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New technology and techniques are giving project teams more visibility and control of jobsite conditions compared to traditional approaches like hand-held devices, off-the-shelf sensors, and standalone equipment. Top general contractors are using real-time connected systems made up of sensors and smart equipment to proactively manage environmental specifications, accelerate dry time, meet finished good warranties, and reduce overall operational costs and risk.

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the most widely used rating system for green buildings and available for nearly all building types. The framework is built in the spirit of health, efficiency, and cost-savings, and is meant to advance the industry and improve the built environment for people and planet. In 2019, LEED v4.1 was released with emphasis on performance monitoring and human health factors like indoor air quality. Naturally, the state of indoor climates and the means in which we create them offer an opportunity for construction contractors and building owners.

[PRESS RELEASE] Boston, January 7, 2025 - Boston, MA – Polygon US Corporation is pleased to announce the recent issuance of U.S. Patent No. 12,082,601, which covers an innovative Peracetic Acid (PAA) monitoring and control system designed to enhance disinfection and safety standards in food processing. Polygon’s ExactAire® technology has the potential to transform operational safety and efficiency in traditional food processing facilities. It is actively opening doors into construction, commercial property management, and other segments where indoor air quality management is increasingly essential.

[PRESS RELEASE] Boston, November 21, 2024 - Polygon, one of the largest global Property Damage Control and Temporary Climate Solutions providers, is pleased to announce they have partnered with WINT Water Intelligence, a leader in cutting-edge water management and risk mitigation solutions, to add real-time leak detection and auto shut-off water supply technology to their portfolio.

Is your team or owner tempted to use the permanent HVAC system during construction to climatize a job? An early start-up can be convenient and appear to not be a problem but carries hidden risks that can undermine the project's success. Consider the following and discuss these issues with your stakeholders to gain support for a temporary system.