cstullis

LSU FOOTBALL TICKETS AND PARKING PASS ????

I NEED A MINOR MIRACLE! 2 DAYS LEFT!

Deadline March 7th

Section: 305
Row: 64
Seats: 21-24 (4)
20 Yard Line
East Side

Section: 406
Row: 25
Seats: 11-14 (4)
South Endzone

Parking Passes
406 (2) (LSU Softball Stadium)

Please text me at (817) 371-2308

8 tickets and 2 parking passes (preferred)

I’m willing to break them up into 4 tickets on the East side and a parking pass off Skip Bertman near the softball stadium and…

4 tickets in the South Endzone and a parking pass off of Skip Bertman near the softball stadium.

4 tickets on East side 20 yard line under the overhang

4 tickets in the South Endzone left of the goalpost even with the LSU hash and about 30-40 rows up

2 Parking Passes off Skip Bertman Road between Tiger Stadium and the LSU Vet School. The LSU Softball parking lot.

Text me at (817) 371-2308 or e-mail me at chandlertullis@gmail.com

SOLD

Thanks to all! Great discussion!!!

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yes, it's actually fairly easy from what I've seen. They vacuum out the blown-in stuff, seal the openings and spray the foam in. As an interim solution, you can also put up a radiant barrier on the inner part of the roof that will knock down the temp some. You can get it from Home Depot pretty cheap.

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We should talk sooner than later. I have a number of time sensitive things going on that may be of interest to you.

Send me an e-mail and your contact info to cst@cox.net and let's talk. Thanks in advance!

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this was a RESNET course designed to prepare one to take the HERS test. I wasn't taking it for that reason, more for business planning. I own a company that does residential lighting and energy systems for large custom homes, and am developing a business offering to do energy design and consulting targeted at architects and upper-end builders.

The math is pretty simple though, and I'm not saying that foam in walls isn't beneficial, just that there may not be much in the way of payback over standard insulation compared to other energy investments. Most heat in the south is generated from the attic and windows.

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We definitely need to speak and/or meet for a cup of coffee, breakfast or whatever. It sounds like we're definitely on similar paths and I think a discussion between us might prove to be extremely win/win.

Will you e-mail me at cst@cox.net so we can talk more and to set up a time and place to meet?

Thanks in advance!
Chandler

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I built a house in SWLA last year & used foam insulation. My attic is never more than 3 degrees warmer than the rest of the house. My electric bill is never high. I think foam is worth the money.

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What company and product did you use? How big is your house? How much was the total job cost versus what traditional insulation would have been?

That's awesome! I'd love to know more!

What do you do?

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I took a Residential Energy Design course last summer. The thought being that, in the South, the difference in temperature outside to inside isn't that big on average, therefore you won't have much heat transfer through the walls...basic insulation is plenty. The main sources of heat gain in the home are the attic and solar gain through the windows.

Another issue they discussed related to foam, is since the house is sealed much better than normal, the owner needs to install an air exchanger to make sure there is enough fresh air flowing through the home.

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Interesting. I would agree that there is school and books and then there is real world, but I'm certainly not disputing it. I definitely look forward to learning more about it practically and real world speaking. It sounds logical though.

What do you do now?

Thanks!

Why don't we take this offline? Drop me an e-mail to cst@cox.net

We spray EnergyWise Foam (Bayer) and yes we have a proprietary system that helps us tell the customer how much foam to put in the attic, walls, sub floors, etc, how much A/C, where the ducts and vents should go, etc.

I need to look into your comments about the value being in the attic in the south and not really in the walls. Where did you read or see this, I'd love a source to go to.