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The textbook describes the technology and organisation of thermo-modernisation of buildings, which includes a set of repair and construction works, aimed at improving the thermal performance of external thermal indicators of external fencing structures of buildings and ensuring their energy efficiency.

It is shown on the causes of heat loss through external fencing structures and the basic concepts of evaluation of thermal properties. It is described the structure of technological design of thermo-modernisation with regard to the peculiarities of existing buildings and instructions for the preparation of construction works.

The modern technologies of fixing and replacing the window and door penetrations, windows and door openings, windows, exterior finishing of buildings are given.

The nomenclature and classification of modern thermal insulation materials are presented, the most popular in practice variants of modern technologies of construction and renewal of thermal insulation of deepened parts of buildings, exterior walls, floors, attic surfaces and& nbsp; the most popular in practice.nbsp; basement.

Presented are the new technologies of renewal of hydro-insulation of exterior fencing building structures, as an important component of the reliability of heat-insulating properties of buildings.

Causes of damage to the facade thermal insulation systems of existing buildings and practical recommendations for their repair and modernisation are highlighted.

The material of the training manual is based on modern, new technologies, widely illustrated and based on practical experience of work in the country and the leading countries of the West. The content of the textbook is in accordance with the working programmes of the courses «Operation of buildings and structures », «Technology of building production» « «Technology of reconstruction of buildings and buildings», which are studied at construction specialities of Vishyv.

For students of construction specialities of higher educational institutions, designers and constructors.