I wouldn't hesitate to say that my guest this week is one of my all-time favorite professional tiny house builders. JP Marquis from Minimaliste Houses has been building gorgeous, modern, premium tiny houses since 2015, early on in the movement and his company really has staying power because of their pursuit of building excellence. And I'm not reading any pitch, this is all coming from me. They have continued to innovate to make their tiny houses both safer and better to live in. In this conversation, we go kind of deep on building for cold weather, why JP thinks that SIPs are the only choice for building a safe and warm tiny house on wheels, heating systems, and more. It's a really great conversation and I do hope that you stick around.

Full show notes and images at thetinyhouse.net/167

In This Episode:

Why ventilation is so important and JP's recommendations
What is thermal bridging?
Building materials that reduce waste and cost
Heating tiny homes in very cold climates
Why Minimaliste makes wider homes
Avoid these mistakes with your wheel wells

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