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Rich Wallace Flooring

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Rich Wallace Flooring

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I can do anything from painting, plumbing, interior and exterior finish work, custom trim, tile flooring, floor leveling, leak repair, small concrete jobs.

I can do anything from painting, plumbing, interior and exterior finish work, custom trim, tile flooring, floor leveling, leak repair, small concrete jobs.




Thermal Comfort Plus

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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
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We are family owned company. We specialize in blow-on insulation company, and are certified in weatherization through Penn Tech. We provide fast and friendly service. Let us help you save on heating and cooling cost.

"It was wonderful. They just came in and did their job. They cleaned up everything when they left. They're insulation got us a big discount. They were there as soon as we needed the job."

Donna B on September 2019

We are family owned company. We specialize in blow-on insulation company, and are certified in weatherization through Penn Tech. We provide fast and friendly service. Let us help you save on heating and cooling cost.

"It was wonderful. They just came in and did their job. They cleaned up everything when they left. They're insulation got us a big discount. They were there as soon as we needed the job."

Donna B on September 2019






Mike Shamalla Construction

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Mike Shamalla Construction

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13 years of experience

I am a general contractor located in State College, PA. I do general residential construction like basements, kitchens, bathrooms, small additions, ADA access, roofing, and home performance upgrades (air sealing and insulation). I have a landscape architecture degree, and have been doing construction in State College, PA for the last 2 years. First with Envinity and more recently with Blue Moon Builders. I am now looking for work on my own. I have experience with high performance construction like LEED, and would like to build high performance homes in State College that meet Passive House standards.

I am a general contractor located in State College, PA. I do general residential construction like basements, kitchens, bathrooms, small additions, ADA access, roofing, and home performance upgrades (air sealing and insulation). I have a landscape architecture degree, and have been doing construction in State College, PA for the last 2 years. First with Envinity and more recently with Blue Moon Builders. I am now looking for work on my own. I have experience with high performance construction like LEED, and would like to build high performance homes in State College that meet Passive House standards.


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Insulation questions, answered by experts

The best type of insulation for your home will largely depend on your climate and the space in your home you are trying to insulate. Fiberglass, for instance, is excellent for cold climates as it has a high R-value and won’t settle much over time; spray foam works well for humid environments as it has excellent moisture-resistant properties.

Energy-efficient homes generally have higher appraisals and appeal to buyers.

Although the cost might seem high, winterizing your home is important for your health and the structural integrity of your home. Winterizing will keep your home warm and toasty during the cold months and prolong the life of your appliances, windows, pipes, sprinkler system, pool, and more. 

While adding insulation can be beneficial, there is too much of a good thing. Too much insulation can seal your house to the point where it can't release moisture that enters it—essentially trapping water vapor inside. Warm, humid climates are extra susceptible to mold from moisture issues, but homes in colder climates can experience condensation from an air-tight home when freezing temperatures thaw.

Yes, an automatic pool cover retains heat. It can act as a thermal blanket because the heavy vinyl traps heat underneath, keeping the water warmer than if there wasn’t a cover. Keeping the pool cover closed when the pool’s not in use can also help reduce water utilities and save on pool chemical costs because there won’t be as much evaporation.

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