AdvanTech Subflooring vs. OSB vs. Plywood

Long Island-based builder Paul Patera discusses how he uses ZIP System sheathing and tape for both renovation and restoration projects.

Kentucky-based Atchison Heller goes full fluid-applied flashing for a 13,000-square-foot custom home to achieve a super air- and water-tight building enclosure.

Will King, a custom home builder in the humid, hot southeast climate, uses ZIP System building enclosures products for tighter seal.

Simply being “built-to-code” is becoming a thing of the past with higher-quality products making a bigger entrée into more traditional spaces.

Matt Risinger, owner of Risinger & Co. and experienced builder who specializes in fine craftsmanship and building science, shares his experiences with high-quality OSB and plywood.

John Hourihan of Vintage Builders shares his reasons for choosing ZIP System sheathing and tape for roof applications in New England.

The Story of a Cleveland Developer Revitalizing a City at an Extraordinary Rate

ZIP System sheathing and tape integrates air, water and thermal layers for this mixed-use project.

After switching to AdvanTech subfloor, this builder no longer worries about the Florida rain.

A regional sales manager’s job is to make sure their customers have the tools they need to close a sale. Read on to learn how sales managers at Huber Engineered Woods can also provide fresh merchandising and keep product availability and costs competitive.

What are the most common questions dealers receive about AdvanTech^® subflooring? The answers can be found here.

Marketing's first job is to create demand. Learn how Huber Engineered Woods uses marketing to create new channels to reach its dealers and builders, as well as the range of resources it employs to better understand the jobsite.