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5 Interior Climate Control Strategies for achieving LEED 4.1 credits

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions, Remote Monitoring and Control

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 4.1 was released with emphasize 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.

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How real-time data can reduce energy consumption of temporary climate control during construction

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions, Remote Monitoring and Control

Buildings and construction require a massive amount of energy responsible for as much as 40% of global carbon emissions. The effects on budgets, people and the planet have been felt for decades. However, COVID built wide public support of climate change mitigation and demand for stronger ESG programs. This brought greater visibility and speed to the decarbonization effort, the healthy buildings movement and smart buildings evolution.

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Podcast: Job Talk with Polygon's West Team

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions

Host of Ideal Conditions, Tyler Kern, sat down with both Victor Games-Bazan, Business Unit Manager, and Austin Jones, Business Development Specialist, of Polygon’s West division to talk about how the work has been and what special issues the team has to solve.

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Podcast: Job Talk with Polygon's North Team

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions, Covid-19, Remote Monitoring and Control

Host of Ideal Conditions, Tyler Kern, spoke with Business Unit Manager, John C. Pfeffer, and Business Development Specialist, JT Gunter, on four interesting — yet uniquely challenging — projects that exemplify their expertise in climate control and problem solving, and how they utilize data to keep customers competitive in today’s world.

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Permanent HVAC vs Temporary Climate Solutions: 4 Considerations

Construction Drying, Temporary Climate Solutions

General Contractors (GCs) running a busy commercial construction site have three fundamental goals: avoid delays, save money, and keep the client happy. Unfortunately, an effective climate control strategy is often overlooked but can be the key component standing in the way of achieving those goals.

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Polygon Blog - Interior Climate Management and Remediation

5 Interior Climate Control Strategies for achieving LEED 4.1 credits

How real-time data can reduce energy consumption of temporary climate control during construction

Podcast: Job Talk with Polygon's West Team

Podcast: Job Talk with Polygon's North Team

Permanent HVAC vs Temporary Climate Solutions: 4 Considerations

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Check out our Podcast

Polygon Blog - Interior Climate Management and Remediation

5 Interior Climate Control Strategies for achieving LEED 4.1 credits

How real-time data can reduce energy consumption of temporary climate control during construction

Podcast: Job Talk with Polygon's West Team

Podcast: Job Talk with Polygon's North Team

Permanent HVAC vs Temporary Climate Solutions: 4 Considerations

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Check out our Podcast

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