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As indoor grow facilities become more popular, a common challenge remains in managing the interior climate. Indoor grow facilities allow growers to control the climate – to an extent. Growing indoors lessens the risk of droughts, hail damage, and severe temperature, yes. On the other hand, growing in a greenhouse or grow facility offers periods of high humidity and temperature issues. As more grow facilities emerge growers are turning to temporary or seasonal climate control for help.

As a global company, we at Polygon feel a responsibility to impact the world positively. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to offer a full range of climate solutions and restoration services that ultimately have a positive impact on the environment. We accomplish that goal by working with clients locally.

Mold – it’s a word no property owner or plant manager ever wants to hear. Mold spores spread fast making an infestation difficult to contain and nearly impossible to eradicate completely. But a mold problem must be dealt with since exposure can cause allergic reactions, asthma, and respiratory illnesses. It can also adversely affect property value as no buyer or tenant wants to occupy a mold infested space. While eliminating all indoor mold is challenging, actions can be taken to manage and prevent it.

Protecting construction workers from silica is vital for worksite safety. Not only does it keep workers from harm, breaking silica-related regulations can be costly. While silica regulations have been in place for some time, new, stricter standards have been enacted and many in the industry are struggling to achieve compliance.

There’s no doubt that ice rinks must maintain a smooth surface, otherwise skating would be treacherous. If condensation is an issue, this is no easy task. The temperature elements of ice rinks are complex. It’s not just about keeping the ice frozen. Rather the ice has to offer the best performance, but condensation is a saboteur ice quality.