Hi Allan
Many thanks again for the marvelous job last Thurs – the highlight of my year to date because it has now proved transforming as you assured me it would. Day one on Fri was very reinforcing for me, as the day was cold, and I had the split air con on for breakfast from habit. [spacer]
Then I decided to turn it off mid morning to test the house’s new capacity for retaining some sort of warmth… well, once the indoor temp hit 17 degs – quite comfortable for me with my appropriate dressing – it literally just stayed sitting on that till well on dark, when it dropped down to 16!!
Wow… at this rate I look forward to saving a measurable amount on my past heating bills for winter.
This has been very rewarding to be assured of these temps when it’s 12 degs outside. In the past my house would be virtually the same temp as outside, without any heating on.. I am thrilled… use what you like of this as a quote because I am so glad I finally found out about this system, and am already passing the word on to people who have suitable houses which would benefit from your treatment.
I can see with the less porous nature of the polyurethane foam that it has a greater potential to be less permeable than the polystyrene foam which anyone can see is more porous and therefore capable of letting through more weather…. For someone who works from home office in a little room with windows on 3 sides I never dreamed I would have such a good outcome.
If and when the sequencing of my next building plans becomes workable I will definitely look forward to you treating the roof in the same way, especially considering that the cathedral ceiling affords such a shallow cavity that disallows a very high rating of any batt to be employed, whereas your 2 inch foam will work a treat I’m sure…. I have this to look forward to.
Many thanks, Zoe Rethers, Phillip Island