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With dust and debris when youre building or remodeling a home. But, you know, a lot of that stuff gets sucked up into the homes heating and cooling ducts as well. And thats not as easily dealt with using just a broom or a vacuum. It takes some special equipment, and thats what weve got on site today along with the experts to run it. Well, we have dan rollie here helping us clean out our ducts today. So Duct Cleaning a lot of people just dont really think about it, do they . They dont, and its an overlooked aspect of ind overlook that and and should have a quality inspection done on their ductwork. And you have some specialized equipment that you use to do this. We do; in addition to our negative air vacuums that we use to pull all the debris down, we use a combination of these brushes and whips to agitate the debris in the ductwork so that we can pull it back into the collection machine. So basically the idea is to loosen everything up and then work it down from start at the top of the
Now this fastsetting concrete you can mix it up in a buggy. What were gonna be doing though were gonna dump it directly into the hole and add some water. Makes the process of what were doing a little bit easier. Now what you wanna do is put in about half of a bag, and then well soak it with water. Let that soak in and then add more dry mix then more water and keep working our way as we adjust the pole as we go along. Now the idea is to fill the hole almost to the top with a little bit of room left for grass or mulch or Something Like that. Then well be able to moisten the top and let it set up. It shouldnt take too long. Ok. We got the lightpost nice and secure. Once we get bob, our electrician, out here you can see this lights gonna look real nice up on the post. Nice addition to the whole front yard here. Weve had a lot of things going on outside, but we also have been working hard inside appliances so that were all set for insulation and drywall. And that will include a gas pipe and
The pces. Theyre already grouted. Theyre ready to be installed. So were going to go ahead and put the twopart epoxy on the back of the material and go ahead and mount it right up. Now theyve included a tile insert here. Not only is it beautiful, but it also shows how much work they do offsite. This is all glued and grouted already so once its installed, its a done deal. We go ahead and take a fiberglassreinforced panel, and go ahead and mount the mosaic. Its aly installation day, we can just go ahead and use the same 2part epoxy on the back of it, and go ahead and install the backsplash. So is there any special maintenance with this . Absolutely not. Because theyre permanently sealed already, you can just clean the countertops with soap and water. They never need sealing or maintenance. And the same with the new cabinets weve just installed. They can just wipe it down with a soapy sponge. So as far as the install, anything special the guys do to wrap up . Just a couple of minor things.
It straddles that area where you had that open spot in your sheathing, so the air escapes up into here, and then it filters out through these cores here. This is called a snow block, so this keeps snow from coming up and coming into your attic area. So the air escapes down through here and then exits like this. This ridge vent is able to exhaust 20 square inches of air for every foot of ridge vent. So once this is screwed into place, then our tile will go right onto the top of this, like so. It fits perfectly. Headlok fasteners and we put that right through the core vent into a 2x4 that weve attached below. Then we just continue that process all the way across the top of the roof. Now, clay tiles are appropriate for any climate, but there is one safeguard up here in the snow belt thats recommended, and that is a snow guard. Now, what this does is, it holds the snow on the roof as things start to thaw and its especially useful over gutters, walkways, and doorsteps. Theyre typically inst