Posted By: jongig | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/28/2008
2,400 SQ-FT home, single story, poured and insulated full basement 2,400 SQ-ft. Climatemaster T-27 4-ton with strip heaters, 2-zones, main floor zone and basement zone, 2 bore holes each 300 feet deep in a parallel closed loop configuration. |
Posted By: Andi | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/28/2008
I am considering purchasing a home built in 1973. "...this solid thermocore commercially constructed architecturally designed home. There is 8” of concrete between levels, making this solid home very well insulated factor seldom seen and sound proof (great tornado shelter)." This is quoted... |
Posted By: walkerbn1 | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/25/2008
Build a green Timber Frame home on Fredonia Mountain with Geothermal, SIPS, Rainwater capture, and as much help as I can get. |
Posted By: mike sheddan | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/25/2008
2350 sq/ft ranch with 2350 sq/ft exposed basement |
Posted By: herb | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/25/2008
2000sf ranch pollysteel icf shell house 2car attached garage with bonus room over garage |
Posted By: Neil Fenstermaker | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/25/2008
Hybrid ICF/Timberframe construction with SIP roof on Timberframe section. Approximately 3500 sq/ft tri-level with timberframe great room on a crawl space. Upper level would be bed rooms/kitchen/dining area with a walk-out basement underneath. |
Posted By: CHARLENE LANGHORST | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/25/2008
REPLACING OIL FURNANCE |
Posted By: bloke | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/25/2008
I'd like to do a classic barn style timberframe home with basement. Wish list items include: SIPs, ICF, Geothermal, some Solar, radiant heating, and any other green/energy saving itesm. |
Posted By: azs | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/25/2008
To use our windows well. |
Posted By: terrynew | Category: Single Family Home | Updated: 11/25/2008
TBD |
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