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That '70s Remodel

That ‘70s Remodel: Episode 3 - Updating Comfort: Interior Insulation

In Episode 3 of That '70s Remodel Stephanie showcases a comprehensive energy efficiency renovation of a 1969 vacation home in Sandy, Utah. The house had severe performance issues, including excessive air leakage (7.2 air changes per hour) and inadequate insulation (only 70% of walls properly insulated). The renovation used a dual insulation approach: 3-3.5 inches of closed cell spray foam inside wall cavities combined with continuous R6 exterior insulation panels. This strategy was designed for an exterior-only remodel and provided excellent air sealing, moisture protection, and thermal performance while potentially strengthening the aging structure. Additional improvements included a complete HVAC system replacement with modern equipment and air recovery ventilation to handle the now-tighter building envelope. The project demonstrates how strategic upgrades can dramatically improve energy efficiency, comfort, and structural integrity in older homes while keeping costs under $200,000, serving as a model for sustainable renovation practices.

That ‘70s Remodel - Episode 11 - Bonus Episode
That ‘70s Remodel Ep 10 - Final Walkthrough
That ‘70s Remodel Ep 9 - Final Air Sealing & Blower Door
That '70s Remodel Ep 8 - Exterior Update & HVAC
That '70s Remodel Ep. 7 - Roughed-in Blower Door
That '70s Remodel | Episode 6 - Windows & Doors
That '70s Remodel Ep 5 - Weather Barrier
That '70s Remodel Ep 4 - Exterior Insulation Upgrade
That ‘70s Remodel: Episode 2 - Framing Repairs & Termites
That ‘70s Remodel: Episode 1 - Project Overview & Demo

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That ‘70s Remodel: Episode 1 - Project Overview & Demo

That ‘70s Remodel: Episode 1 - Project Overview & Demo

Episode 1    

Challenges include outdated materials, mold, termite, and fire damage. Excited for modern upgrades like HVAC and zip sheathing in this '70s remodel in Sandy, Utah.

That ‘70s Remodel: Episode 2 - Framing Repairs & Termites

That ‘70s Remodel: Episode 2 - Framing Repairs & Termites

Episode 2    

On Episode 2 of That '70s Remodel, Stephanie addresses water and termite damage, updating framing to maintain structural integrity.

That '70s Remodel Ep 4 - Exterior Insulation Upgrade

That '70s Remodel Ep 4 - Exterior Insulation Upgrade

Episode 4    

Stephanie takes us behind the scenes of her stunning transformation of a 1970s home into a vibrant, modern sanctuary. With a deep respect for the home's original architecture and a bold vision for its potential, Stephanie shares how she embraced and enhanced retro elements—rather than erasing them—to create a space that feels both timeless and fresh.

That '70s Remodel Ep 5 - Weather Barrier

That '70s Remodel Ep 5 - Weather Barrier

Episode 5    

The 5th episode of That '70s Remodel focuses on upgrading the building envelope with ZIP System products for improved performance and efficiency.

That '70s Remodel | Episode 6 - Windows & Doors

That '70s Remodel | Episode 6 - Windows & Doors

Episode 6    

Stephanie dives into budget-conscious yet high-performance choices for windows and doors on this episode of "That ‘70s Remodel". She explains the decisions made to balance affordability, performance, and long-term durability.

That '70s Remodel Ep. 7 - Roughed-in Blower Door

That '70s Remodel Ep. 7 - Roughed-in Blower Door

Episode 7    

Stephanie and the team use Zip System R Sheathing to improve insulation, reduce air leaks, and enhance energy efficiency in a '70s home renovation.

That '70s Remodel Ep 8 - Exterior Update & HVAC

That '70s Remodel Ep 8 - Exterior Update & HVAC

Episode 8    

Stephanie transforms a 1970s home into an energy-efficient, stylish Airbnb near ski resorts with ZIP System® Sheathing, cultured stone, stucco, cedar decks, and updated HVAC systems.

That ‘70s Remodel Ep 9 - Final Air Sealing & Blower Door

That ‘70s Remodel Ep 9 - Final Air Sealing & Blower Door

Stephanie showcases a successful exterior-focused renovation with improved energy efficiency and durability, all achieved within a $200,000 budget.

That ‘70s Remodel Ep 10 - Final Walkthrough

That ‘70s Remodel Ep 10 - Final Walkthrough

Stephanie Dailey wraps up the ambitious renovation, highlighting energy efficiency, durability, and guest comfort. The remodel stayed on budget and transformed the 1970s rambler into a modern Airbnb rental.

That ‘70s Remodel - Episode 11 - Bonus Episode

That ‘70s Remodel - Episode 11 - Bonus Episode

In this Bonus Episode of That 70’s Remodel, Stephanie dives into the full story behind this ambitious renovation—sharing real costs, unexpected challenges, and the smart solutions that turned a dated 1970s Utah home into a high-performing, short-term rental. From hidden termite damage and weather delays to major upgrades in insulation, HVAC, and curb appeal, Stephanie breaks down how her team completed the project in just 86 days—on budget and with stunning results.

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