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Smart home technology began with the invention of clap-on-clap-off lamps in the 80’s, and has since evolved into intelligent tech that can monitor a buildling’s temperature, light, and security. This same tech is making its way into industrial environments and saving businesses big bucks. The Polygon Group has designed an innovative smart thermostat, ExactAire, and packed with an array of sensors to help construction companies and warehouse enterprises remotely monitor and control a building's climate. As guests on today’s podcast, we discuss ExactAire’s capabilities and benefits with Don Schnell, Sales Director at Polygon Group, and Brandon Willis, Creative Director at EyeType Consulting LLC.

Rental equipment from Polygon for temperature and humidity control can help deliver a better finished product on construction projects.

Political activist, publisher, journalist, entrepreneur, and orator Marcus Garvey once stated, “A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots.” As such, valuable historical texts, books, documents, artworks, and ancient artifacts enable future generations to learn about their past, enabling discoveries of humankind’s triumphs and foibles over the years, engendering understanding that will allow for a better future.

On construction sites during the summer, heat, and humidity can cause problems to building materials and wreak havoc on schedules. Dehumidification and cooling are typical pieces of equipment used to fight these conditions. Separate air conditioning and dehumidification equipment requires a large footprint and higher power consumption. Polygon's Humidity Control Unit (HCU) combines cooling and desiccant dehumidification into one unit, significantly decreasing the footprint required, as well as power consumption. When a solution to humidity and high temperatures is needed, save space and money by renting an HCU Unit from Polygon.

The road to the Final Four is paved in maple, and so are the majority of gymnasiums at every level of competition across North America. However, when a once beautiful hardwood gym floor begins to show defects, changes in wood moisture are likely the culprit. Small changes in each board can have a large impact when hundreds of boards are laid side by side. When flooding takes place, the results can be catastrophic. This makes it critical to have access to state-of-the-art construction drying services for the installation of gymnasium floors.