Net Zero Building Systems, Inc.
About
Net Zero Building System’s flagship product offering is the Spray Rock Building System. A unique light industry building solution that was developed internally by coupling traditional construction techniques with patented insulation and cladding components to create a building structure that provides unparalleled strength, speed, and sustainability in the residential and commercial construction industry.
Net Zero Building System was founded in 2014 through recognizing that traditional building techniques and materials were becoming obsolete in a changing marketplace. The desire for stronger, more sustainable, weather resistant structures is commonplace in today’s news headlines. Exemplified by catastrophic weather events cascading the country, homes and buildings are destroyed because they could not sustain the punishment that a Spray Rock Building System is designed and engineered to withstand.
With superior product technologies, patents, and partnerships we strive to revolutionize the building industry. As a first and important step in accomplishing this goal, in 2013 we earned the Miami-Dade N.O.A. Product Approval for our patented system, the most stringent building code in the United States. We also have earned the Miami-Dade Certificate of Competency as a manufacturer of Light Gauge Steel (LGS) truss systems.
Net Zero Building Systems continues to pioneer innovative building systems with an international reach and global impact that both homeowners and builders agree is the way of the future.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
We typically begin working with Clients when they are in their design concept stage of the project, before it goes to structural engineering or permitting.
What types of customers have you worked with?
We specialize in single and multi-family residential projects in the middle to high end price range, and also do some commercial projects. Our advanced Building Technology is traditionally used in geographical areas where there is extreme weather such as hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, and exposure to fires.