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Don't Wait for the First Freeze: Building a Climate Control Strategy Before Heating Season

Construction Drying, Remote Monitoring and Control

When most construction teams think about heating season, they think about heaters. But successful winter projects aren't built around heating equipment. They're built around a plan.

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How to Achieve and Maintain Low Dew Point Conditions

Temporary Climate Solutions, Remote Monitoring and Control, Food and Pharma, Manufacturing and Industrial Processing, Indoor Air Quality

In many advanced manufacturing environments, controlling moisture is not optional; it is fundamental to process stability, product quality, and equipment reliability. One of the most important variables used to manage moisture is dew point, particularly in applications that require extremely dry air conditions.

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Ask a Water Risk Expert: David Simkins

Remote Monitoring and Control

David Simkins has spent more than three decades engineering the climate control and moisture management systems that protect construction sites, food processing plants, hospitals, and managed properties. Today, he leads Engineering and Technology at Polygon as its Director. We sat down with him to talk about why water risk builds gradually instead of striking as a single event, what keeps monitoring technology from getting deployed once it’s on site, and how tighter schedules and materials like mass timber are raising the stakes on the job site.

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A Powerhouse Sequel - The return of sensors is building better claims outcomes on the job site

Remote Monitoring and Control

Rose Hall, PE | Frank Dobosz | June 29, 2026 | Originally published in CLM

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Construction Jobsite IoT Revisited: Risk Managers and Underwriters Take Another Look

Remote Monitoring and Control

Rose Hall, PE | June 5, 2026 | Originally published in IRMI

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