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solo318 · 10-14-2019, 08:09 AM

The advantages are many. first off, you have much better access for cutting outlets and plumbing holes. The time savings in plumbing and wiring alone would be worth it. It's A LOT easier to do it from the outside. Second, if you are using spray foam, you can use a hot wire cutter and smooth it all out. even if you are using foam panels they will be easier to put in from the outside. third when you miss a crew or nail on the inside work, you won't punch holes in the outside skin, and if you have to move something around, to make a change, you will have an easier time.

10-14-2019, 08:09 AM	#10
solo318 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Central Florida Posts: 127	The advantages are many. first off, you have much better access for cutting outlets and plumbing holes. The time savings in plumbing and wiring alone would be worth it. It's A LOT easier to do it from the outside. Second, if you are using spray foam, you can use a hot wire cutter and smooth it all out. even if you are using foam panels they will be easier to put in from the outside. third when you miss a crew or nail on the inside work, you won't punch holes in the outside skin, and if you have to move something around, to make a change, you will have an easier time.