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Podcast: Risk Mitigation in an Evolving Construction Industry

Construction Drying

As our industry professionals know, the larger construction industry is evolving in many ways. New technologies, materials disruption, supply chain breakdowns, and reinvestments into infrastructure are all changing how the design, build, and maintenance process succeed.

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Preparing for Springtime Humidity with Polygon

Construction Drying, Disaster Preparedness, Disaster Recovery, Document Recovery, Mold Damage

If you tuned into the latest news in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, you know that the world’s most famous groundhog, Phil, predicted 6 more weeks of winter. While the traditions of Groundhog Day are definitely amusing, don’t let the rodent’s tradition distract you from this undeniable fact: the higher temperatures and humidities of springtime are just around the corner. The temporary climate solution experts at Polygon can help businesses and organizations of all kinds to combat the effects of this seasonal shift.

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Not All Dehumidification Providers are the Same

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions

A variety of industries benefit from removing humidity from the working environment, a process known as dehumidification. Excess humidity can damage construction materials, encourage microbial growth, and interrupt a variety of industrial processes. By installing dehumidifiers on the worksite, these problems can be avoided. But when choosing a dehumidification provider, not all companies are the same. Working with a company that specializes in temporary climate solutions, like Polygon, will yield the best results.

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Polygon Featured in RAFN Company's "Fill Us In Phil"

Construction Drying

In September, Rafn Company released Episode of their series, "Fill Us In Phil." In this episode, Phil walks viewers through some of the work going on for the Greenwood Town Center. The video features Polygon a construction drying solution.

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Planning Ahead: Temporary Climate Control for Winter Construction

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions

Temperatures are finally starting to drop all over the US. It’s starting to feel like fall everywhere you look, whether that’s your coffee shop menu or the trees outside your window. And while everyone should enjoy this new season, certain industries need to turn their eyes forward to a much harsher season that is around the corner. Contractors and construction teams need to know exactly how they will handle low temperatures and keep their winter projects on schedule.

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