Enercept Building Systems   Structural Insulated Panels Efficiency is the Key
History of SIPs- “New” Technology Created conceptually in 1935 Frank Lloyd Wright used SIPs in affordable housing in the 1930’s & 1940’s. By 1960’s, SIPs were manufactured as we know them today.
What is a “SIP”? Structural Insulated panels are a high-performance, energy-efficient system. They consist of structural skins laminated around a solid EPS closed-cell foam core.
The Enercept Advantage Custom manufacturing to your specifications R.O.’s pre-cut in factory to eliminate jobsite waste A tighter, warmer, quieter structure Reduced energy bills (40-60%) Menu of sheathing options Lifetime warranty on materials
The Enercept Advantage Customer service after project completion Assistance with LEED certification through Chris Zitelli at Ecos Materials and Services On site technical assistance Training and assistance with new contractors
An Evolutionary Tail… “ Balloon” Framing Methods utilized in U.S. since 1830’s “ Stick & Box” Framing Methods utilized since mid-1950’s
A Better Mousetrap Utilize the best practices of framing technology with patented innovations in posts and structural members SIPs are square, straight, and built to the dimensions of the structure in a controlled environment Framing, Sheathing, and Insulation in one step Less labor, better R-Value, Tighter Structure 2 ½ times stronger than stick frame construction.
SIP Economics 101 Sustainable building doesn’t mean more  $$ Green $$ Significant labor efficiencies A savings of 40-60% per month in energy costs  is  realistic saving hundreds of dollars/month Tax incentives for both builder/developer and the homeowner* *Dependant upon current legislation and having structure rated by approved provider
SIP Economics 101 Better Indoor Air Quality means a healthier house, helping with allergies, asthma, etc. You know what your mortgage payment will be in 15 years, but do you know what your heating bill will be???
Heating Bills Matter…
Oakwood Residential Development Project 30 homes built in September 2008 10 Stick frame/fiberglass batting with truss roof 10 Stick frame/Icynene spray foam with truss roof 10 Enercept SIP full envelope SIP homes performed better  15-20% better than Icynene  40-60% better than fiberglass Variance depended on orientation of home
Good for Habitat homes Ease and speed of construction Energy-efficient homes for low-income families Cost-effective construction with long-term savings
Can you imagine living or working in a cooler? Insulation is Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Has an R-Value of roughly 4 per inch Closed Cell Foam Pentane is the expanding agent
Quality Control Is Key
Delivered Directly to your Site
Fast and Easy Wall Installation
Close roof in one easy step
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Life of the Project Get plans for initial estimate (prefer .pdf, .dwg, or .dxf) Send plans through our drafting/engineering ($500 deposit credited towards project costs) Review and sign off on final drawings Submit 1/3 Production Deposit and Builder Acknowledgement Sheet  or  Purchase Order Panels in Production SIPs delivered to jobsite for installation within 15 days of Production Deposit, Signed approval drawings, and receipt of Builder Acknowledgement Sheet
Enercept Factory Contact Joe Quinn Regional Sales Manager Enercept Building Systems 3100 9 th  Ave SE Watertown, SD 57201 (800) 658-3303 [email_address]

Enercept Structural Insulated Panels

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    Enercept Building Systems Structural Insulated Panels Efficiency is the Key
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    History of SIPs-“New” Technology Created conceptually in 1935 Frank Lloyd Wright used SIPs in affordable housing in the 1930’s & 1940’s. By 1960’s, SIPs were manufactured as we know them today.
  • 3.
    What is a“SIP”? Structural Insulated panels are a high-performance, energy-efficient system. They consist of structural skins laminated around a solid EPS closed-cell foam core.
  • 4.
    The Enercept AdvantageCustom manufacturing to your specifications R.O.’s pre-cut in factory to eliminate jobsite waste A tighter, warmer, quieter structure Reduced energy bills (40-60%) Menu of sheathing options Lifetime warranty on materials
  • 5.
    The Enercept AdvantageCustomer service after project completion Assistance with LEED certification through Chris Zitelli at Ecos Materials and Services On site technical assistance Training and assistance with new contractors
  • 6.
    An Evolutionary Tail…“ Balloon” Framing Methods utilized in U.S. since 1830’s “ Stick & Box” Framing Methods utilized since mid-1950’s
  • 7.
    A Better MousetrapUtilize the best practices of framing technology with patented innovations in posts and structural members SIPs are square, straight, and built to the dimensions of the structure in a controlled environment Framing, Sheathing, and Insulation in one step Less labor, better R-Value, Tighter Structure 2 ½ times stronger than stick frame construction.
  • 8.
    SIP Economics 101Sustainable building doesn’t mean more $$ Green $$ Significant labor efficiencies A savings of 40-60% per month in energy costs is realistic saving hundreds of dollars/month Tax incentives for both builder/developer and the homeowner* *Dependant upon current legislation and having structure rated by approved provider
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    SIP Economics 101Better Indoor Air Quality means a healthier house, helping with allergies, asthma, etc. You know what your mortgage payment will be in 15 years, but do you know what your heating bill will be???
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    Oakwood Residential DevelopmentProject 30 homes built in September 2008 10 Stick frame/fiberglass batting with truss roof 10 Stick frame/Icynene spray foam with truss roof 10 Enercept SIP full envelope SIP homes performed better 15-20% better than Icynene 40-60% better than fiberglass Variance depended on orientation of home
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    Good for Habitathomes Ease and speed of construction Energy-efficient homes for low-income families Cost-effective construction with long-term savings
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    Can you imagineliving or working in a cooler? Insulation is Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Has an R-Value of roughly 4 per inch Closed Cell Foam Pentane is the expanding agent
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    Fast and EasyWall Installation
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    Close roof inone easy step
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    Life of theProject Get plans for initial estimate (prefer .pdf, .dwg, or .dxf) Send plans through our drafting/engineering ($500 deposit credited towards project costs) Review and sign off on final drawings Submit 1/3 Production Deposit and Builder Acknowledgement Sheet or Purchase Order Panels in Production SIPs delivered to jobsite for installation within 15 days of Production Deposit, Signed approval drawings, and receipt of Builder Acknowledgement Sheet
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    Enercept Factory ContactJoe Quinn Regional Sales Manager Enercept Building Systems 3100 9 th Ave SE Watertown, SD 57201 (800) 658-3303 [email_address]