Forbes™ contributor and author Sheri Koones breaks down Sips 101: An Efficient and Fast Way to Build. Although we no longer use SIP panels, this home on John’s Island, SC was pivotal in our product development and MEP integration that allowed us to get to where we are today.

Marketing director Shelley Puckett speaks with Charleston Home + Design Magazine’s Tim Barkley about the EcoShell exhibit and system displays at the Fall Home Show at the Charleston Gaillard Center.

CEO Steve Bostic speaks with Foxlight’s Matthew Potter about the advanced components of the Insulsteel EcoShell™ building system as seen in one of our custom homes in Mt. Pleasant S.C…..Read More.

Michael and Nancy Platz were seeking a contractor who could build them a new home that would stand up to the test of time, be energy- efficient and protect them from the hurricanes that occasionally threaten the Carolina coast. They found what they were looking for at a home show in Charleston….Read More.

View Insulsteel’s Director of Strategic Planning and Marketing, Shelley Puckett, discuss the features that make an EcoShell home a forever home. [Skip ahead to minute 23 to view our segment]

Jim Adamczyk is no stranger to remodels — he’s done several here in the Lowcountry. But he feels the home building process needs modernization. He and husband Tom Wyatt want energy efficiency, structural stability in hurricanes, better insulation.

Finding the right builder took some time for these homeowners, but once they found Insulsteel of South Carolina, LLC, they knew that the end result was going to be worth the effort…

After Hurricane Hugo damaged his Isle of Palms house in 1989, David Barron vowed he would never build again on the beach if his house couldn’t be hurricane proof…