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3 Reasons a Building Needs Humidity Control when Fireproofing

Construction Drying, Disaster Preparedness

When applying a fireproof coating to structures, it is vital for the material to dry within a specific amount of time. While some fireproofing sprays contain chemical accelerators to speed hardening, they still produce a significant amount of moisture during the application process. Incidentally, the fire-resistant material may be more difficult to dry than drywall or cement. Without the right ambient conditions or construction drying services, a contractor may face delays and unintentionally create safety risks.

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Protect Millwork During Construction with Humidity Control

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions

Measuring twice and cutting once sometimes isn’t enough when installing millwork. Wood is hygroscopic, expanding as relative humidity levels increase and contracting when it loses moisture. Professionals refer to the relationship between wood and humidity as equilibrium moisture content (EMC). Construction drying solutions prevent EMC changes, allowing you to install millwork without the risk of bowing, splitting, or gap formations.

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Specs You Need to Know When Renting a Commercial Dehumidifier

Construction Drying, Disaster Recovery, Temporary Climate Solutions, Water and Storm Damage

Whether you’re drying out a room that experienced water damage or need to eliminate high relative humidity levels, understanding dehumidifier specifications will help you choose the right unit type and size for the space in question. When you rent a dehumidifier, using an appropriate model saves time, money and energy costs. It will also help prevent the dangers associated with high humidity levels, such as mold growth, material deterioration or corrosion.

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3 Moments When You Need a Commercial Dehumidifier Rental

Catastrophe Response, Construction Drying, Disaster Recovery, Paintings and Coatings, Temporary Climate Solutions, Water and Storm Damage

When left alone, excess moisture has the potential to lead to project delays, health hazards, and structural damage to a building. The simple answer to eliminating excess moisture is a commercial dehumidifier rental. Purchasing commercial-grade dehumidification equipment, however, is a large investment that may not make economical sense. A more attractive option that many businesses choose is a dehumidifier rental because a rental may offer more benefits than an outright purchase.

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Dehumidifiers vs. Air Scrubbers: What’s the Difference?

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions

While it may seem as if they perform similar tasks, an air scrubber and commercial dehumidifier are two different types of equipment. By knowing the differences in their operations and effectiveness in various situations, you can make an educated decision about which is best for your application. When your focus is on business continuity, choosing the best equipment will reduce the time that it takes to restore an affected area and save on rental costs.

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