Voice of The Builder Survey

Builders: We Want to Hear From You

What is the survey's purpose?

SnapTight’s Voice of The Builder Survey gathers insights from both commercial and residential builders on key pressures—labor, install efficiency, energy codes, prefab, and what’s affecting margins right now.
The resulting Voice of The Builder Report will combine real-world answers to help you and the industry benchmark and strategize for the year ahead.

Who is the survey for?

Commercial general contractors, site superintendents, project managers, and residential framing or exterior contractors as well as residential builders.
Particularly those using (or considering) prefab solutions like insulated wall panels.

Why your input matters

Your answers inform a free industry report used by peers, suppliers, and policymakers.
You’ll get a summary of the report before it’s published.
Builders who respond within 9/5/25 will be entered to win a $250 tool gift card!

Builders Speak: Real Feedback from SnapTight Customers

These comments highlight SnapTight’s expertise in practical, performance-driven insulation solutions that reduce install time and deliver real comfort.

"They did the facing of my house! Total face lift, but completely functional! Very happy with how warm it keeps my home in the winter."

Brittany L.

Customer

"They did our outside of our house that total change the look and an awesome new mailbox that ties everything together. Great to work with."

Janna H.

Customer

How the Survey Works

Complete the Form: Fill in company/project info plus responses to key questions
Review & Submit: Double-check answers, hit submit—it’s anonymous if you prefer
Receive the Report: We email you the Voice of The Builder Report Summary
(Optional) Prize Entry: If you opt in and respond before the deadline—you’re in the draw for a tool card

Ready to Share Your Voice?

Enter your name, company, project type. Project type determines which question you get.

Answer the 4–5 quick questions (takes ~5 minutes).

Submit and you’re done.

Need Help or Have Questions?

If you’d prefer to answer via a short phone call or coordinate as a team, contact us at SnapTightproducts@gmail.com or (208) 252‑7285. Thanks for helping push our industry forward—one survey at a time.

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Which type of projects do you work on?

1. Labor Availability – How have labor shortages been affecting your residential projects this year? Are things improving or getting worse?(Required)

2. Install Efficiency – When you choose materials for a home build, how much weight do you put on installation speed vs. lowest price per square foot?(Required)

3. Energy Codes & Insulation – Are the newer residential energy codes driving your insulation choices, or are homeowner requests playing a bigger role?(Required)

4. Prefab Perception – What’s your take on prefab or panelized products for homebuilding — helpful time savers or still more trouble than they’re worth?(Required)

5. Looking Ahead – For the next 12 months, what do you think will have the biggest impact on your project margins: labor, material costs, or inspections/code changes?(Required)

1. Labor Pressure – How are crew shortages showing up on your commercial jobs? Are they affecting timelines, budgets, or both?(Required)

2. Install Efficiency – Do you see more value in materials that reduce install time on large-scale projects, or does lowest upfront cost still win?(Required)

3. Code Compliance – How much pressure are you feeling to meet evolving commercial energy codes and insulation requirements? Is it more client-driven or compliance-driven?(Required)

4. Prefab & Panelized Construction – How do you view prefab or panelized wall systems for commercial projects — have they become mainstream for you or still niche?(Required)

5. Margin Outlook – Over the next year, what’s most likely to squeeze your margins: labor shortages, rising material costs, or inspection/code delays?(Required)