he can.

   The website is sometimes out of date. I install Corbond and am located in western Massachusetts, a little too far from you.

   Good luck, and you will not be dissapointed with the Corbond. It's the best insulation available.

   Stu

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   Brian | Nov 06, 2005 04:35pm | #8

   Thanks.  I'll call Monday.

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