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    Insulating and Boarding Up Walls But Not Roof (Yet)

    Thanks for the information on the heaters, that is super good to know, and helpful. Seems prudent for me to invest in an electric heater. I can definitely get that installed myself now that I have 240V access in the garage.
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    Insulating and Boarding Up Walls But Not Roof (Yet)

    Basically, I want to be able to swing a golf club and certain exercises in there in the Winter, and my ceilings would be too short. I had a few brief consultations with structural engineers about how high I could raise the ties, and based on the snow load and the pitch of my roof, it was not...
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    Insulating and Boarding Up Walls But Not Roof (Yet)

    See attached. Pretty standard 24' x 24', 16" OC rafters, 48" OC ties. Ridge vent is installed, lower roof venting is missing, likely until next year. As I said, main goal is figuring out if it's acceptable to insulate and board up the walls and leaving the lower venting, baffles, and rafter...
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    Insulating and Boarding Up Walls But Not Roof (Yet)

    Indeed, it was built 4 years ago and is in great shape, it was just not insulated at the time of construction, and the electrical was very basic. Just enough for a few lights and the door opener. Sorry, that part was not at all clear, I can definitely see why people might have thought this was...
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    Insulating and Boarding Up Walls But Not Roof (Yet)

    On a hot roof, wouldn't I have to insulate outside of the sheathing but under the roofing, add vaper barriers, etc? Seems like a mess, and also something I'm not knowledgeable about or qualified to do well. :D I will probably just wait and hope my roofing buddy can still squeeze me in, but if...
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    Insulating and Boarding Up Walls But Not Roof (Yet)

    I decided somewhat late in the season that I wanted to finish up my detached garage and make it a more useable space in the winter for things like working out, projects, swinging a golf club, etc. I made it through a lot of electrical (running a sub panel and more outlets) and adding in a ridge...
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