Loss or damage caused by improper use or storage of WD equipment by Customer may result in additional fees including replacement and redelivery/removal.Ĭollection: Customer shall provide clear, safe and unobstructed access to WD Equipment for service. Customer is responsible for all loss or damage to the Equipment, except for normal wear and tear. Environmental Protection Agency, the American Lung Association, the World Health Organization, and other public health and environmental organizations view maintaining good indoor air quality as an important issue.Equipment: All equipment provided by WD to Customer, including toters, carts, and bins, is and shall remain WD’s property while in the care of Customer. To be Greenguard Certified means that these Georgia-Pacific products will be regularly tested to ensure that chemical and particle emissions meet the Greenguard Environmental Institute’s rigorous emission standards for indoor building materials. Independent third-party certification was used to verify that the products meet rigorous standards and, with their paperless design, not only provide mold resistance, but also are low emitting, both of which can positively impact indoor environments. The Greenguard Certification is part of Georgia-Pacific’s ongoing commitment to provide high-quality building products that meet the demands of builders and customers. This certification subjects materials to additional emissions testing to identify low emitting products that can be used to provide school children with reduced exposure to indoor pollutants.

In addition, these products have received the Greenguard Children & Schools Certification. Important for good long term air quality. This certification, awarded by Greenguard Environmental Institute, recognizes indoor products that have low emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Georgia-Pacific Gypsum’s mold and moisture resistant DensArmor Plus paperless interior drywall products, including DensArmor Plus High-Performance Interior Panel for all interior uses, are the first and only gypsum drywall products to be Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified. Mold-resistant paperless interior drywall earns Greenguard IAQ certification.

Of course, if you’re Old School, building your own insulated attic cap is always an option-but don’t expect to save money, if you’re honest about the labor and materials involved. The products also reduce unwanted air infiltration, offering other “green” benefits, such as keeping dust and pollutants out of living areas-and reducing drafts. How much energy do attic caps really save? Attic Tent estimates about a 20 percent annual heating/cooling reduction. The lightweight Attic Tent (R-3.2-approx. For example, a rigid foam system such as the Energy Guardian (R-39 price about $140.00) has a removable foam top. In homes where the homeowner trucks in and out of the attic every day, however, other products offer more flexibility.

I’d recommend the Owens Corning system for an attic where traffic is infrequent. It took me longer to get it out of the box than to actually set it up. In fact, I just put a Pink Cap unit in my own home.

The ready-made systems, such as Owens Cornings foil-covered Attic Stairway Insulator (retail priced around $75.00) are almost effortless to install. While no one seems to have exact figures, third party testing suggests that some brands cut attic air infiltration by 70 percent. It seemed like everywhere I turned at this year’s International Builder Show, I ran across a new variation on an old idea: closing up the space above attic access stairs. Simple “caps” for attic stairways offer an affordable way to reduce air infiltration and protect indoor air quality. Building Technology | Attic Caps - Fixing a Hole

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