The show keeps getting better and better! Fun, day-to-day topics, things we all think about but often don't speak about ... lots of common sense issues being discussed. Not to mention the helpful suggestions!
Do they let a lot of heat in during hot summer months? ie: do they make the a/c run more due to the sun coming in? Is there a way to shut them from inside if the weather is really hot? Or are they insulated in a way so that doesn't happen? Thanks.
Trying to speak for all 3 of us, we thank you for your suggestions, and comments and praise. It sure is fun trying to figure out exactly how to do something. We surely don't want ta "bore - ya" or turn you away.
And don't worry, the Presidential election is over. We look forward to talking about whatever subject is impotant to y'all as we wait for your calls about "Bldg Ideas".
Sincerely - The "Bldg Ideas" boys / Gentleman
P.S. Calls can be about -
1. Construction - from small to large
2. Roofing - from repair to replace
3. Ideas - about a new product, and/or how to get something going.
Hi Mike, this one is probably for you. My house was built in 1936, and I'm certain the pipes are originals. My hot water stream, primarily in my shower, is getting worse and worse. The rest of the house seems okay. I've had mixed suggestions about what it might be ... clogging pipes, clogging hot water moderator on the water heater, etc. Any quick thoughts? It's become increasingly worse over the last 6 months! I've switched the nozzle to one that is supposed to handle low water pressure, to no avail.
The last thing I want to do is tear apart my walls for new pipes!
Hi, guys. Thanks for starting up a construction show. We _LOVE_ having experts to answer our building questions. Your technical info is great and your practical suggestions are very useful.
However, ... There are lots of "off-topic" parts in there currently that would do much better in a separate opinion show -- maybe titled "Manliness" or "Here's What We Think"? -- and those parts take away from the construction/roofing/repair/remodel focus that I think most listeners want.
Please consider splitting your show (maybe into two half-hour shows?) or re-focussing back onto its original topic -- BUILDING.
You're sounding good! I'd just prefer more Q&A and less politics.
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Submitted by Lori (not verified) on
The show keeps getting better and better! Fun, day-to-day topics, things we all think about but often don't speak about ... lots of common sense issues being discussed. Not to mention the helpful suggestions!
Keep it up, guys!
Solar Tubes
Submitted by Marilyn (not verified) on
Do they let a lot of heat in during hot summer months? ie: do they make the a/c run more due to the sun coming in? Is there a way to shut them from inside if the weather is really hot? Or are they insulated in a way so that doesn't happen? Thanks.
Solar Tubes
Submitted by mikebedrock on
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you...
They are double glazed and insulated so they do not let much heat in. Some brands make models with a shade now.
Hope this helps.
Solar Tubes
Submitted by Marilyn (not verified) on
It does help, thank you.
Thanks for your thoughts - and please keep them coming!
Submitted by Kyle W. (not verified) on
To all,
Trying to speak for all 3 of us, we thank you for your suggestions, and comments and praise. It sure is fun trying to figure out exactly how to do something. We surely don't want ta "bore - ya" or turn you away.
And don't worry, the Presidential election is over. We look forward to talking about whatever subject is impotant to y'all as we wait for your calls about "Bldg Ideas".
Sincerely - The "Bldg Ideas" boys / Gentleman
P.S. Calls can be about -
1. Construction - from small to large
2. Roofing - from repair to replace
3. Ideas - about a new product, and/or how to get something going.
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If we have time and you care to - whats gnawing at ya? A question or call-in about something out there - are we even thinking.
4. Are we even thinking - question?
Pipes
Submitted by Lori (not verified) on
Hi Mike, this one is probably for you. My house was built in 1936, and I'm certain the pipes are originals. My hot water stream, primarily in my shower, is getting worse and worse. The rest of the house seems okay. I've had mixed suggestions about what it might be ... clogging pipes, clogging hot water moderator on the water heater, etc. Any quick thoughts? It's become increasingly worse over the last 6 months! I've switched the nozzle to one that is supposed to handle low water pressure, to no avail.
The last thing I want to do is tear apart my walls for new pipes!
Flat roof
Submitted by Pete (not verified) on
Hi guys, I heard your show on roofs this Sunday. I have a flat roof that has more than likely tar paper and tar covering it.
I have NO leaks but I wonder about maintenance. Should I be pro active to ask a roofing company to do something?
I live in Stonegate Woods so one of you might know the type of flat roof I'm talking about.
Thank you
sounds like two different shows...
Submitted by Lois & friends (not verified) on
Hi, guys. Thanks for starting up a construction show. We _LOVE_ having experts to answer our building questions. Your technical info is great and your practical suggestions are very useful.
However, ... There are lots of "off-topic" parts in there currently that would do much better in a separate opinion show -- maybe titled "Manliness" or "Here's What We Think"? -- and those parts take away from the construction/roofing/repair/remodel focus that I think most listeners want.
Please consider splitting your show (maybe into two half-hour shows?) or re-focussing back onto its original topic -- BUILDING.
You're sounding good! I'd just prefer more Q&A and less politics.
A far away fan!
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Thanks Missouri! We appreciate your listening in!
Interesting Topics!
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Love your show, guys .... comfortable, relaxed, informative ... fun stuff! I am a HUGE fan!
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