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When talking to homeowners or trade contractors about energy-efficient construction this question is inevitable. The answer: Tight houses are good because they lower energy bills and increase comfort. But there's a big BUT
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Less is more, more or less. And now it is codified.
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When plumbing lines burst, people notice. Unfortunately, a lot of the moisture damage in houses has nothing to do with bulk water.
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Like kitchen bath remodels, it involves plumbing, ventilation, electrical upgrades, waterproofing, and building inspectors
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Nov 28 2019
Tightening an old house or building a tight new one means that you can't leave ventilation to random leaks anymore. You have to control it.
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