05-13-2025
1. Discover compelling trends and business case for building zero energy homes.
2. Identify the critical building blocks for achieving zero carbon performance.
3. Learn how to get on the path to zero faster, better and cheaper with total cost accounting for all integrated costs and benefits.
4. Understand how to optimize cost-effectiveness for the most critical component for achieving high performance targets, the home enclosure.
Great Material
ASHRAFGood material but cost justification for sip walls don’t align with my experience trying to sell them to clients.
Rebeccagreat!
Ramona VeneraGreat material. I was able to see different factors at the same time.
Rayexcellent
Koukabalearned a lot
Rebeccagreat presenter
Chrisinteresting topic
susanGOOD COURSE
MATTHEWTHANK YOU
Thomasgood course
JamesSurprising analysis!
BrettVery informative session!
BradleyThank you!
Sherrygood
MerinWanted to hear more about installation of electrical wiring in the SIPS panel and how that related to electrical costs.
HowardInteresting
GracielaInteresting & applicable
AlexGreat and honest information provided.
Jeffrey*
AdamVery important info.
KatherineGood course.
EricA very helpful review.
MaryVery surprising statistics. I could have used more time to process them during the presentation. I also would have like to hear what the SIP ridge detail is to prevent moisture damage. This is concerning to me so I will need more info before I spec SIPs
JonGreat topic, but FYI: the wording on the quiz questions was difficult to follow.
JonathanSome of his Weather data seemed to be screwed. No account for increased population covering more land area and material and labor cost.
V Randallno comment
DanielExcellent content. Easy to understand and informative.
HenryMy thesis in architecture school was about prefabricated construction and getting architects more involved with the design so I loved the seminar but would have like to see more examples of design innovations possible with panelized construction.
NeilNo comment
AmbroseGreat stuff
JonathanExtremely informative in understanding the value provided by SIP construction above what may be self-evident.
LuisVery interesting comparisons to time and costs.
RonaldExtremely informative
TriciaVery informative!
CiolekInformative course
RyanThank You.
KeithVery informative and innovative
ClayInteresting course. Very good statistics and it gives good reasons for looking at the overall picture and not just the initial cost of better construction.
GaryGood conclusions backed by measurable evidence
LoganI did not feel like this presentation fully covered the questions asked in the quiz.
SydneyGreat overview for someone not familiar with the concept of SIPS.
AaronGood convincing presentation.
Anthonygood reading
christopherInteresting stuff.
ShaneThank you
TrevorThe training was interesting but would benefit from more explanation on how the pre-fabricated panels address climate change challenges. There seems to be a disconnect between the issues (e.g., storms, and wildfires) and the proposed solution. I would have liked to hear more about how these panels help mitigate damage from extreme weather events like storms and wildfires, or how they can contribute to overall climate resilience. Thank you,
Marie-ChristineInformative presentation.
RaoulGreat Criteria
MarkVery informative course. Well done.
AldenExtremely well presented data and supporting argument for promoting the use of SIP systems. The speaker is very knowledgeable, well-spoken, and interesting. Thank you!
CarolinaNice overview to SIP's
KnightThe information was informative and current. It gave me options to consider when designing a new house.
EdwardAfter watching, it's surprising that SIPs are not used more frequently in the US. Wonder what the hurdles are in the US??
LindaI enjoyed the short and complete course. It was very well presented with great slides.
Johngood solid survey type course about SIPs
JohnGreat!
LuisVery informative content.
MichaelVery informative.
EllenClear and direct information presented in this course
Neilgreat presentation
MatthewGreat content, thank you.
AllisonRemembering specific numbers was a challenge.
AnnieThank you.
DanielGreat presentation. Would have been nice to discuss how SIPS take electrical and plumbing. Or maybe you just fur everything out.
JohnEXCELLENT COURSE. I WILL ALSO ORDER THE BOOK.
LucyThank you
TylerInformative.
JeffGood Info. Very detailed.
Dennisgood
Seyedeh Zahragreat
KevinThank You
Robertgood content
ShannonThank you!
Michaelthank you for offering seminar
nicholasGood info.
EricaGreat information! Thank you.
RobertVery interesting. Thank you!
ScottGreat information.
JossephGreat information.
JossephVery good information
NealGood
EldonGood information.
Maxvery informative
ChristopherGreat information
JasonCovers ideas about archaic construction materials and techniques that I have considered for a good many years. Not sure how we change it.
FredWas difficult to follow. He was too quick to jump from one slide to another.
JeffreyPretty good presentation. This doesn't take into account several real world considerations and requires conforming to restrictions to get the best value. It absolutely has a market and it could be on the verge of really taking off.
RobertVery interesting.
ArthurGood course
Jeffreyvery informative subject
MelissaGreat Course
GregoryI'm curious as to why SIPs has not been adopted by more people. It has been around for a long time and widely known about. I wonder what is not being presented is the reason. Interesting topic.
JosephGood Course.
ChristianThank you for a great presentation.
Aleidaquestions about plumbing and electrical installation in th epanels
Vuquestions about plumbing and electrical installation in the panels
VuGood Course
JohnThe content was very valuable. The cost comparison at the end was so small I could not see it.
ThomasThanks for the course. Very informative!
Hollyinformative
AnaVery good and informative presentation
VicVery informative.
SteveGreat information
mcGreat infromation
Macbanynone
GaryInteresting, good knowledge. thank you.
MarioThank you
Chasegreat course
dwayneGood class
PedroGreat Course!
CeciliaInsightful!
BartVery informative and interesting Course.
BeatrizVery informative and helpful information, Clear presentation, a little rushed
JimGreat material
NancieThank You!
JulieNice Job!
Rogerinteresting
Laurainteresting
Laurainteresting
Laurainteresting
LauraVery informative course....
Armandointeresting, I would like to know more about how plumbing and electrical get installed into the panels
JoseVery informative and easy to follow.
AndrewExcellent presentation. Wonder about the cost of the learning curve for SIP and the labor force for this type of construction.
TanyaGreat innovations for controlling the interior temperature and comfort of a space.
GeorgeGreat presentation
KevinGreat basic information!
RachelGREAT!
JamesGood presentation
josephInformative and interesting.
SalPresenter went long on certain sections and did not cover all the material that was intended.
DanielGood efficient presentation; plenty of takeaways
MarkA very interesting seminar, especially the ventilated attic.....I have a new appreciatin fdor SIPS panewls as well
JamesVery well done but difficult to go back and find correct answers t quiz.
ChristopherGood seminar
HANDANvery interesting
MarkGreat content
MarkGreat information. Missing details about designing and detailing.
RajeevI thoroughly enjoyed this presentation.
MikeEnjoyed the content
ToddThank you for a very informative presentation
DavidMany interesting items were discussed. Many true cost benefits with SIP. I will consider them more in future projects.
Keithgood
KyleGreat course, very informative.
EarlGreat Info!
RachanaGood course.
DanielExcellent!
FranciscoInteresting
BenI wasn't surprised by the overall efficiency of the offsite structural panels though the cost comparison were lower than expected
Michaelvery interesting and lots of info. looks like SIPS should be the construction of choice!
Jonathanvery interesting concept with the issue remaining the nature of the roof sheathing relative to longevity
MichaelThank you!
RyanGreat presentation!
KimberlyGreat presentation!
Kimberlygood course, could use more info on sips and less on energy code.
MichaelQuick and easy to understand graphics as a part of the presentation. Thank you.
StaceeInteresting topic
MarkA great presentation for construction cost savings
RobertThank you for the well-outlined explanation of the benefits of offsite construction versus conventional framing of residential housing.
ThomasThanks!
Danicathank you
JessicaGreat Course. Thanks!
JamesGreat improvement
Davidvery informative.
W ScottGood, informative presentation
PaulI really enjoyed the course! The instructors were knowledgeable, and the materials were excellent. It gave me new insights and practical knowledge. Highly recommended!"
MatiyeOverall very informative.
PaulGreat info
KateCourse moved very quickly without enough time to take in all the information!
JeffreyUseful info. Thanks!
Alirezagreat course
DivyaGreat course!
Alino comment
JillEnjoyed the course
PallaviI enjoyed this course.
GregOK as presented.
RandallNice SIP
MaxwellEnjoyed!
JenniferGreat information was provided by Mr. Rashkin. Cost comparisons between SIPs and Framed Construction was valuable and surprising.
Michaellogical and practical
ScottThis seminar did not account for the costs to cut window and door opening into the panels, place MEP systems in the walls or in some other hidden manner, framing out for door, window, etc. openings, installation of columns into the wall panels to carry heavy point loads to open up larger spaces, etc. etc. Costs of waster materials at windows and doors, etc.
Stevengood point of view
BrandonThank you. Very informative session
TeodoroTopic of value.
RoyThank you.
ZajimI found it difficult to comprehend at one time the various components to the discussion
Randy LI found it difficult to comprehend at one time the various components to the discussion
Randy LI found it difficult to comprehend at one time the various components to the discussion
Randy LThanks
CherieExcellent content and delivery. Very informative and eye-opening!
KaraGreat presentation
ChristopherGood course!
StevenGood Information!
Michael.
MarkThank you
MicheleInteresting concepts
Bruce Allanthe system is very interesting as a new direction to take construction
LeticiaCheaper, Faster is the way....
ChadCheaper, Faster is the way....
ChadInteresting
MarcoNice topic
JustinGreat concise presentation!!
HugoThanks!
Tinekeso good
GonzaloGood information. Maybe too fast paced
MarkGood presentation but need more assembly detail.
Tat OnGreat
YITZUGreat presentation!
Gorancouldn't get sound to work
LisaHelpful
ShawnDecent course.
Selenagreat course
michaelokay...
Tae (a.k.a. Francisco)Good Information
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High performance building, and zero energy homes in particular, are no longer a nice-to-have. This is obvious looking at the increased rigor of the latest energy codes, growth in voluntary certifications, new 45L federal tax credits, ESG movement and growing consumer demand. So now, builders must learn to get there faster, better and cheaper. In this session, learn the critical concepts for achieving zero energy and zero carbon homes along with the business case for doing so profitably. Explore a total cost accounting method to capture all related costs and benefits and discover the most cost-effective options for the most critical component, the enclosure. Leave on the right path to achieving zero energy performance and meeting buyer demand all while avoiding tens of thousands of dollars in unnecessary expense.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1 hour
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High performance building, and zero energy homes in particular, are no longer a nice-to-have. This is obvious looking at the increased rigor of the latest energy codes, growth in voluntary certifications, new 45L federal tax credits, ESG movement and growing consumer demand. So now, builders must learn to get there faster, better and cheaper. In this session, learn the critical concepts for achieving zero energy and zero carbon homes along with the business case for doing so profitably. Explore a total cost accounting method to capture all related costs and benefits and discover the most cost-effective options for the most critical component, the enclosure. Leave on the right path to achieving zero energy performance and meeting buyer demand all while avoiding tens of thousands of dollars in unnecessary expense.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1 hour
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1. Discover compelling trends and business case for building zero energy homes.
2. Identify the critical building blocks for achieving zero carbon performance.
3. Learn how to get on the path to zero faster, better and cheaper with total cost accounting for all integrated costs and benefits.
4. Understand how to optimize cost-effectiveness for the most critical component for achieving high performance targets, the home enclosure.
Great Material
ASHRAFGood material but cost justification for sip walls don’t align with my experience trying to sell them to clients.
Rebeccagreat!
Ramona VeneraGreat material. I was able to see different factors at the same time.
Rayexcellent
Koukabalearned a lot
Rebeccagreat presenter
Chrisinteresting topic
susanGOOD COURSE
MATTHEWTHANK YOU
Thomasgood course
JamesSurprising analysis!
BrettVery informative session!
BradleyThank you!
Sherrygood
MerinWanted to hear more about installation of electrical wiring in the SIPS panel and how that related to electrical costs.
HowardInteresting
GracielaInteresting & applicable
AlexGreat and honest information provided.
Jeffrey*
AdamVery important info.
KatherineGood course.
EricA very helpful review.
MaryVery surprising statistics. I could have used more time to process them during the presentation. I also would have like to hear what the SIP ridge detail is to prevent moisture damage. This is concerning to me so I will need more info before I spec SIPs
JonGreat topic, but FYI: the wording on the quiz questions was difficult to follow.
JonathanSome of his Weather data seemed to be screwed. No account for increased population covering more land area and material and labor cost.
V Randallno comment
DanielExcellent content. Easy to understand and informative.
HenryMy thesis in architecture school was about prefabricated construction and getting architects more involved with the design so I loved the seminar but would have like to see more examples of design innovations possible with panelized construction.
NeilNo comment
AmbroseGreat stuff
JonathanExtremely informative in understanding the value provided by SIP construction above what may be self-evident.
LuisVery interesting comparisons to time and costs.
RonaldExtremely informative
TriciaVery informative!
CiolekInformative course
RyanThank You.
KeithVery informative and innovative
ClayInteresting course. Very good statistics and it gives good reasons for looking at the overall picture and not just the initial cost of better construction.
GaryGood conclusions backed by measurable evidence
LoganI did not feel like this presentation fully covered the questions asked in the quiz.
SydneyGreat overview for someone not familiar with the concept of SIPS.
AaronGood convincing presentation.
Anthonygood reading
christopherInteresting stuff.
ShaneThank you
TrevorThe training was interesting but would benefit from more explanation on how the pre-fabricated panels address climate change challenges. There seems to be a disconnect between the issues (e.g., storms, and wildfires) and the proposed solution. I would have liked to hear more about how these panels help mitigate damage from extreme weather events like storms and wildfires, or how they can contribute to overall climate resilience. Thank you,
Marie-ChristineInformative presentation.
RaoulGreat Criteria
MarkVery informative course. Well done.
AldenExtremely well presented data and supporting argument for promoting the use of SIP systems. The speaker is very knowledgeable, well-spoken, and interesting. Thank you!
CarolinaNice overview to SIP's
KnightThe information was informative and current. It gave me options to consider when designing a new house.
EdwardAfter watching, it's surprising that SIPs are not used more frequently in the US. Wonder what the hurdles are in the US??
LindaI enjoyed the short and complete course. It was very well presented with great slides.
Johngood solid survey type course about SIPs
JohnGreat!
LuisVery informative content.
MichaelVery informative.
EllenClear and direct information presented in this course
Neilgreat presentation
MatthewGreat content, thank you.
AllisonRemembering specific numbers was a challenge.
AnnieThank you.
DanielGreat presentation. Would have been nice to discuss how SIPS take electrical and plumbing. Or maybe you just fur everything out.
JohnEXCELLENT COURSE. I WILL ALSO ORDER THE BOOK.
LucyThank you
TylerInformative.
JeffGood Info. Very detailed.
Dennisgood
Seyedeh Zahragreat
KevinThank You
Robertgood content
ShannonThank you!
Michaelthank you for offering seminar
nicholasGood info.
EricaGreat information! Thank you.
RobertVery interesting. Thank you!
ScottGreat information.
JossephGreat information.
JossephVery good information
NealGood
EldonGood information.
Maxvery informative
ChristopherGreat information
JasonCovers ideas about archaic construction materials and techniques that I have considered for a good many years. Not sure how we change it.
FredWas difficult to follow. He was too quick to jump from one slide to another.
JeffreyPretty good presentation. This doesn't take into account several real world considerations and requires conforming to restrictions to get the best value. It absolutely has a market and it could be on the verge of really taking off.
RobertVery interesting.
ArthurGood course
Jeffreyvery informative subject
MelissaGreat Course
GregoryI'm curious as to why SIPs has not been adopted by more people. It has been around for a long time and widely known about. I wonder what is not being presented is the reason. Interesting topic.
JosephGood Course.
ChristianThank you for a great presentation.
Aleidaquestions about plumbing and electrical installation in th epanels
Vuquestions about plumbing and electrical installation in the panels
VuGood Course
JohnThe content was very valuable. The cost comparison at the end was so small I could not see it.
ThomasThanks for the course. Very informative!
Hollyinformative
AnaVery good and informative presentation
VicVery informative.
SteveGreat information
mcGreat infromation
Macbanynone
GaryInteresting, good knowledge. thank you.
MarioThank you
Chasegreat course
dwayneGood class
PedroGreat Course!
CeciliaInsightful!
BartVery informative and interesting Course.
BeatrizVery informative and helpful information, Clear presentation, a little rushed
JimGreat material
NancieThank You!
JulieNice Job!
Rogerinteresting
Laurainteresting
Laurainteresting
Laurainteresting
LauraVery informative course....
Armandointeresting, I would like to know more about how plumbing and electrical get installed into the panels
JoseVery informative and easy to follow.
AndrewExcellent presentation. Wonder about the cost of the learning curve for SIP and the labor force for this type of construction.
TanyaGreat innovations for controlling the interior temperature and comfort of a space.
GeorgeGreat presentation
KevinGreat basic information!
RachelGREAT!
JamesGood presentation
josephInformative and interesting.
SalPresenter went long on certain sections and did not cover all the material that was intended.
DanielGood efficient presentation; plenty of takeaways
MarkA very interesting seminar, especially the ventilated attic.....I have a new appreciatin fdor SIPS panewls as well
JamesVery well done but difficult to go back and find correct answers t quiz.
ChristopherGood seminar
HANDANvery interesting
MarkGreat content
MarkGreat information. Missing details about designing and detailing.
RajeevI thoroughly enjoyed this presentation.
MikeEnjoyed the content
ToddThank you for a very informative presentation
DavidMany interesting items were discussed. Many true cost benefits with SIP. I will consider them more in future projects.
Keithgood
KyleGreat course, very informative.
EarlGreat Info!
RachanaGood course.
DanielExcellent!
FranciscoInteresting
BenI wasn't surprised by the overall efficiency of the offsite structural panels though the cost comparison were lower than expected
Michaelvery interesting and lots of info. looks like SIPS should be the construction of choice!
Jonathanvery interesting concept with the issue remaining the nature of the roof sheathing relative to longevity
MichaelThank you!
RyanGreat presentation!
KimberlyGreat presentation!
Kimberlygood course, could use more info on sips and less on energy code.
MichaelQuick and easy to understand graphics as a part of the presentation. Thank you.
StaceeInteresting topic
MarkA great presentation for construction cost savings
RobertThank you for the well-outlined explanation of the benefits of offsite construction versus conventional framing of residential housing.
ThomasThanks!
Danicathank you
JessicaGreat Course. Thanks!
JamesGreat improvement
Davidvery informative.
W ScottGood, informative presentation
PaulI really enjoyed the course! The instructors were knowledgeable, and the materials were excellent. It gave me new insights and practical knowledge. Highly recommended!"
MatiyeOverall very informative.
PaulGreat info
KateCourse moved very quickly without enough time to take in all the information!
JeffreyUseful info. Thanks!
Alirezagreat course
DivyaGreat course!
Alino comment
JillEnjoyed the course
PallaviI enjoyed this course.
GregOK as presented.
RandallNice SIP
MaxwellEnjoyed!
JenniferGreat information was provided by Mr. Rashkin. Cost comparisons between SIPs and Framed Construction was valuable and surprising.
Michaellogical and practical
ScottThis seminar did not account for the costs to cut window and door opening into the panels, place MEP systems in the walls or in some other hidden manner, framing out for door, window, etc. openings, installation of columns into the wall panels to carry heavy point loads to open up larger spaces, etc. etc. Costs of waster materials at windows and doors, etc.
Stevengood point of view
BrandonThank you. Very informative session
TeodoroTopic of value.
RoyThank you.
ZajimI found it difficult to comprehend at one time the various components to the discussion
Randy LI found it difficult to comprehend at one time the various components to the discussion
Randy LI found it difficult to comprehend at one time the various components to the discussion
Randy LThanks
CherieExcellent content and delivery. Very informative and eye-opening!
KaraGreat presentation
ChristopherGood course!
StevenGood Information!
Michael.
MarkThank you
MicheleInteresting concepts
Bruce Allanthe system is very interesting as a new direction to take construction
LeticiaCheaper, Faster is the way....
ChadCheaper, Faster is the way....
ChadInteresting
MarcoNice topic
JustinGreat concise presentation!!
HugoThanks!
Tinekeso good
GonzaloGood information. Maybe too fast paced
MarkGood presentation but need more assembly detail.
Tat OnGreat
YITZUGreat presentation!
Gorancouldn't get sound to work
LisaHelpful
ShawnDecent course.
Selenagreat course
michaelokay...
Tae (a.k.a. Francisco)Good Information
ISAAC05-13-2025