Robin talks with some visitors (Click image for more photos.)
Bridlewood Builders organized the event and both Terry and Robin were kept busy talking the entire time. Brian Klipfel of Fireworks masonry was also present and was a popular figure. It seems a number of folks showed up mainly to see and learn more about masonry heaters. We would have loved an opportunity to go and visit a freshly-fired masonry heater when we were planning this house; we hope it helped to see (and feel) one right up close - and talk with the man who built it!
Brian discusses heaters (Click image for more photos.)
In addition to Bridlewood Builders (and Bob, who helped build the house), Stan Kuhn from Energy Auditors was on hand to discuss the results of the energy analysis. It's quite impressive to see how much goes into such an analysis. I'm drafting a future blog entry on some of the details of the energy audit and what they mean. Check back for more details soon.
3 comments:
It is wonderful to see how well your project turned out! I regret that I wasn't able to be involved in more of the design process and I'm sorry that I missed your open house.
My brother who lives in the Shippensburg area sent me as copy of the "patriot" article. I spent my formative years a D'son '64-'68 and after many construction years landed on smart energy efficient construction practices. We do solar and have for years, doing it before it was even on the radar. My hope has always been to read success stories like yours, eventhough we don't know one another, I feel as though we are turning the corner. Thanks! www.lvshomes.com
Hi Larry - good to hear from a Dickinson alumn! It's truly a small world. I agree, I think the time is finally here for energy efficiency to begin to take center stage!
Thomas - what a surprise to hear from you! It would have been nice to see you at the open house. Hope all is well.
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