Synergy Walls LLC to open Hesperia manufacturing plant in 2010

By Matt Wrye on November 14, 2008 1:00 PM | | Comments (0) |

   Coralville-based Synergy Walls LLC has announced plans to open a computer-automated manufacturing facility -- the first of five nationwide -- in Hesperia in fall 2010.

   These technology facilities will streamline production and commercialize the use of insulated precast concrete wall panels, using the THERMOMASS Building System. 

   The THERMOMASS Building System was developed in 1980 by Robert T. Long. Sr., the father of Synergy Walls LLC's CEO and co-founder Scott Long.
 
   Synergy Walls LLC's computer-automated facilities utilize proven European technology from Vollert-Weckenmann, GmbH to significantly reduce production costs, while greatly increasing overall quality, and providing guaranteed on-time delivery.

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