houses built with fiberglass
Competitive Cost - Affordable
Non-toxic - Environmentally Safe
Will Not Decay or Rot - Higher Resale Value
Will Not Burn - Lower Insurance Rates
Termite and Rodent Impervious - No Monthly Poison Treatments
350 mph Wind Resistance - Insurability and Protection Against Hurricanes and Tornadoes
Resistance To Earthquakes - Built-in Flexibility Engineered To Withstand Forces Greater Than The Kobe and San Francisco Earthquakes
Non-conductive - No Interference With Satellite, TV, Phone, Computer or Radio Signals
Water Impervious - Will Not Support Black Mold or Mildew Growth
Vapor Impervious - Insulation Will Never Wet-out or Lose Efficiency
Wind Impervious - Tighter Homes Have Less Loss and Lower Cost Heating and Air Conditioning
Higher Insulation Available - Energy Savings and Utility Credits Available When Buyer Selects R-30 (R-4 R-11 R-19 or R-30 Are All Available) In A 4-inch Wall Thickness
No Plants or Animals Destroyed - Green Product Certification
Replacing Wood and Concrete Block Walls With Advanced Construction Composite
And they are trying to get into the New Orleans rebuilding business. Unfortunately, they don't have builder partners up this way yet. Not that i have any land waiting for a house to go up on. New England ain't cheap, especially on a single income.
I like insulated panels, and i've also learned about precast concrete foundations. its all cool to me. i don't know if its in the wallet real soon though.
it seems to me, all the energy efficiency you build into a home, you still make the same monthly payment. it's either to the bank for you bigger mortgage, or to the utility companies for your leaky house. so, i'm trying to sort it all out in my brain, which is already full. i deal so much in hypotheticals. my son has the same affliction. he is 8 years old and is trying to learn as much about trucks as he can so he'll know which one to buy in 10 years. that's how i feel.
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