This will be the first of an on going posting of happenings with me and my new company. Three months ago today I started working for United Plastics Corporation out of Mt. Airy, NC. Now if Mt. Airy, NC sounds a little to familier, well it's the home of Andy Griffth, yes Mayberry. Anyway, United Plastics Corporation manufacturers "Sustainable" Sound Control products for residential and commerical use. Now, I know what you're thinking "plastics", well it's not (PVC) Poly Vinyl Chloride, the stuff that's always in the news. Our is manufacturered from (EVA) Ethlene Vinyl Acetate, much better from an enviromental standpoint. Our products were designed using reprocesssed materials that would ordinarily be in land fills. We take in these materials from numberous locations from around the U.S.A. and transfrom them into new, value-added products. The products and processes have been created over the past 60 years from our vast knowledge of experience in material developement and specialty processing. All of our products, at end of use, are completely recyclable. If a local recycler is not capable of processing the materials, they may be returned to us for reprocessing. They would then be reprocessed into "like" products and returned once again into viable Sound Control Solutions.
In the past three months, I have seen over 260 Architects and another 50 or so contractors and GC's, promoting our products. We have and soon will be having distributorship from the Mississippi River East to the Atlantic in the Eastern U.S.A.
There is a growing concern about sound control in a number of different disciplines, from healthcare to schools, from office buildings to factories. Everyone is not immune from unwanted sound, however there are things that can be done prior to or even in renovation work to solve these problems.
I will be posting as often as I can our success's. Feel free to ask any questions along the way, I look forward to any feed back.
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