can confirm TCl is good with cellulose. used them. roof is closed. never reaches above 31°

never had any problems with ants or roaches but i am not sure if i can generalise from my place to others. its an old renovated house (50s) but we took great care to close the thing up. so over the last 18 months we had two (2) roaches who both came through the tub since the blasted installer didnt bother to put the U-tube in place. did that myself after i found out and havent seen any roaches at all so far.

i read that cellulose is helping with termites and all. roaches dont usually come through the roof so probably different combat needed there. we have no ants in the house if you exclude the super tiny ones that like to eat spill-overs.

when do we normally do this house insulation? after all other renovation works have been completed?

i'm also interested in this product

please do share your research 

is it recommended to do it before the warranty of the house expires? what if there is leaking due to rain. having this would make the repair more difficult?

sorry if my questions sound stupid

i'm going to renovate my new house soon and this is the first time i'm doing it and there are a lot of things that i don't know 

Hi,

Anyone can advise me on the below:-

I wish to do my kitchen extension with roofing. Awning type will be more save for me. Developer already given 5' wall, I wish to extend it to 7' and put grill for another 2'. For the roof, some people advise not to use the Ajiya Awning because it will be hot and noisy during raining day. Alternative to reduce noise some contractor suggest using polycarbonate skyline (compact type). Anyhow, it will be hot too.

Another contractor told me to use industrial zinc roofing with added fiber glass & reduce heating layer. Where can I find this product? Any suggestion for contractor that doing this?

Appreciate your kind advice.

Thanks a lot.