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Large General Contractors (GCs) undertake a wide range of building projects, spanning multiple industries and serving various purposes. While construction drying is a critical activity throughout all projects, there are notable differences in managing environmental conditions between them. Here is a sample of major building types and what to anticipate for climate, water risk, and other factors:

With thousands of climate control equipment models and manufacturers on the market, it can be challenging to know where to start. This guide provides a high-level overview of the core equipment categories, their typical uses, and key considerations. It’s a helpful resource for anyone involved in specifying climate requirements, sourcing equipment, managing power, or tracking sustainability on the job site.

New technology and techniques are giving project teams more visibility and control of jobsite conditions compared to traditional approaches like hand-held devices, off-the-shelf sensors, and standalone equipment. Top general contractors are using real-time connected systems made up of sensors and smart equipment to proactively manage environmental specifications, accelerate dry time, meet finished good warranties, and reduce overall operational costs and risk.

[PRESS RELEASE] Boston, November 4, 2024 - Polygon, a global leader in Property Damage Control and Temporary Climate Solutions, is excited to announce the opening of a new location in Raleigh, North Carolina. This new office reflects Polygon’s ongoing effort to enhance its support for clients in construction, food processing, and other industries by providing innovative engineered solutions for climate control and air quality management.

Is your team or owner tempted to use the permanent HVAC system during construction to climatize a job? An early start-up can be convenient and appear to not be a problem but carries hidden risks that can undermine the project's success. Consider the following and discuss these issues with your stakeholders to gain support for a temporary system.