Many people finish basements each year, but most of those finishing jobs are destined to be less than they can be. Sub-standard approaches to basement insulation and subfloors are the reasons why. Watch my video below to learn how to apply basement insulation so your finished space is warm, cozy and much less likely to form mold, mildew and mustiness than most basements.
Similar Posts
Low-Profile vs. Raised Shower Trays: Which One is Right for You?
When it comes to designing your bathroom, even the smallest decisions can make a big impact—like choosing between a low-profile and a raised shower tray. The term “shower tray” refers to the base on a shower that you stand on,…
What’s the best strategy for insulating the inside surface of the solid brick walls of my 1969 bungalow?
What’s the best strategy for insulating the inside surface of the solid brick walls of my 1969 bungalow? I’m planning to strip the interior surface, install 2×4 strapping, then spray the cavities full of foam. Is spray foam safe? Should…
Top-Down Roof and Floor Insulation
In this video, watch Steve explain how to insulate a cabin roof from the top, leaving the rafters and roof boards visible from inside.
CASE STUDY: Log Home Builder’s Work Takes Your Breath Away
Think you’ve seen everything log building has to offer? Think again, as we show you how this Canadian craftsman takes the craft to new levels.
What should I use to strip paint off one outside wall of my house?
What should I use to strip paint off one outside wall of my house? The last time I stripped before painting I used a propane torch on the other walls, but that was before I realized I was dealing with…
INTERIORS: “How Can I Stop Knot Stains Bleeding Through Painted Woodwork?”
Got some painted solid wood trim at your house? You’ve probably got ugly knots showing through, too. Solve the problem once and for all using more than just hope and an old wives tale.







