SIPS Are Price Competitive

SIPS are easy to install and affordable.

We at Tanguay Homes of Newport, Vermont believe that the panels are, dollar for dollar, a better buy than any other insulation system. The Thermal performance of a building system is the highest concern of consumers today. Our SIPs offer the highest R-value for the lowest possible cost. The R-value of EPS remains stable for the life of the structure, unlike panels using expanded polyurethane, isocyanurate or fiber glass. Our panels require less construction time . The system fits together more quickly, and simply than conventional framing, for an overall savings in man-hours.

Tanguay Homes of Northern Vermont  recommends SIPs for their ease of installation and flexibility

Ease of Installation

Simplicity is the key to a successful construction. Structural Insulated Panels can be installed faster and more easily than stud wall. The double surface spline system with a foam sealing channel makes our system very efficient and simple to install. A three person crew can expect to enclose a simple 200 square foot home in a week or less.

Our SIPs can be cut with inexpensive saws and attached to timbers with annular nails. Windows and doors are installed easily because the panels are designed to accommodate standard building materials. A saw cut is all that is required for the window or door opening.

Manufacturing Flexibility

Tanguay Homes of Newport, Vermont can get Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) specifically for your building needs, offering a variety of sizes and laminates. Because of this manufacturing flexibility, the basic component can be utilized in residential, commercial and agricultural buildings as a floor, wall or roof component. This gives greater versatility in design, which translates into an overall savings for you.
Infromation Provided by Foam Laminates of Vermont via: http://www.foamlaminates.com

A beautiful backyard  in Vermont to showcase outdoor living trends.
April 28, 2025
Uncover the latest outdoor living trends to transform your backyard into a stylish and functional oasis, perfect for relaxing, entertaining, and enjoying nature.
A yellow house in Vermont with an outdated white door and a window.
April 11, 2025
Not sure if it’s time to replace your windows and doors? Look for these key signs of wear, inefficiency, and damage to keep your home comfortable and secure.
A house in Vermont with a white picket fence and pink flowers
March 24, 2025
Spring’s ideal weather and contractor availability make it the perfect season to build a home addition you’ll enjoy all summer long.
A calculator, notepad, pen, and blueprints sitting on a wooden table next to a model of a house
March 11, 2025
Plan your home remodeling project with confidence using these practical tips for creating your dream space without the stress.
A snowy street with houses and trees in the background in Vermont
February 28, 2025
Get your home ready for spring with late-winter exterior projects like roof checks, walkway maintenance, and curb appeal upgrades.
A finished basement with a staircase, window, and carpet flooring.
February 14, 2025
Transform your basement this winter with practical tips for creating a comfortable, functional, and stylish space that adds value to your home.
A Vermont home with a snow-covered roof and gutters with trees in the background
January 30, 2025
Learn how to protect your roof and gutters from snow and ice damage with these essential tips for winter maintenance and prevention.
A sparkler that is lit in a dark room celebrating New Years Eve
January 15, 2025
5 impactful home improvement resolutions to enhance your space, boost energy efficiency, and add value in 2025.
A cozy living room with a table and chairs and a fireplace renovated by Tanguay Homes
December 30, 2024
Transform your home into a cozy winter retreat with renovation ideas that add warmth, comfort, and energy efficiency, from enhanced insulation to stylish fireplaces.
A brick building under construction with snow on the roof
December 13, 2024
Discover the pros and cons of starting a home renovation in winter, from contractor availability to potential weather delays, to help you decide if the season is right for your project.
More Posts