New Construction in West Hills

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Mineral wool batts in the exterior walls are the insulation we put forward first for a West Hills house. The stone fibers do not burn, hold their shape through hot dry spells and quiet the noise that reaches the bedrooms from the street. Wall assemblies are drawn assembly by assembly, so the insulation choice is visible in the plans.

Why mineral wool

Batts of stone fiber fit snugly between studs and stay put without slumping. They shed water, and they do not feed a fire. Sound passing through a wall loses energy in the dense fibers, so bedrooms facing a road or neighbor's yard stay calmer. We pair the batts with sealed penetrations and a tight air barrier so the wall performs as drawn. Mineral wool also resists mold since it holds little moisture, and it stays stable in the attic and walls through the hottest weeks. The installer fits each batt around wiring and boxes so no cavity is left bare.

The rest of the shell

Insulation works only inside a well-built envelope. A weather barrier runs unbroken behind the siding, windows sit in flashed pans, and the roof edge is detailed so water leaves the wall line. Photos of each layer are taken before it closes, and you receive the set once the build is done. Roof insulation and the attic air seal receive the same care as the walls, because heat that enters through the ceiling undoes work done elsewhere. The energy forms in the plan set show the whole picture.

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