Simplify, Simplify, Simplify. PolycreteUSA's Mantra is Front and Center with Its New Web Presence.

Richmond, VA, August 13, 2013 --(PR.com)-- PolycreteUSA’s mission is to make it easy to design, build and own energy efficient structures that stand up to Mother Nature. The company took another big step in that direction recently with the launch of a new website, PolycreteUSA.com.

“We wanted to get our story across more clearly. Who we are, what we do and how we do it. We think the new format accomplishes that,” said company President Bruce Anderson. “Our technology has been used in Canada, Europe and Asia since 1988, but people here in the USA still see it as new and mysterious. We want everyone in the construction community to see how how cool it is and to realize that this technology really will make their project easier to complete.”

The technology is a system for constructing commercial buildings with highly insulated concrete walls. Conventionally formed concrete walls involve a labor-intensive process of constructing a wood or metal formwork structure, filling it with concrete, then dis-assembling all the formwork after the concrete hardens.

The Polycrete formwork is set up in a fraction of the time and does not have to be dis-assembled. It’s made from expanded polystyrene panels that contain a steel reinforcing structure which makes it strong enough to contain the concrete. Since the formwork becomes the insulation for the building, it also eliminates that step in the construction process.

“The Polycrete system eliminates several other steps,” Anderson commented. “Four or more. Normally you would have to build a wood or steel frame wall inside the masonry wall to hold your insulation and sheetrock. That all goes away with this system because you can attach sheetrock directly to the Polycrete wall by means of its built-in steel fastening strips.”

The new website includes useful information for architects, contractors and building owners.

Architects will be pleased to see CAD files that can be downloaded to make their design work easier and detailed information on how doors, windows, floors and roofs are incorporated.

Contractors will find complete information on assembling Polycrete walls and how it works with electrical, plumbing and other building systems.

Building owners can learn about operating costs savings and even how they can benefit from Federal tax credits and deductions from using the Polycrete system.

Building products like the Polycrete Big Block ICF system have to undergo a thorough series of tests before they are approved by the International Code Council. The ICC sets the rules that most local building codes are based on. Polycrete makes all of its ICC test results available on the website for download.

“Intertek testing service ran all of our ICC tests. They’re the number one building materials testing service on earth, and I can tell you their results prove Polycrete Big Block is the strongest ICF on the market,” Anderson said. “Fastener withdrawal, shear tests, fire ratings, you name it. Some other ICFs are close to us in one or two areas, but overall, The Big Block is tops. That’s why we put all the data on the web for the world to see. This is not just a salesman making up stories, it’s the real deal.”

The company would like to hear from construction professionals after they look over the site. “It’s an evolution,” Anderson said. “We’re working to develop more resources for installers, too. In the meantime, we really want to hear what the building community thinks of what we’re presenting. If there is something you’d like to see as you consider Polycrete for your next project, please let us know.”

The new website is at www.PolycreteUSA.com. They’re also on Facebook. Anderson said, “There’s more pictures on the Facebook page. Contractors send them to us as their jobs progress and we share their successes on Facebook.