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Is there anything that shows trouble codes or anything? It sounds a little like the reversing valve isn't working

Would covering the fiberglass batts with 2" foil faced foam board act as a vapor barrier? as well as add r-13

I know its minimal but its what I can do at the moment. Around here I think home code is r38 in ceilings, not 100% sure though

I'll stop using the heater and just get to work finishing the ceiling. I'm regretting not getting the insulation done over the summer

That slab was poured over a year ago with no vapor barrier. I was using a propane heater for temporary heat source

I should add that I do have vented soffits and peak

I know this topic has been covered quite a bit but wanted to lay out my situation and see what you all think. I have a 30x38x12 pole barn with scissor trusses. I have insulated all the walls with R19 fiberglass batts. I have done about 1/3 of the ceiling with R19 batts and noticed that the...

Also the vapor barrier I was thinking about going with is 15mil from a local supplier of unknown brand Sent from my Pixel 4 using The Garage Journal mobile app

Are you saying if I don't intend on using epoxy that I might not need the the vapor barrier? I just plan on sealing it. I don't see myself going with epoxy Thanks for all the help Sent from my Pixel 4 using The Garage Journal mobile app

Thanks for the input. The guy doing the work did mention the water all coming to the top making it harder to deal with. I want to avoid future moisture problems though

Upstate NY. Binghamton area

I'm having a slab poured next week in my new pole barn and my concrete guy says I don't need a vapor barrier. I was under the impression that it's pretty standard. It's a 30x38 pole barn. Floor will be 6" thick. And it's sitting on 6-18" of crushed stone. About 90 tons in total. And the...

Thanks for all the input!

That's pretty wild how much cheaper it is out there. My concrete is on top of that price

Sorry. The location is upstate New York. And that price is also from an Amish crew

My wife and I moved last year and the new house doesn't have as good of a shop space as the last one, it seems to be a theme around here. Anyway I kept money from the sale of the last house to build a shop at the new one. I got a quote for a 30x38 with 12' eaves. 1' overhangs. Scissor trusses...

The handle is one I've had for 16-17 years. It refers to a 88-91 Honda Civic known as EFs.

I just wanted to introduce myself. I've lurking for a while and it looks like I'm going to be starting a pole barn soon. As the title states I'm from up state New York around the Binghamton area.