Glossy or Flat—Which Exterior Paint Should you Use?
You may think that the choice between glossy or flat is only aesthetic, but there are other considerations too.
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Why Eaves are a Necessary Design Feature
Roofing eaves do an important job in keeping water away from wall and window systems. The rise of modernism in architectural design has started a fashion where these are omitted to achieve a cleaner line on the outside of the building. However, eaves perform a vital role in protecting the home from moisture.
Ol Sage Survey Reveals Why Homeowners Choose to Remodel
Knowing why your clients are remodelling can help you to successfully fulfill their goals. Here are the main reasons why homeowners decide to remodel.
Can SolarBord be Retrofitted?
Curious about if there is there any way Solarbord can be retrofitted between the rafters of an existing roof? Hmmm? Best consult the Ol’ Sage Builder!
Direct Fired Heaters can lead to Excessive Moisture Problems
Direct fired heaters burn gas to produce heat. When gas burns, it produces water as a by-product…..which might lead to some serious moisture problems!
Can you use Pinnacle subflooring on a roof?
Subflooring on a roof? Has the whole world been turned upside down and gone topsy-turvy? Don’t worry folks, let the Ol’ Sage Builder set the record straight on this matter!
Don’t Install your OSB Wall Panels as Tight as Possible
Many framers are being told to install OSB wall panels/sheathing as tight as possible in order to create a tighter building envelope and meet energy codes. While this may make some sense, there are inherent pitfalls to this strategy.
Floating Floors
Thinking of installing a floating floor? It’s imperative that you know what you are doing!
How important is Panel Spacing?
So is the spacing between your OSB panels actually important? Better consult the Ol’ Sage….
Proper Fastening Prevents Call Backs
Improper fastening of structural panels continues to be an expensive call-back issue for many builders, and the Ol’ Sage Builder as the solution and a few tips for you to help!
