06/17/2026
The foundation is the socks and shoes of your home. š
You wouldnāt walk through winter barefoot, so why build a home that loses heat through the ground?
Approximately 3ļøā£0ļøā£% of a homeās building envelope is its slab and foundation. While many people assume heat only rises, heat actually moves in all directionsāfrom warm to coldāand follows the path of least resistance.
The ground beneath your home sits at roughly 10°C, while your living space is typically maintained around 21°C. Without a thermal break (insulation) between the foundation and the earth, your home continuously loses heat to the ground.
Thatās why we insulate beneath our footings. By creating a thermal break at the foundation and under the floor slab, we improve comfort, reduce heat loss, and create a healthier, better-performing home from day one.
The best time to get it right is before the concrete is poured. Once a foundation is in place, thereās no going back. It is a missed opportunity. Thatās why we believe home performance starts at the foundation.