Andrew, Patrick, Travis Brungardt, and Joe Cook report from the third annual Midwest Building Science Symposium in Kansas City, Mo.

Ian, Kiley, and Patrick hear from listeners about salvaged wood flooring, going all-electric, and protecting a foundation during a prolonged build before taking questions about energy improvements for an old Victorian, fixing shaky walls from slamming doors, and sealing holes left by roofing nails.

Patrick, Ian, and Kiley recap the podcast and talk about methods and rationale for residential deep-energy retrofits.

Andrew, Ian and Patrick hear from listeners about radon and excavation contracting before taking questions about fixing the floor in an Eisenhower-era bathroom, vapor control for a small shop in Manitoba, and water pouring from this home’s electrical service entrance.

Andrew, Ian and Patrick recap the podcast and talk about smart-home technology and what you can do with it

Andrew, Ian, and Patrick hear from listeners about porch conversions, sawing your own lumber, and pandemic remodeling before taking listener questions about noticeable settlement, multihead minisplits, and repairing a stone foundation.

Patrick, Ian, and Andrew talk about provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act that encourage the adoption of heat pumps, electric cars, and solar panels and provide money for electrical upgrades.

We hear from listeners about building your own house and the cost of electrical work before taking questions about above-garage living spaces, using paper-faced insulation behind siding, and leveling a sawn-lumber floor system.

Ian, Andrew, and Patrick talk about Ian’s planned post-frame outbuilding.

In this special series of episodes of the FHB Podcast, Andrew Zoellner, executive director of Keep Craft Alive, shares his conversations with some of the most talented and dedicated people…