SLS Construction

SLS Construction

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(Sean Lintow Sr.) I am the owner of SLS Construction, and currently we specialize in Common Sense Building Solutions. While our core business involved Outdoor Living spaces, Kitchen & Bathroom remodeling, we are strongly moving into the Energy Efficient "Green Building" Services market. Currently I am a certified as a RESNET HERS Rater, BPI Building Analyst & Envelope Professional, Level I Infrared Thermographer and proudly affiliated with NARI, NADRA & the USGBC.

We have established and work hard at maintaining our reputation for high quality jobs that are completed on-time, on-budget, and done right the first time.

Available on the web at http://www.SLS-Construction.com, thru our blog http://blog.SLS-Construction.com (AKA the Homeowners Resource Center) and via email at info@SLS-Construction.com.

(SLS Construction is based in Cullman, Alabama.)

Home page: http://www.SLS-Construction.com

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Energy Audits: Sean Lintow :: What’s in a Price?

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January 27, 2012
by SLS Construction in , , ,
. . . While there are hundreds if not thousands of variations of “audits” performed daily, it essentially boils down to two types; survey style & diagnostic. [ . . . ]
sean lintow sr. @SLSConstruction at the 2010 Remodeling Show Baltimore

@SLSConstruction :: Stopping the Killers — Carbon Monoxide & Fire

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October 4, 2010
by SLS Construction in , , ,
Unfortunately, during the fall and winter seasons is when we see an increase in fire & carbon monoxide fatalities. Based off the latest estimates, there were over 40,000 Carbon Monoxide cases requiring some form of hospitalization or care, and 5,000 deaths in the last year. And as I mentioned in another article entitled Everything we owned in 2008 there were over 2700 fatalities related to fires. [ . . . ]
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Sean Lintow Sr :: EPA s New Lead Regulation and How It Affects You

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April 12, 2010
by SLS Construction in , ,
I am from the government and here to help you is often joked about as being ten of the most terrifying words that one could expect to hear in their lifetime. Now it appears that would fall to second place if you replace the word help with the word protect. Effective April 22nd, the EPA has a new regulation that goes into effect affecting anyone living in or working on pre-1978 houses that may contain lead. As a homeowner, there is nothing in there that says you have to follow, or even care about the regulation, but it is still going to affect you in many ways. [ . . . ]
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    6 Liters aka 1.6 gallons per flush stamped on the inside of toilet tank

    the curious case of the exploding toilet :: a True Story

    By jb at Building Moxie on August 24, 2009

    Ok, it didn’t explode — the toilet, its tank had developed a rather large crack that ran from its base all the way up to the flush handle . . . .

    At this point, we do not know why and how this happened. And I really do not want to speculate on it too much. My immediate feeling is — it is possible that a small crack had gone unnoticed from the time the toilet tank bolts were cranked down. [ . . . ]

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    Staying On-Grid, Part I: A Hybrid Approach to Sustainability

    By John Poole on August 11, 2010

    Now, let’s think about what it might mean to find a better way to remain on-grid. Like it or not, the grid is here to stay, and it doesn’t matter how many homeowners spend hundreds of thousands of dollars purchasing land and building or renovating homes out in the country in pursuit of an off-grid way of life: There will never be enough true off-grid homes to significantly diminish overall societal dependence on the grid. So the big question is: Is there an alternative way to live on-grid that meets or perhaps even exceeds the goals for green-living, sustainability, and even survivability, that off-grid proponents claim for themselves? [ . . . ]

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