Proof for the big claims.

Claims are separated by status so buyers, builders, investors, and reviewers can see what is tested, what is estimated, and what is still on the roadmap. Source documents and deeper engineering material are available through the proper proof or data-room path.

Proventhird-party tested or field-observed Estimatedcomparative or methodology-backed Roadmaptarget / in development
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Choose the proof question.

Wind, code, builder, and source-document questions each have a clear next step.

Claim statusProven, estimated, and roadmap claims are visibly separated.
Source pathPublic proof stays public; confidential source documents route to access review.
Objection routingTechnical, buyer, investor, and builder questions do not share one generic CTA.
Wind and resilience proofStart with the wind-rating methodology, caveats, and assembly context.Best for: coastal buyers, builders, insurers Code and approval questionsUse the code-path section when an AHJ, engineer, lender, or builder asks what is approved today.Best for: technical reviewers Builder wants next stepsSend construction teams from proof into catalog, submittals, plans, and bid-support intake.Routes to: builder desk Need primary source documentsStart with the on-site source viewer. Protected investor-only records stay behind access review.Routes to: diligence library
1. Objection identifiedWind, fire, code, speed, reuse, financial, or roadmap claim.
2. Claim status visibleProven, estimated, and roadmap items are labeled before a call.
3. Next funnel selectedBuilder desk, investor access, press, preorder, or demo path.
4. CRM context preservedSales sees which proof path created the next lead.

"Patented interlocking block geometry"

Proven
Basis
Patent materials are under counsel verification for the block geometry, channel routing system, and anchor approach.
Evidence
Patent schedule, assignment status, and supporting documents are disclosed to qualified diligence reviewers under NCNDA when available.
Status
Patented technology; public count and numbers are not claimed until counsel verification is complete.

"Envion composite material and wall-assembly fire path"

Document path
Basis
Legacy product material identifies Envion as the proprietary polypropylene-based composite behind the block family.
Evidence
Material data sheets, fire-test records, and wall-assembly details should be reviewed in the controlled proof package before project-specific claims are made.
Status
Class A wall-assembly path language applies only where specified. Full wall-assembly fire language depends on the approved finish schedule, jurisdiction, and current test reports.

"Compression and load-path evidence"

Tested evidence
What we mean
Compression, fastener, and wall-assembly reports are available for reviewers who need to understand the load path and the tested configuration.
Basis
Component block prism compression, wall assembly out-of-plane flexure, and fastener test records in the technical library.
Status
Source-backed for the tested configurations. Avoid blanket material comparisons unless the exact comparison, test method, and assembly basis are stated.
Sources
Compression report · Wall flexure report · Fastener report

"250 mph wind-resilience proof path"

Assembly-specific
What we mean
High-wind review should be handled as an assembly-specific proof path, not a blanket promise about every building or site condition.
Basis
Wall flexure testing, design-guide details, top-of-wall high-wind details, and project-specific engineering review.
Status
Proof-path language only. Complete building performance depends on foundation, anchorage, roof, openings, cladding, installation, inspection, and local approval.
Sources
Wall flexure report · Design guide

"~2× faster than stick-framing"

Estimated
What we mean
For a comparable 2,000 sq ft single-family shell, the Lok-N-Blok install from slab to dried-in completes in roughly half the schedule of a typical stick-framed equivalent.
Basis
Observed in our Tampa pilot projects and independently repeated by certified crews on subsequent builds. Schedule varies with site and weather.
Older marketing language of "10× faster"
Was referring to the specific moment of raising a wall section rather than total project schedule. We have migrated site copy to the more defensible "2× faster" total-project figure while formal timed demos are prepared.
Status
Field-verified on pilot projects. Statistically significant n-size will grow with the 2027 production rollout.

"Lower labor cost than stick-framing"

Estimated
What we mean
Because no framing, masonry, or specialty trades are needed for the exterior wall assembly, the labor line item on a Lok-N-Blok shell is materially below an equivalent stick-framed shell.
Basis
Labor hours metered on pilot installs × prevailing regional wage rates. A $130K+ savings figure on a specific multifamily project is the basis for earlier marketing language — that is a project-specific number, not a universal figure.
Status
Project-dependent. Our AI estimator (/estimator.html) returns a zip-code-indexed labor estimate for your project.

"Disassembly + reuse at end of life"

Estimated
What we mean
Because joints are mechanical (interlock + anchor + tension) rather than mortar-bonded, a Lok-N-Blok wall can be dismantled in reverse-order and its blocks reused in a new structure.
Basis
Demonstrated in controlled disassembly of our prototype walls. Not all blocks are guaranteed intact after demolition-level events — standard owner judgment applies.
Status
Proven mechanically; long-term field data across demolition-rebuild cycles is not yet statistically significant.

"ICC-ES evaluation report"

Roadmap
What we mean
Full Evaluation Service report across structural, fire, and moisture performance — the industry-standard document that unlocks adoption across every US jurisdiction.
Status
In progress. Florida product approval, Miami-Dade NOA, and a full ICC-ES report are pathway items under review; no blanket Florida Building Code approval is currently claimed.
Why it matters
Building officials need project-specific documentation they can review. We acknowledge this gap and route each project through the engineer or architect of record and the local authority having jurisdiction.

"Robotic assembly" / "AI-optimized home design"

Roadmap
What we mean
Mid-term: robot cells that stack blocks on high-volume project sites. Long-term: a fully AI-generated permit-ready drawing pipeline from natural-language project descriptions.
Status
Research and pilot stage. Today, the AI Builder at /builder.html generates floor plans and live cost estimates — it does not yet produce stamped, permit-ready construction documents. That is on the roadmap. See /roadmap.html.

Investor financial diligence

Protected access
Basis
Cap table, financing records, LOIs, customer records, private valuations, and transaction terms belong in controlled investor diligence.
Status
Qualified investors can request access at /investor-access.html. Public proof pages do not publish private valuation, securities terms, or customer records.

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