NEW Basement Insulation - Before & After

Watch this interview with our favourite renovation super couple, Damian & Maggie! We worked together to create the perfect install system for Homega by Nudura. Watch as we go over what worked best, what didn't and the things we learned!
Homega is a 3in1system that replaces the need to frame, insulate and add vapour barrier on your bare concrete walls. Ideal for basement renovations as you will see in this video. We have a series of videos that will show you everything you need to know about this innovative product. Be sure to check out our Homega Playlist.
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00:00 Introduction
00:38 We tested and compared 3 products
02:34 Tips if you have a large gap
04:01 Concrete Screws - important or not?
05:21 The importance of the top and bottom plate
06:34 The warmth of a space that has Homega on the walls
08:54 Another advantage of Homega
11:27 Kitchen Cabinet Install made easy
12:36 Installing Electrical with Homega
16:30 Is Homega cost effective?
18:48 Results comparing 3 different adhesives

[@brianfuller8957]

Hi Kody, me again.
My modular 2007 home ( 2nd owner) had a 58° initial basement, 28' x 70', styro bead core filled cinder block, 4 hot air ceiling ducts.
Initial oberview showed many top cinder blocks were 40° in winter.
2" styro added to inside first winter =64° basement,
2"styro sheets (4x8) installed on the outside upright against basement walls after being dug out and stood up between basement footing up to sill plate =71° basement.
4 heat ducts still fully open, mission accomplished!

[@ZAPATTUBE]

Boy, that Window & Door held Great compared to the lower foam glue.
Thanks for that great info as I start mine next week! Surprised me!!!

[@uptokode]

Glad to hear you are using the Homega product!

[@TapelessDrywallFinishing]

👍👍 very informative!

[@uptokode]

Thanks for watching

[@tombrown03]

Would you do a top and bottom plate if the wall was pretty close to straight and plumb?