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Building Science

May 27 2022

Weather-Resistive Barriers: Getting Beyond the Basics

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Weather-resistive barriers (WRB) are the anchors of weatherization systems. Also known as a water-resistant barrier, it protects the walls of a structure from water that penetrates the cladding. Exterior cladding (siding, stucco, etc.) will never be 100% impermeable, so the role of the WRB is to provide a second layer of protection that keeps the wall […]

Written by Erin Plummer · Categorized: Hancock Happenings · Tagged: Building envelop, Building Science, Henry, moisture management, Water-resistant barrier, Weather-Resistive Barriers, Weather-resistive barriers application, weather-resistive barriers performance characteristics, WRB

Feb 21 2017

Builder Training Series: Building & Renovating an Energy Efficient, Healthy Home

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Building & Renovating an Energy Efficient, Healthy Home: a 4-program training series! In March and April of 2017, the Maine Indoor Air Quality Council is presenting its popular residential construction training series. These programs teach construction practices that optimize energy efficiency measures and minimize the risk of moisture and indoor air quality problems in new […]

Written by Erin Plummer · Categorized: Culture, Hancock Happenings · Tagged: builder training, Building & Renovation, Building Science, Continuing education, David Johnston, energy efficiency, Hancock Lumber, Maine Indoor Air Quality Council, MCBA Certification, Northeast IAQ & Energy Conference, training series, William Turner

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