Premier SIPS: Structural Insulated Panels

Traditional wood framing requires added continuous insulation to meet energy codes, but Premier SIPS naturally deliver built-in Ci, exceeding energy code requirements. Learn more: https://ow.ly/IM0B50Vo3h6

SIPs were the ideal choice for this 3-story mixed-use retail building in California, meeting tight timelines and high-performance standards. Speed, efficiency, and performance—SIPs deliver it all! SIPs used: 6" EPS Wall & 10" EPS Roof Architect: McKEntly Malak Architects Contractor: Paden & Bletscher Construction More about this project: https://ow.ly/gnXl50Vm8qw

Thank you for the feedback on our Colorado project - we love hearing from our clients... "The house is awesome. ?One of the main comments from the clients after living in the home is how comfortable it is - warm in the winter, cool in the summer. ?No cold spots-even around the bigger glazed units. ?We truly enjoyed working with Premier SIPS. Mark Yerbic was always there to support us. Becky Susan has been a delight and diligent at getting us to record our progress on this project." -Client Architect: ArchEarth Building & Design Contractor Ben Fisher Built Learn more about this project: https://ow.ly/7VK650Vm7Sk

Building with traditional methods means multiple steps: framing, insulation, house wrap, and weather barriers. With SIPs, you get it all in one—structure, insulation, and protection in a single, efficient step. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/iuek50Vm7Mf

SIPs help your project achieve top certifications like LEED, Zero Energy Ready, and Passive House. Not only do they boost energy efficiency, but their airtight design also creates healthier, more comfortable indoor environments by minimizing drafts, stabilizing temperatures, and preventing mold and moisture issues. Discover how Structural Insulated Panels can elevate your project’s performance and sustainability: https://ow.ly/Vtl350V9Fvt Project: Puyallup Tribal Long House Certification: LEED Platinum Architect: Environmental Works Contractor: Marpac Construction

Explore the many post-construction operational savings SIPs buildings offer, and learn more about how to evaluate SIPs vs Sticks in an all-cost comparison (including construction costs): https://ow.ly/zg2o50V9F1w

How important is ventilation? SIP buildings are incredibly airtight, achieving less than 3 air changes per hour at 50 Pascals, which is great for energy efficiency but requires mechanical ventilation. This system brings in fresh air and expels moisture-laden air, ensuring better indoor air quality by filtering allergens and dehumidifying. Learn why controlled ventilation in SIP homes is essential for superior air quality: https://ow.ly/vwzw50V9Azx

How much faster can you build with SIPs? SIPs can cut framing time by up to 55% compared to traditional wood framing! With large panels pre-manufactured for easy assembly, the job site is streamlined—no need for extra steps like framing, insulating, or sheathing. Plus, electrical chases come pre-drilled for quicker wiring! Learn more: https://ow.ly/S8eh50V9AlO

The architect’s thoughtful design, paired with a SIP roof, made this modern home’s large vaulted ceilings possible while maintaining design integrity. Thanks to careful pre-planning and close collaboration with the design team, the result is a seamless design with 50' beam spans and expertly engineered Premier SIP roof panels. It’s all in the details—meticulous planning ensures everything comes together perfectly. Location: Port Townsend, WA Architect: Stoner Architects

Offsite construction delivers faster timelines, reduced waste, and better quality. But not all methods are the same. Learn more: https://ow.ly/lues50Vf1uC