We have talked with many home and business owners over the years, who have regretted not having more information about insulation, as they planned for their new buildings. Unfortunately, architects often lack the information, as well.

Architects are continually seeking new and better ways to improve a building's strength, flexibility, and efficiency. Insulation systems have progressed well beyond the old style fiberglass batts that were simply shoved into attics and sidewalls, and the technology continues to change. Today's systems are much more efficient and effective - and complicated - and undoubtedly will continue to evolve.

Each home or commercial building has its own unique insulation requirements. Each building may require two or three different insulation materials, in order to achieve optimal effectiveness. Architects often ask us for assistance in designing the insulation system.

If you are planning a new home or commercial building, ask your architect to contact us.

If you are a architect, please do not hesitate to call for an appointment. Get us involved early, and design adjustments made later in the process can be time consuming and more expensive for the client. We will be happy to discuss your ideas and designs about present and upcoming building projects.