With the economy in a slide, people in Temple are looking for ways to save money. One way is to save on utility bills. Better home insulation is proving to be one of the smarter and most effective ways of accomplishing this. BioTex Foam has entered the Temple market to help local homeowners, builders, and new business construction with their insulation needs. BioTex Foam installs BioBased Foam insulation as well as other open cell spray foams.
Temple's booming growth has slowed recently, but there are new houses still being built and businesses still moving into the area. The Texas Chamber of Commerce reports over $300 million dollars in new development in the last 3 years. If all builders and developers had used BioBased spray foam insulation, their tenant's savings would be tremendous and the environmental benefits would make Temple renown throughout the country as a green city.
By setting up headquarters near Temple, BioTex foam has situated itself to be a leader in the local foam insulation industry. Dan Amon, owner of BioTex foam, grew up in nearby McGregor and has deep roots in the area. Knowing many people and businesspersons in the area, Dan has been able to bring foam insulation into the residential community as well as commercial projects. Some installers will only work in new construction. BioTex foam has been installing in existing homes and commercial buildings for years. Dan was a home builder before getting into the foam insulation business. He knows how to work in any environment.