Podcast 599: Trees Moving Buildings, Epic Thermal Bypasses, and Supplemental Dehumidification

The crew hears from listeners about gas, stoves, screw-pile lighthouses, and LEDs. Discussion questions include roots lifting a garage, leaky porch ceilings, and central dehumidifiers.
Dave reminds us that rental units have gas stoves. Tim says screw-pile foundations have been in use for a long time. Paul thinks the quality of LED light is variable. Jim asks about fixing his neighbor’s garage. Justin shares his plan for fixing his cold bedroom. Scott says his low-load house needs supplemental dehumidification.
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