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Home That '70s Remodel

That '70s Remodel

This series highlights the challenges of renovating a 1970s home, including outdated materials like cardboard sheathing and poor insulation. The team uncovered mold, termite damage, and fire damage during demolition. They also decided to replace the entire HVAC system for better efficiency and added air conditioning. Concerns about weather conditions prompted protective measures to prevent water damage during a rainy weekend. The exterior will be rebuilt with Zip R sheathing for improved insulation. The series offers a realistic look at the challenges and solutions in remodeling a 1970s home.

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That ‘70s Remodel: Episode 2 - Framing Repairs & Termites

Episode 2    

On Episode 2 of That '70s Remodel, Stephanie addresses water and termite damage, updating framing to maintain structural integrity.

That ‘70s Remodel: Episode 3 - Updating Comfort: Interior Insulation

Episode 3    

Stephanie Dailey's dual-approach insulation strategy in Sandy, Utah improved energy efficiency and structural integrity of a 1969 vacation home under $200,000.

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