That '70s Remodel
That '70s Remodel Ep 8 - Exterior Update & HVAC
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On Episode 8 oThat '70s Remodel, Stephanie takes us on a full-scale transformation of a dated 1970s home into a high-performance, low-maintenance property ready for Airbnb guests near Salt Lake City’s ski resorts. Starting with an upgraded building envelope using ZIP System® R Sheathing for improved thermal performance and moisture control, the remodel combines energy efficiency with curb appeal. Exterior updates include thin-cut cultured stone with custom drip flashing, cost-effective stucco with refined pop-outs, cedar decks with Cinch railing systems, and all-new windows and doors. Inside, the project features upgraded HVAC systems with variable speed furnaces, heat pumps, ERVs, spray foam insulation, and meticulous air sealing for year-round comfort. Along the way, Stephanie addresses unexpected challenges—like water damage from a hose bib mishap—with a commitment to doing the job right. From improved safety and durability to modern style and comfort, this remodel is a showcase of smart construction practices and thoughtful design choices. Follow Stephanie on Instagram.
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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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