As the 2015 IECC (International Energy Conservation Code) works its way into state and local jurisdictions, the required R-values will eclipse what you get by simply insulating between the studs.
Here’s how you can meet the new energy codes.
Soon adding insulation to the outside of houses will become a reality for Pros in more parts of the country. And houses will have to have blower door tests for air tightness.
If your jurisdiction still conforms to the IRC 2003 or 2006, now is the time to step up your game on your own terms.
How to meet the new energy codes
If you stay ahead of the codes, you’ll never be caught by surprise. You’ll also be two steps ahead of the competition. If you chase the codes, you’ll let others dictate your business’ profit potential.
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