Jeremy Hoffman
JHoffman@crewcorp.com
317-287-4461
Learning Objectives:
1) Deconstruct the “perceived” value of traditional insulation methods and reduced performance within framed wall assemblies and Reconstruct new strategies for developing true “effective” insulation value and high performance
2) Identify and Define Model Energy Code and Green Design Standard’s requirements for Exterior Continuous Insulation
3) Differentiate between “Prescriptive” R-value and “Performance” U-factor wall design paths and recognize where Continuous Insulation must be integrated
4) Discover the interrelationship between Exterior Insulated Claddings and the use of Continuous Insulation to achieve Energy Efficient, Cost Effective and Aesthetically Pleasing Design Solutions
About the Speaker:
John D. Powers Technical Sales Associate, Dryvit Systems, Inc, Rushville, Indiana
With 35 years of accumulated construction industry experience, Mr. Powers offers accurate
industry insight regarding exterior finished insulation systems, vapor retarder assemblies, and air
barrier assemblies. He is very knowledgeable regarding the ever changing code requirements for
exterior building wall insulation requirements and cost effective ways to meet code, provide
architectural beauty, and implement practical low maintenance façade assemblies.
Currently Mr. Powers serves multiple markets as a technical representative for Dryvit Systems, Inc., and he is
heavily involved in helping owners, design professionals, design build firms, and GC’s with cost effective exterior insulation assembly design and maintenance.