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Jason Grill
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Internally insulated living room

Eco-renovated living room
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<p>Atty. Patricia Hendrickson, the owner of the Hendrickson and Associates, a law firm that is located in Southern California, is an expert divorce and family attorney, a certified Family Law Specialist and a well-respected associate by her colleagues. By focusing only on the issues relating to family law, it is undeniable that she is already knowledgeable on the field. She keeps herself abreast on the latest family law developments and offers the best advices and representation to her clients.</p></br> <p>Patricia passed her Bar Admissions in California in 1997 as well as in the other districts throughout California in the same year. She attended college at Western State University College of Law in Fullerton, California, where she graduated as Salutatorian of the class. She also received awards in the Who's Who in American Colleges and from Hon. David G. Sills, Fourth District Court of Appeals award. She was also awarded as certified Family law specialist and in the Board of Legal Specialization, State Bar of California. She is also known as <a href=Orange County Divorce Lawyer


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Currently, Patricia is associated with American Bar Association, Orange County Bar Association and CFLS.



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Atty. Patricia Hendrickson
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This shows the thin insulation on the loft hatch with the distinctive shape.

loft hatch photo from above
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Blue is bad because it means the heat is escaping...

Loft hatch from below
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Red is bad because it shows that the heat is coming through. You can see the distinctive shape and effectiveness of the thin layer of insulation (discarded polystyrene).

loft hatch from above
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This shows the effect of the insulation - dark blue is good, red is bad! In addition to the heat loss throught the door and windows, slight heat loss can be seen in the green areas 1) above the door 2) a small triangle below the M 3) through the roof (the walls upstairs slope into the roof)

Thermal image of front of house
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Thermal image of the uninsulated back wall of the house - showing the original condition of the house.

Thermal image of back of house
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This shows the effect of the insulation - our house is on the right. The adjoining semi on the left has fairly new render but without insulation.

Thermal image of front of house
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