Improving the Performance of a 100+ Year-Old Farmhouse | FHB Podcast Episode 704 @finehomebuildingmagazine
Improving the Performance of a 100+ Year-Old Farmhouse | FHB Podcast Episode 704  @finehomebuildingmagazine
Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In episode 704 of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast, Michael writes in for advice on resolving moisture issues and upgrading the overall performance of a 100+ year-old farmhouse in Northern Virginia (Climate Zone 4A). In particular, Michael plans to address moisture, air-sealing, and insulation issues in the cellar using Joe Lstiburek’s approach in his article Insight on Rubble Foundations (BSI-041). But there are some differences between Michael and Joe’s homes that make things a bit more complicated. The podcast crew offers their expertise.

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