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Also side question - I recently installed a 8" fresh air intake and it's in a goose neck configuration. Do goose necks normally prevent insects from going in? The HVAC engineer said no insects will go in and climb up. Is that true?

So how do I handle wasps? For my basement unit, I change to a very small hole material sold by this company that keep wasps out and change to bigger holes in the winter so there is less restriction https://pvcventscreens.com/

guys - I live in a 2 floor home with crawl space attic with a current oversized furnace & a-coil that I'm upgrading to smaller units and high efficiency. Does it really matter where the exhaust vent & intake PVC ducts go through - side wall which is approximately 10' from side wall or shingles...

Folks We have to replace our very old and hollow exterior door and screen door that was installed by the last owner. I am not a big fan of screen doors because you have to open two doors every time to go in or out is there any new technology that combines the function of a screen door into the...

I know that's quite wordy but any assistance here would be appreciated. Thanks!

Folks I am in the NYC area and have a pretty poorly installed low-efficiency HVAC system that's quite leaky and blows some dust on the 1st floor. Our home is 100 years old and insulation only exists in the attic and it has a new roof (no insulation in external stucco walls which are made of...

so can I simple connect to that vent or have to put a new vent for my exhaust fan

insulate around the grill or the duct going upto the roof? Also I've attached a picture of a roof vent which I have on top of both bathrooms. I'm guessing these are for for the fixtures since there is no exhaust in the bathrooms. Is there a way to connect to the ductwork that already exists and...

anybody? would greatly appreicate your advice

Folks need some advice. I have a100 year old house with slates that often leak so time for a new shingles roof. I also have two bathrooms in the 2nd floor right below the attic. Looking from the attic, the distance between the light fixtures in each bathroom are about 18 feet apart. I want to...