A Roof Improvement Blog
Different parts of the house – different insulation On the building show, today we’re talking insulation, what insulation to use in the different parts of your house, whether it’s the exterior of the walls, the ceiling, joists, there’s a lot of options out there. We’re also gonna take a deep dive into Rockwool. What are … Read more
Have you ever had company over and the moment they walk in they make the comment, “Your home feels so cozy” or something similar to it? Your home’s hidden energy Better yet, have you ever been to someone else’s house and felt uncomfortable or overwhelmed while being there? Whether you have or not, this phenomenon … Read more
Shopping for a shower curtain can be a bit of a drag. Oftentimes, you just get a simple white curtain and cross your fingers that it won’t get moldy like your last one did. But as a fashionista and home decor enthusiast, you can do better than a boring shower curtain. There are plenty of … Read more
The entrance is just a small door embedded in a brick façade. Cross the threshold, though, and you’ll feel as if you’ve entered another dimension.
If you’re fond of soft and fuzzy velvet texture, you’re absolutely going to bring these beautiful velvet leaf indoor plants in your home. These houseplants have smooth and velvety foliage that make them look stunning. Add them to your collection if you love to have exotic plants. Velvet Leaf Indoor Plants 1. Velvet Leaf Philodendron Botanical Name: … Read more
Which plants are native to low light? One of the issues many people have with their indoor plants is a lack of humidity. So, to help counter balance that issue, a trick to keeping many lower light plants alive and healthy is to keep them in your bathroom! Indoor plants is an oxymoron. The most … Read more
Asbestos (asbestos cement, fibrolite) was a very popular roofing and siding material in the past. Mainly due to its fireproofing and the fact that you could have got asbestos shingles or panels of any shape.
How many times in your life have you come to the bathroom opened up the lid and you see that it’s totally backed up? What do you do? You’ve got a plunger. You can definitely plunge it.
Today we are going to build trusses for our gambrel style roof for a small goat barn. Each truss takes four pieces, so I can just break that.
Method, how you can mark out the position of your birdsmouth on a skillion or flat or what else they call a mono-slope mono-pitch roof.
Today, I’m going to make a really simple, wasp or bee trap for you out of an old pop bottle, that helps you to get rid of all yellojackets near you.
Algae develops on roofs everywhere where there is substantial humidity in the air. As for Europe and United States it concerns majority of the territory, therefore your roof is never 100% algae-safe here and it is advised to use algae-resistant roofing shingles. Algae and roofing shingles Algae itself is not that dangerous, but it causes … Read more
