EEBA - Click for Home
Line

Education That Works

Site Map | Search | Home   

Building Professional Resources

Existing Homes - Basement Insulation

The following information may contain links to information that was not produced or reviewed by EEBA staff, but is provided as is as a source of information for building professionals. Check out the following links to find the information that you are looking for:

  • Basement Insulation
    Create a comfortable basement environment that is free of moisture problems and easy to condition
    Source: DOE Building Technologies Program
  • Renovating Your Basement for Moisture Control and to Improve Energy Efficiency.
    October 2003. Nathan Yost. Heat loss through uninsulated basement walls can account for up to one third of the heat loss from an average home. Installing insulation on basement walls is often inexpensive, easy to accomplish and frequently combined with finishing the basement.
    Source: Building Science Corporation

  • Basement Insulation Systems
    July 2002, Nathan Yost, M.D. and Joseph Lstiburek, Ph.D., P.E. The experience of Building Science Corporation with the two most common ways to insulate the interior of a basement have been bad. Continued use of these approaches by the home building industry will likely lead to a disaster of unprecedented proportions and may result in the construction of energy efficient homes being set back a generation. Find out the right way to insulate a basement to avoid this potential disaster.
    Source: Building Science Corporation
 
Privacy Policy Web Link Policy Contact Us

Inside EEBA | Houses That Work | Conference & Expo | Bookstore
Resources | Get Involved | Partners / AlliancesMedia | Events Calendar | Site Map | Search | Home

© 2008 Energy and Environmental Building Association
6520 Edenvale Boulevard, Suite 112, Eden Prairie, MN 55346
952.881.1098  fax: 952.881.3048  inquiry@eeba.org