Builders are being asked to do more with every wall assembly. Homes need to use less energy, provide healthier indoor environments, withstand increasingly demanding conditions, and still be practical and cost-effective to construct, which usually means adding layers, trades, materials, and complexity.
ThermaTech Building Solutions is taking a different approach: Combine more of the performance equation into one coordinated wall system.
In this video, ThermaTech showcases its panelized building system on an active residential project, demonstrating how offsite fabrication can simplify installation while integrating framing, insulation, and air-sealing functions into the wall assembly.
ThermaTech panels are fabricated offsite, numbered, palletized, and delivered in the sequence in which they will be installed. Panels arrive organized so crews can move methodically around the structure rather than fabricating every component from scratch onsite, which can be especially valuable on constrained jobsites, where space for materials, equipment, and multiple trades is limited.
The company’s current systems pair continuous insulation with familiar framing methods, and the company emphasizes field adaptability and installation workflows designed for real construction crews.
For builders, the appeal is straightforward: fewer steps, faster assembly, reduced jobsite complexity, and a more coordinated path to higher performance. For homeowners, the benefits are potentially even more meaningful: better comfort, lower energy demand, greater durability, and a healthier living environment.
As cofounder and CEO of Green Builder Media, Sara is a visionary thought leader and passionate advocate for sustainability. A former venture capitalist, she has participated in the life cycle (from funding to exit) of over 20 companies, with an emphasis on combining sustainability and profitability. She lives in Lake City, Colo., with her husband, where she is an avid long-distance runner, snowboarder, and Crossfit trainer. She is also on the Board of Directors at Dvele, runs the Rural Segment for Energize Colorado, and is a former County Commissioner.
One Wall, More Value
ThermaTech simplifies high-performance building.
Builders are being asked to do more with every wall assembly. Homes need to use less energy, provide healthier indoor environments, withstand increasingly demanding conditions, and still be practical and cost-effective to construct, which usually means adding layers, trades, materials, and complexity.
ThermaTech Building Solutions is taking a different approach: Combine more of the performance equation into one coordinated wall system.
In this video, ThermaTech showcases its panelized building system on an active residential project, demonstrating how offsite fabrication can simplify installation while integrating framing, insulation, and air-sealing functions into the wall assembly.
ThermaTech panels are fabricated offsite, numbered, palletized, and delivered in the sequence in which they will be installed. Panels arrive organized so crews can move methodically around the structure rather than fabricating every component from scratch onsite, which can be especially valuable on constrained jobsites, where space for materials, equipment, and multiple trades is limited.
The company’s current systems pair continuous insulation with familiar framing methods, and the company emphasizes field adaptability and installation workflows designed for real construction crews.
For builders, the appeal is straightforward: fewer steps, faster assembly, reduced jobsite complexity, and a more coordinated path to higher performance. For homeowners, the benefits are potentially even more meaningful: better comfort, lower energy demand, greater durability, and a healthier living environment.
Watch the video to hear more about the energy efficiency, air sealing, framing, and indoor air quality benefits of ThermaTech’s wall system, as well as thermal-bridging reduction and effective wall-performance modeling.
By Sara Gutterman
As cofounder and CEO of Green Builder Media, Sara is a visionary thought leader and passionate advocate for sustainability. A former venture capitalist, she has participated in the life cycle (from funding to exit) of over 20 companies, with an emphasis on combining sustainability and profitability. She lives in Lake City, Colo., with her husband, where she is an avid long-distance runner, snowboarder, and Crossfit trainer. She is also on the Board of Directors at Dvele, runs the Rural Segment for Energize Colorado, and is a former County Commissioner.Also Read