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<br /> Pushing the enveloPe<br /> OctOber 2011 | ISSUe 27<br /> SPREADING THE NEWS TO BUILDERS AND ARCHITECTS<br /> Insulation Is Key to Renovation<br /> the home of Marty Lee and Nancy Lambert in Durham, NH, was<br /> stuck in a time warp. built in the early 1950s, the home was cold<br /> and drafty in winter and hot in summer. caledonian carpentry,<br /> Milton Mills, NH, and roy Darling, president of the company, were<br /> brought in to help with renovating the house and making it more<br /> energy efficient. they immediately recognized that lack of proper<br /> insulation was a major part of the problem.<br /> “they had the old one-inch-thick black tar paper insulation with<br /> straw in between,” says Darling. “there was no real protection at<br /> all. I work with Nickerson-remick all the time and immediately<br /> called them in to partner with us on the renovation. I knew the<br /> client would see a huge difference in comfort and energy savings<br /> once<a title="NickersonRemickNewsletter.pdf page 1" href="http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/745652a2?page=1"> Pushing the enveloPe OctOber 2011 | ISSUe 27 </a> <a title="NickersonRemickNewsletter.pdf page 2" href="http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/745652a2?page=2"> PAGE 2 </a> <a title="NickersonRemickNewsletter.pdf page 3" href="http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/745652a2?page=3"> OCTOBER 2011 </a> <a title="NickersonRemickNewsletter.pdf page 4" href="http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/745652a2?page=4"> 95 Brewster Street Portsmouth, NH 03801 </a>