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What’s the Difference: Indirect Fired Heat VS Direct Fired Heat

Construction Drying

Keeping construction sites dry and warm is not just a convenience. It’s a necessity to maintain project deadlines, prevent mold growth and promote worker productivity. Among the solutions available for construction drying services are indirect-fired heat and direct-fired heat. Knowing the difference will help you determine the best one for your application.

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The Aftermath: How Polygon Can Help Recover Your Business’ Financial Docs after a Natural Disaster

Disaster Preparedness, Document Recovery

After a natural disaster strikes, it’s crucial that you take immediate action to recover your business’ financial documents, as these are often the most important. Our commitment to your security is one of our top priorities, and we guarantee the confidentiality of your most sensitive documents during the recovery process.

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Planning for Disaster: How to Keep Your Business’ Financial Records Safe

Disaster Preparedness, Document Recovery

Disasters get the spotlight during the summer because of the prevalence of hurricanes, tornadoes and floods that occur during the warmer seasons. Disasters, however, can occur at any time of the year and it is difficult to predict the extent of their damage. As you make a business disaster recovery plan, include steps that will safeguard your business’ financial documents so they facilitate continuity after an incident, rather than hinder it.

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Is Your Facility Optimized for Wood Instrument Storage?

Temporary Climate Solutions

Thousands of homes, schools, concert halls, music stores, and practice rooms have wood instruments just lying there. People have done this for centuries. What many fail to realize is the damage that ambient conditions may cause and the importance of humidity control for musical instruments. By knowing the ideal conditions in which to store instruments and implementing them in your facility, you will take strides in preserving their quality and tonal integrity.

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How to Preserve Fur Garments through Climate Control

Temporary Climate Solutions

A client’s beautiful fur coats, hats, stoles, and other garments are a significant investment in their wardrobe and warmth. When the cold season ends, they look to you to store their fur garments in an environment that will preserve them until next season. The longer the items remain in a climate-controlled facility, the longer they’ll last. Fur storage is about more than finding a facility that is large enough to accommodate the pieces you wish to store. The environment must also have conditions that promote the longevity of these fine garments.

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