The green revolution, with emphasis on sustainability as is now sweeping the country, has produced incentives from various sources.

Perhaps the most important part of owning a composite home is that may be insurable at up to a 40% lower cost.

Throughout the life of the home, the cost of utilities will constantly increase.

It is estimated that aluminum framed windows and doors can rapidly conduct temperature from inside or outside the home. Large sun facing windows and doors can take away all of the benefits of efficient air conditioning and superior insulation. The exterior envelope of the home must not only be protective, but also engineered to be energy efficient, insulated, and well sealed.

CBS panels offer a multi-pronged approach to maintaining the lowest cost of home ownership.

Homes of wood and block in termite zones require frequent applications of pesticides or rodenticides. CBS composite tree-free constructions eliminate the need for such poisonous chemicals which often have to be impregnated in all the lumber, plywood, or OSB sheets surrounding the first floor in an attempt to eliminate termite infestations long term.

Concrete blocks are never sealed and will always be porous, settlement cracks develop in them because of their rigidity and inflexibility.

CBS sill plate designs enable the bottom of the panels to be imbedded into the concrete pad completely sealing the wall to the foundation pad and preventing all paths of air loss, moisture migration, or pest infiltration.