SIP Panel Installation Across Southern California
We self-perform structural insulated panel installation with our own crew, closing in a tighter, more energy-efficient building envelope faster than conventional framing.
Structural panels, built to perform.
A structural insulated panel (SIP) is a rigid foam core sandwiched between two structural skins of oriented strand board, creating a single panel that is both the frame and the insulation. Panels are engineered off site to exact specifications, then set in place to form walls, floors, and roofs in one pass.
For owners and architects, that means a faster, tighter building envelope, exceptional energy performance, and fewer subcontractors coordinating in the field. What most Southern California contractors sub out, we install ourselves.
Advantages that show up on every project.
Speed of Enclosure
Panels arrive pre-cut and close in the shell fast, cutting weeks off the schedule.
Energy Efficiency
Continuous insulation with no thermal bridging keeps utility bills low year round.
Strength & Span
High strength-to-weight ratio allows large clear spans with slender framing.
Airtight Envelope
Factory-precision seams cut air leakage far below standard stick framing.
Consistent Quality
Panels are manufactured under controlled conditions, leaving far less room for field error.
What we self-perform.
Wall Panels
Structural wall panel installation, engineered and set to plan.
Roof Panels
SIP roof panel installation for a continuous, insulated roof deck.
Panel Design & Engineering
Shop drawings and panel layout engineered to your plans.
Splines & Connections
Structural splines, fasteners, and sealant detailing at every seam.
Crane-Set Erection
Rigging and crane coordination for safe, efficient panel setting.
SIP + CLT Hybrids
Combining SIP envelopes with mass-timber structure for performance.
Our crew, installing SIP.
See a SIP panel set in real time.
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SIP construction, answered.
Because panels arrive pre-cut and close in large sections, SIP structures typically enclose much faster than site-built framing, often shaving weeks off the schedule on the right project.
Yes. SIP assemblies deliver continuous insulation and low air leakage that make Title 24 compliance straightforward, and they are approved for a wide range of residential and light-commercial building types.
Material cost can be comparable or higher, but faster enclosure, lower framing labor, and reduced energy bills often offset it. We provide a clear estimate for your specific project.