Tempe-based HercuTech disrupts construction with lumber replacement

By AZRE

Construction is changing, and builders are looking for better ways. This is the very reason why Tempe-based HercuTech delivers a lumber replacement with its innovative product, HercuWall, an ICC-certified panelized exterior and demising wall system technology that is disrupting construction.

HercuWall is comprised of four common materials – made of insulating foam, reinforced with a patented steel ShearStrip, laminated with a weather-resistant barrier, and followed by site integrated concrete. HercuWall™ is cost efficient and light enough to be carried by one installer but is three-times stronger than wood. A HercuWall unit goes up panel by panel, in numerical order, and can be stood up in an hour and a half. This factory fresh, panelized solution is the only viable system solving the labor, material, and building cycle challenges in construction, and even surpasses current and future building codes and ESG standards.

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