Recent content by jpz

Assuming you are talking about the siding, then yes go all the way up. Looks half done now, or maybe 1/3 done.

Thanks for all the tips guys. I'm going to go with blowing in the ceiling. It seems like that will provide me with the best immediate return. I will more than likely skip the walls, as the garage is currently averaging about 10-15 degrees above the outside temperature.

The garage doors are not insulated (yet). I was planning on doing the doors at the end as they are pretty easy to do. I've done them in my past garage. The doors face East, so they get the direct sun in the morning, and then nothing beyond the afternoon.

Thanks. I was thinking about this as an option as well. I think this is the route I'll go. Since I'll be doing the work myself, there's not a big extra cost if I go back and do the walls next year after I see how well doing just the ceiling works.

Will do. Thanks for the tip.

I'm in PA (about 1 hour outside of Philadelphia). Looks like I'm zone 5. I will have to blow in the insulation for walls as well as the drywall is already done. Knowing how hot/cold the garage has been I wish I would have spent the money initially when the house was being built. Live and...

Hello all, Just moved into a new house in August. Our previous house was a townhouse, with a 1.5 car garage. The living room was above the garage, and there was living spaces on both sides of the garage. The new house has a 2 car garage, that is attached but has nothing next to either wall...