Insulation Panels
Insulation Panels | Siding Solutions | Roofing | Seymour
Transform your Seymour property into a fortress of comfort with HEP’s insulation panels roofing and siding solutions. Our high-performance panels lock in conditioned air, slash energy bills, and create a whisper-quiet indoor environment that stands up to Indiana’s fiercest seasons. Whether you’re refreshing a vintage farmhouse or finishing a sleek new build, the clean lines and customizable finishes of our systems elevate curb appeal while adding serious structural strength.
From the first on-site consultation to the final screw, our local team handles everything with precision, speed, and a smile. We fabricate to exact measurements, deliver on time, and install with minimal disruption, so you can enjoy a more efficient, beautiful home sooner. Ready to feel the difference? Let HEP bring industry-leading protection and style to your roof and walls—right here in Seymour.
FAQs
What are insulation panels and how do they improve the performance of my roof or siding?
Insulation panels are rigid boards—typically made from polyisocyanurate (poly-iso), extruded polystyrene (XPS), or expanded polystyrene (EPS)—that are installed beneath roofing systems or behind exterior cladding. They create a continuous thermal barrier that minimizes heat transfer, eliminates many thermal bridges found in traditional framing, and boosts a building’s overall R-value. For homeowners and businesses in Seymour, this means better indoor comfort year-round, lower heating and cooling bills, and reduced strain on HVAC equipment.
Which types of insulation panels do you offer for roofing and siding projects in Seymour?
We stock and install three main product lines: 1. Polyisocyanurate (poly-iso) panels for maximum R-value per inch and excellent moisture resistance—ideal for low-slope roofs or when space is limited. 2. XPS panels, which balance high compressive strength with good moisture tolerance—commonly used under metal roofing or behind fiber-cement siding. 3. EPS laminated structural insulated panels (SIPs) that combine insulation and sheathing in one unit—perfect for new construction or major retrofits. All panels are available in thicknesses from 1" to 6" and meet ASTM C578 and local code requirements.
How much energy can I expect to save after installing your insulation panels?
Actual savings vary by building size, existing insulation levels, and HVAC efficiency, but clients in the Seymour area typically report 15 – 30 % reductions in annual heating and cooling costs. Independent energy-modeling tests show that upgrading a 2,000-sq-ft roof from R-13 to R-30 with poly-iso panels can cut winter heat loss by about 40 % and summer heat gain by nearly 25 %. Over a 10-year period, those savings usually offset the initial installation cost and continue to provide returns for decades.
Can insulation panels be installed over my existing roof or siding, or will I need a full tear-off?
In many cases, a full tear-off isn’t necessary. For roofing, we can install poly-iso overlay boards directly over one existing layer of shingles or a single-ply membrane, provided the structure is sound and local code permits. For siding, rigid insulation can be applied over structurally sound sheathing, then covered with new cladding. Our team conducts a free on-site inspection in Seymour to verify moisture levels, fastener pull-out strength, and ventilation requirements before recommending an overlay or tear-off approach.
How long does installation take, and will my home or business be disrupted?
A typical residential roof overlay with insulation panels takes 2 – 3 days, while adding insulated siding on an average 2,000-sq-ft house takes 4 – 6 days. Commercial timelines vary with building size. We stage deliveries to minimize on-site clutter, use portable dumpsters for debris, and employ sealed-foam saws to reduce dust. Most homeowners can stay in the building during the entire process, and businesses often remain operational with only isolated section closures.
Are your insulation panels approved for Seymour’s climate and building codes?
Yes. All products carry UL fire ratings, meet or exceed the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) Zone 4 requirements applicable to Seymour, and are ICC-ES and NFPA 286 certified. Our installation crews are licensed and insured in the state, and permits are obtained through Seymour’s Building Department. We also provide manufacturer warranties of up to 20 years on thermal performance and a five-year workmanship warranty on labor.