Planet Panels is Hired to Build Infill Duplex in Calgary

Sept. 27, 2010 - PRLog -- Calgary, AB (September 27, 2010) – Planet Panels, an environmentally friendly home building supplier in Calgary, has been hired to assist in the development of Foundation Capital Corporation’s newest home building project in North West Calgary.

The duplex project, located at 931 and 933 33 St. NW, is an infill that will be manufactured and installed using Planet Panels’ complete, pre-built and insulated building foundations.
Scott Rohrer, FCC Chief Investment Operator and Project Manager, said he was fascinated by Planet Panels’ team and what they had to offer.

“Planet Panels gets the job done quick and to the highest degree of quality,” Rohrer said. “We have previously worked with companies that have taken a long time to get in-fills. Planet Panels can accommodate our goal to turn the project very quickly with the highest quality products, which are also energy efficient and good for the future.”

Impressed with Planet Panels’ management and employees, Rohrer said that the Planet Panels’ team is the best he’s seen yet.

“I’ve worked with a number of construction companies, and the people involved in Planet Panels’ company know the construction industry,” he said. “They’re not business people trying to break in. They’re people of construction that merge with a complete picture and true understanding of the construction industry.”

About Planet Panels
Planet Panels is an environmentally friendly home building supplier situated in Calgary, Alberta. Manufacturing and installing complete pre-built and insulated foundations, floors and wall systems that meet current NBC and provincial fire codes, Planet Panels’ revolutionary building systems presents customers with a healthier, quieter, safer, energy efficient home at real value.

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Planet Panels is an environmentally friendly home building supplier situated in Calgary, Alberta. Manufacturing and installing complete pre-built and insulated foundations, floors and wall systems that meet current NBC and provincial fire codes.