Contact Ideal Roofing Transcripts Jim Hardwick: This drill is called tall kneeling mini squats. This is a great drill to work on a little bit of glute stability, hip stability, but we’re also going to work on hip extension, opening up the front side of our hip capsules. Okay? We’ve got Bree on a pad […]
What Is The Purpose Of The Chimney Cricket?
Contact Ideal Roofing Transcript Jim Hardwick: … so that when the water and debris come down, it doesn’t do this. Hi, I’m Jim with Ideal Roofing. Let’s talk about chimneys, and how it joins with your roof. Here we see an area, a chimney that is missing a chimney cricket. What’s a chimney cricket? When […]
What Does Storm Damage On Shingles Look Like?
Contact Ideal Roofing Transcript Jim Hardwick: So now let’s compress the shingle over time and then this is what it does. Hi, I’m Jim with Ideal Roofing. Let’s talk about briefly some storm damage. Could have been from a hurricane, tropical storm or high wind, and sometimes it’s not so obvious besides full missing shingles. […]
Should Ridge Vent Go To Edge Of Roof?
Contact Ideal Roofing Transcript Jim Hardwick: What they did here was they stopped it short, so you’re losing that extra foot of ventilation. Hi. I’m Jim with Ideal Roofing. Let’s talk about ridge vent installation. Here we have a one-story house and it has plenty of ridge vent installed. Look how long this is, and […]
Shingle Roof Maintenance FAQ’s
Contact Ideal Roofing Transcript Jim Hardwick: These collars need to be maintained and sealed right here. I’m Jim with Ideal Roofing. Let’s talk about roof maintenance. Not every homeowner knows that you have to maintain your roof. You can’t just install a new roof and just let it perform, which is like never painting your […]
Are Active or Passive Vents Better?
Contact Ideal Roofing Transcript Jim Hardwick: The air has to speed up and travel to the other side. When air is moving fast, it has a decrease in pressure. Hi, I am Jim Hardwick with Ideal Roofing, and you need attic ventilation. It’s going to move the air out of your attic, obviously to keep […]
Tom gets a tour of Mueller’s new Steel Building facility
Contact Mueller Steel Building Transcript Heath Peterson: And that just kept growing and growing until- Speaker 2: 3, 2, 1. Group: Wooh. Tom Tynan: Today is 90 years in the making. Heath Peterson: Mueller is like a big family. Tom Tynan: A party with friends, barbecue and a few special guests. Cary Perrin […]
Radiant Barrier Installation Do’s and Don’ts
Contact Arctic Insulation Solutions Transcripts: Brady Hallford: Having the air gap allows the radiant barrier to more effectively bounce the heat back into the atmosphere and cool your attic. We’re up in an attic about three-quarters through the install of the radiant barrier foil. So as you could see, the foil is a four […]
Do You Have Enough Attic Insulation?
Contact Arctic Insulation Solutions Transcripts: Brady Hallford: Here’s a quick tip to know if you have enough insulation. As you can see, this attic has 14 inches of blown fiberglass, but if you go into your attic and you can see the top of your ceiling joist, these ceiling joists are typically six inches. […]
Remove All The Old Attic Insulation
Contact Arctic Insulation Solutions Transcripts: Brady Hallford: It’s possible to blow additional insulation onto your existing insulation to get you up to the desired R value. However, sometimes it’s necessary to remove all of that old insulation, haul it off, start fresh with a nice clean attic. Here in this attic, we’ve vacuumed out […]
An Attic Radiant Barrier Foil Is The Best Option
Contact Arctic Insulation Solutions Transcripts: Brady Hallford: So it’s double-sided with insulation in between. With 97% reflectivity, you’re way above the other options on the market. Hi, I’m Brady with Arctic Insulation Solutions. And I’m here today to talk to you about radiant barrier foil. So there are all kinds of radiant barriers out […]
Do This To Cool Down Your Attic 30 or 40 Degrees
Contact Arctic Insulation Solutions Transcripts: Brady Hallford: By installing this radiant barrier foil, we’re able to reject that sunlight back into the atmosphere. This is 14 inches of blown fiberglass insulation. We’ve installed rulers here so that you can easily look around and kind of gauge the depth of your insulation. But 14 inches […]
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