By Ron Hungarter I got a call from a very prominent real estate broker. That person would die. No air flowing in and out of his lungs.
Homes are no different.
They must be able to breath. Cut off the air flowing in and out of their attics and they suffocate and die, just like you and me. Unfortunately, homeowners often get frustrated with that recurring paint problem. Physically tired of re-painting, and financially drained from this futile outlay of money, they give up. What little air may have been able to flow in and out of old cracks and crevices, has now been completely sealed off by the installation of new siding, related insulation boards, and house wraps.