Melissa,
I would strongly advise against using Energy Ready, the Civic Works
organization that partners with Retrofit Baltimore. Although the upstairs of my
house is now considerably warmer in the winter with insulation in the
attic/crawl space, my experience with them was a nightmare.
Also, if your house is anything like mine, you may need to hire an electrician
to remove knob and tube wiring before insulation can be blown in. I was glad to
get rid of it, but it was an extra expense.
-Jon
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Sent: Monday, June 24, 2013 11:54 AM
Subject: [Chat] recommendations, info on installation of solar tube/ skylight
and attic insulation/ exhaust fans ?
I'm interested in getting some attic insulation put in in my typical 3-story,
flat-roofed CV row home and am wondering if anyone out there who has had done
so, can provide me with recommendations (or ANTI-recommendations) for
installers and any advice.
And while I'm at it, I'm also mulling installing a skylight or solar tube. Any
input or recommendations on that would be really appreciated as well. Thanks,
Melissa
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