I noticed that my fiberglass batt insulation up in my floor joists isn't looking that effective (it's from 1993 and needs some work to get back to adequate).

Houses had no fireplace, vinyl and carpet, no microwave, white appliances, 7-8 windows, flat doors, 3 sides brick, 30" upper cabinets, wilsonart counter tops and fiberglass tub/shower enclosures.

I have some quotes where both roofers had the 30 year architectural fiberglass shingle in it. 

It has two unpermitted Enclosed patios, a unpermitted aluminum patio and a unpermitted fiberglass pool.

Well I can't seem to find really anything that fits the bill.I don't want to shell out $250 for a 3 piece fiberglass surround that is intended for 'to stud' installation.

Laminate floors and counters, used appliances, prefab cabinets, fiberglass shower/tub surround, generic faucets, etc.

'Blown in' insulation, fiberglass or cellulose, is super cheap and easy to install.

(Baffles are foam insulation sheets that create air tunnels behind the actual fiberglass insulation).

Planning on charging the cost of a service call (about $150) and fix it myself with fiberglass and order a new drawer.5.  

Their Impervia line is fiberglass like the Marvin integritys and came in at $380-400/window.