Choose Premier's Perfect Panels for Your Room Addition

Quality ‑ Have you ever looked down a stud wall and noticed how it bends, bulges, twists and cups due to the increasingly poor quality of lumber? This does not happen with a Premier wall panel. Our walls are straight, plumb and square. The continuous wood surface also offers a sound nail‑base for all exterior and interior finishes.

Comfort ‑ Without hesitation, your new room addition will be one of the most comfortable, quiet and clean structures you will ever live in. Unlike a stick‑frame room addition, in which thermal performance is an afterthought, insulation is an integral part of a Premier SIPs home addition. Air and moisture infiltration is greatly reduced because the exterior envelope is tighter.

Peace of Mind ‑ People who consider building a room addition onto their home do so because they want to add living space that is uniquely theirs. Too often, frightened by the horror stories that their friends have told them, they choose to buy a "spec" room addition instead. In a Premier home addition the framer "installs" the panel sections rather than "builds" them. This saves time and ensures that the walls are straight and plum.

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SIPs are Made with Factory Precision So You Get the Perfect Room Addition

• The insulation is already incorporated into our panels.

• The electrical chases are factory installed in the foam, eliminating the time and labor expense associated with onsite drilling.

• The walls are flat and plum so the drywall, door and window installers complete their work faster along with a better final finish.

• The interior finishes, including cabinetry, flooring, moldings, counter tops, etc. will be installed easier due to the continuous attachment surface provided by the OSB. No more searching for studs or shimming bowed walls.

• The engineered advantage of building with Premier SIPs is that they are made with “factory precision.” Perfect panels mean perfect walls allowing a building to be very tight. This reduces the size of your heating and air conditioning unit (HVAC) by up to 40%, giving you immediate savings. And, homeowners will enjoy up to 60% lower energy costs.