RECOMMENDED CONTRACTORS
We would love to introduce you to several of the contractors we recommend for construction projects involving EPS, Hitz Halter, and SIPs.
Hickory Circle Construction
Address: 8934 South Kansas Rd. Apple Creek, Ohio 44606
Phone: (330) 763-1122
Email: mw@hickory circle.com
Website www.hickorycircle.com
MJ Plumbing & Supplies
Address: 6138 Salineville Rd NE Mechanicstown, OH 44651
Phone: (330) 771-4671
Specializing in Hydronic Heating Systems
Mohican Log Homes
Address: 2441 State Route 60, Loudonville, OH 44842
Phone: (419) 994-4088
Website: www.mohicanloghomes.com
Tri M Plumbing, LLC
Address: 33951 State Route 643
Baltic, Ohio 43804
Phone: (330) 260-7850
Specializing in Radiant Heat Setups & Residential Plumbing
H&H Custom Homes
Address: 16573 OH-3, Loudonville, OH 44842
Phone: (419) 994-4070
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XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
I give this firm a 5 star rating. They are the nicest people to deal with. They go out of their way to make you happy, and the work they do is awesome. Absolutely love our panels for our home. Smarter financially and goes up quick. Will not stick build again! Thank you Vernon and the guys, for such A+ service.
XPS foam is made by melting polystyrene pellets and extruding them into rigid panels. It is a dense and strong product that has a higher R-value per inch than EPS foam. XPS foam is often in below-grade applications, such as foundation walls, as well as in roofing and other applications.
Benefits of XPS foam:
- Dense and strong, with high compressive strength
- Moisture-resistant
- Resistant to mold and mildew
- Higher R-value per inch than EPS foam
Situations for the of XPS foam:
Below-grade applications, such as foundation walls and slabs
Roofing and other applications where high compressive strength is needed
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(330) 279-2345
8685 Township Rd 561,
Holmesville, OH 44633
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