@Joel Florek, manufacturers today produce insulation especially targeted toward sound control - some offer product for retrofit applications (i.e., blown).  

Talking steel building, no pole buildings.Talked with a reputable manufacturer today in person, pricing was pretty solid in the $20-25 per sq foot range depending on some options.

I appreciate it.This might be a dumb question, but if it is double-pane, is it one "piece" of glass manufactured with the two panes, or does the window itself actually have two separate panes sandwiched together.  

This is an excerpt from a client report:Many chattel lenders are under the impression that SCRA does not apply to them based on materials published by HUD in which HUD disclaims any authority over the chattel lending on manufactured homes in relation to SCRA.

Oil drilling rigs are manufactured nearby, so the economy is expected to decline next year and the following year.  

In any case, here's what I found in the zoning code:  33.205.020 Where These Regulations Apply An accessory dwelling unit may be added to a house, attached house, or manufactured home in an R, C, or EX zone, except for attached houses in the R20 through R5 zones that were built using the regulations of 33.110.240.E, Duplexes and Attached Houses on Corners.and 33.205.050 Density In the single-dwelling zones, accessory dwelling units are not included in the minimum or maximum density calculations for a site.

In my line of work, where I work in a family owned manufacturing business, my workers respect me because I am willing to roll up my sleeves and work.

Therefore the cost of housing is not as large of a percentage of people's income as in say SF or NYC.  2) We are a huge manufacturing and logistics hub. 

My 3000 dollar service upgrade will most likely go up to 4500 to 5000 because of outside disconnect language.But this is what happens when the majority of the code development panel is comprised of manufacturers reps.

FSBO homes are also predominantly detached single-family homes at 66 percent (down from 69 percent in 2016), yet are also more likely to be mobile or manufactured homes at 13 percent compared to only two percent of agent-assisted sales.