S5E7 Making An Air Tight House
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A vapor control layer is installed to create an airtight envelope, improving comfort and heat pump efficiency. The unique properties of the CIGA product protect wall assemblies from moisture. Air sealing techniques, including specialized tapes and sealing around windows and doors, are employed to prevent air leakage. The team faces challenges with pipe cutting but collaborates effectively, making significant progress before the drywall crew arrives.
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