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Home Build Science™ 201

Episodes

Ep. 9 - Vapor Management: Rate

Episode 9    

Matt and Steve emphasize balancing drying and wetting potential to prevent structural damage. They highlight strategies like rain screens, ventilation, and moisture monitoring to ensure long-term durability and prevent mold in homes.

Ep. 10 - Thermal Management: Continuity

Episode 10    

Matt and Steve discuss thermal continuity, emphasizing insulation’s role in minimizing heat transfer. They highlight strategies like exterior insulation and reducing thermal bridging to improve comfort and energy efficiency in homes.

Ep. 12 - Thermal Management: Proportional

Episode 12    

Build Science™ 201 emphasizes proportional thermal control, highlighting balanced insulation for sub-slabs, walls, and windows. Builders should prioritize water/air control layers, exceed minimum attic insulation, and enhance energy efficiency. Build Science™ 201 emphasizes proportional thermal control, highlighting balanced insulation for sub-slabs, walls, and windows. Builders should prioritize water/air control layers, exceed minimum attic insulation, and enhance energy efficiency.

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