As energy costs continue to rise, choosing the most energy-efficient insulation system for your building really pays.


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Achieve Tremendous Year-Round Utility Savings
Morton Buildings has long maintained a goal of providing its customers with efficient and effective structures. One example of that goal occurred in 1971—the year Morton Buildings introduced its revolutionary insulation system to the construction industry. This insulation system was so advanced, it exceeded the then-current mandates of the Energy Policy Act of 1992. Today, it is still one of the most efficient insulation systems on the market.
Unlike many builders, Morton Buildings’ unique structural concept allows plumbing and electrical to be placed between the insulation and the finished wall or ceiling. When a suspended ceiling is used, the HVAC can be placed between the insulation and the finished ceiling. This configuration results in no penetration of the insulation and an increase in energy efficiency and overall insulation performance.
Seven critical elements of the Energy Performer® Package:
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Nearly nine-inch-thick walls with 6 inches of insulation
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Wide spans of insulation vs. only 14.5 inches in standard house construction
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Polyethylene vapor retarder meticulously installed to keep insulation dry and reduce drafts
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Fully ventilated attics for enhanced air circulation and condensation control
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15.5-inch truss heels allow deep insulation and air space for attic ventilation
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Uncompressed sidewall fiberglass blanket insulation that’s six inches thick and has a true R-19 rating (Energy Star® compliant)*
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Blown-in ceiling insulation with a rating of R-38 and better (Energy Star® compliant)*
*An R-Value rating is a standard measure of thermal resistance.
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