Built on Decades of Real-World Experience
Brian Iverson started his career in the early 1970s, hanging sheetrock on a neighbor's job site. What started as helping a friend became a lifelong vocation in the building industry — and eventually, a mission to fix how North America builds.
Today, Brian holds degrees in architecture and civil engineering, earned his Certified Energy Auditor designation through Northern States Power (now Xcel Energy), and has spent the past five decades designing, building, and auditing structures across the continent. He is the inventor of the Thermal Studs product line — a structural framing member engineered to eliminate thermal bridging in wood-frame construction — and the founder of Carbonless.org, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing building science education.
By the numbers:
750+
Buildings designed and constructed
3,000
Acres of land developed
50+
Years in the construction industry
8
North American climate zones covered in Carbonless resources
Designed over 750 buildings, that have been constructed
Developed 3,000 acres of land into 3,000 building sites, including 800 waterfront sites and 200 acres of commercial and industrial land
Built 25 miles of roads and with his claim to fame as a city sewer manhole 42 feet in the ground
Started an Endowment Fund for Conservation that has grown to $1,300,000+
Provided the seed monies for another Conservation Group (2024) with an aim towards providing opportunities for children to be able to be part of the hunting, fishing, conservation movement
Journeyman Drywall Guy
Journeyman Carpenter
Completed over 300 remodel jobs
Spray textured 1,000,000+ square feet of ceilings
Been involved in too many mold abatement projects
Iverson has accomplished:
Inventor of:
The Tstud™ Technology with 10 US and 5 Canadian patents issued.
WarmStud™
DrainStrip™
Thermal Studs Ultimate Panel System™ (TSUPS™)
Plus several more