Lumber Costs stopping your construction project

Why not reduce those Lumber costs with Hempcrete.

Lumber Cost Comparison, Buying Power: The astronomical cost of Lumber these days is just one example of why eco friendly and sustainable #Hempcrete is a much needed addition to the materials available for Construction #HomeBuilder #Sustainable #Hemp https://t.co/EEOkBOA3kZ pic.twitter.com/7R132MBrfb

— systembuster (@stlsystembuster) November 7, 2022

Hempcrete is the Solution to the Rising Costs of Lumber

Looks Like Scotty will be building that Hemp Home After All ! check out the Video Below of one of the designs I’m considering for my future hemp home!!! https://t.co/WwOyBsx4qe https://t.co/IqSIlLBxoZ pic.twitter.com/DDJrrQgFvJ

— systembuster (@stlsystembuster) November 7, 2022

Here is a video that highlights the reduced lumber requirements for building with hempcrete: https://t.co/a362AmlhIz #Sustainable #SustainableHomeBuilding #EnergyEfficient #CarbonNegative #Agriculture #FarmRaised #SaveTheTrees

— systembuster (@stlsystembuster) November 7, 2022

#Hempcrete Building Code approval applies to one- or two-family dwellings and townhouses plus should increase the availability of hemp-based building materials and facilitate greener construction projects around the U.S. source: #Gangapreneur

— systembuster (@stlsystembuster) November 7, 2022

Home Fire Repair and Remodel

The following photos are images from the job site, highlighting areas that the prior weatherization crews missed -when they were insulating this building.  

The missing insulation in critical areas causes greater energy needs - adding to the carbon footprint of this home.

The Hemp Insulation Solutions to Thermal Bridging

Industrial Hemp Insulation stops thermal bridging!

Fire repair, gut rehab- property was one of the most insulated buildings I've worked on in StLouis (that wasn't mine). The prior so called "energy experts" who installed all the insulation, missed insulting the spots most needed.

In this home's lower floor is where a garage and storage rooms are located. There are two giant heat traps one of which extends thru the home to the roof area- the chimney & The other heat sink is the metal post and beam system that supports the second floor;floor.

Heat and cold transfer thru denser materials faster and more efficiently that a porous substance.

All the second floor boards are supported by this heat sink. This allows the heat and cold a way into the building thru conduction- thermal conductivity.

The homes chimney is also located in the coldest part of the home and thermally conducts all the absorbed heat & cold into the second floor.

To stop the thermal conductivity- building owner should insulate both of these areas and stop the heat or cold from ever reaching the heat sinks. By wrapping the chimney & metal it will never get cold or hot eliminating thermal conductivity.

My suggestion- stop Thermal Bridging with Hemp Insulation! Sustainable-Eco Friendly - Hemp is the Future of Green Buildings. pic.twitter.com/k2m26KjZ7N

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) December 2, 2016

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Hemp Environmental Forum and how it all began

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