Factory-foamed insulated metal panels for cold storage walls and ceilings, from coolers to blast freezers.
- Walls, ceilings and partitions
- Thicknesses matched to each room temperature
- Food-safe interior finishes
Thermal Envelope Solutions represents insulated metal panels, cold storage doors and vapor barrier systems for coolers, freezers and food plants across the Southeast.
Owners, architects, general contractors and panel installers call us from the first drawings through the final walk-through.
Panel thickness for each room temperature, finishes, door types and vapor barrier details, matched to the drawings before the job goes out to bid.
Pricing, submittals, lead times and site coordination for panels, doors and vapor barrier, from one local rep.
Our free thermal imaging analysis shows where vapor is getting in and how wet the roof insulation is, so the repair scope is right the first time.
Moisture is what ruins cold storage insulation, and you can't see it from the floor. We bring a thermal imaging camera to your cooler or freezer at no charge and show you where the envelope is failing.
We walk your coolers, freezers and roof with the camera and pinpoint where vapor is getting in.
We check how much ice and water has gotten into the roof insulation.
We walk you through the images and lay out a repair scope you can price with confidence.
From our home base in St. Petersburg, we cover cold storage jobs across all four states.
An independent building envelope representative for coolers, freezers and food facilities in the Southeast.
Thermal Envelope Solutions is an independent manufacturers' representative. We work for a short list of product lines we believe in, and we put all of our time into one market: cold storage.
A cold room only works if every piece of the envelope works together. The panels, the vapor barrier, the doors and the air inside all affect each other. We help owners, design teams and contractors get those pieces specified, priced and installed as one system, then stay on call after the building is running.
Kevin Browning leads the firm with a simple idea: owners and builders get a better cold room when one person looks after the whole envelope, not just one product. From panel layout and door selection to vapor barrier details and a thermal imaging check after move-in, the goal stays the same. The room should hold its temperature, keep its insulation dry and stay out of the repair budget for years.
Our mark: blueprint sheets fanned into a Florida sun, around a protected cold interior. The ring between them is the envelope.
We know freezer floors, panel joints and door heaters because cold storage is the only work we do.
Panels, doors and vapor barrier come through one person who sees the whole envelope.
We're based in St. Petersburg and travel to job sites across all four states.
Our free thermal imaging analysis finds vapor leaks and wet insulation in buildings that are already running.
Three manufacturers that cover the cold storage envelope, from the roof deck to the dock door. Ask us for pricing, submittals and lead times on any of them.
Factory-foamed insulated metal panels for cold storage walls and ceilings, from coolers to blast freezers.
A patented vapor barrier system that stops ice and condensation by sealing every place air and moisture get into a cold storage envelope.
Cold storage and traffic doors that hold temperature through constant forklift and foot traffic.
Send the basics and we'll call you back, usually within one business day.