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Every successful project begins with a vision. The journey from ideation to fruition might seem daunting, but with the right toolkit and a trusted partner, your goals are within reach. This is where Polygon steps in. Tailoring solutions to match your unique needs, we ensure your projects kick start on a robust footing and remain on track throughout.From sophisticated climate control to innovative document restoration, we deploy reliable and inventive solutions to tackle challenges, regardless of their intensity. As a diverse range of executives from industries like Education, Security, Technology, and Sports Innovation navigate their way to successful projects, we take pride in being an able partner that keeps up the momentum, ensuring smooth and consistent strides towards project culmination.With a dedicated approach towards meeting unique customer needs, a clear understanding of industry dynamics, and robust solutions designed to tackle challenges head-on, Polygon is your trusted partner in carving out success stories.We invite you to join us on this enlightening journey as we delve deeper into how Polygon anchors project execution and turns visionary ideas into tangible success.Every successful project begins with a vision. The journey from ideation to fruition might seem daunting, but with the right toolkit and a trusted partner, your goals are within reach. This is where Polygon steps in. Tailoring solutions to match your unique needs, we ensure your projects kick start on a robust footing and remain on track throughout.From sophisticated climate control to innovative document restoration, we deploy reliable and inventive solutions to tackle challenges, regardless of their intensity. As a diverse range of executives from industries like Education, Security, Technology, and Sports Innovation navigate their way to successful projects, we take pride in being an able partner that keeps up the momentum, ensuring smooth and consistent strides towards project culmination.With a dedicated approach towards meeting unique customer needs, a clear understanding of industry dynamics, and robust solutions designed to tackle challenges head-on, Polygon is your trusted partner in carving out success stories.We invite you to join us on this enlightening journey as we delve deeper into how Polygon anchors project execution and turns visionary ideas into tangible success.

Discover the influence of Polygon's cutting-edge GDX-45 HVAC systems, showcased in the Solomia Project by Operations Manager, Kyle Mattingly. Facilitating both construction progress and workforce comfort, these systems are practical solutions for the challenges of construction environments.Overcoming Project ChallengesIn the ongoing pursuit of progress, constructions often face hitches requiring strategic problem-solving. During Solomia Project, adjustments were mandated, including equipment relocation or ductwork repair - yet with Polygon's industry-leading solutions, these issues were adeptly tackled.Customer-Focused, Bespoke InnovationsPolygon's commitment to customer satisfaction extends beyond merely delivering high-grade HVAC equipment. Emphasized through dynamic adaptations from standard setups like the inclusion of specific ductwork configutations, Polygon exemplifies adaptability and customer-focused service.Experience the Polygon AdvantagePolygon is the reliable HVAC partner suitably equipped to bolster construction efficiency, improve worker comfort, and cater to your unique HVAC requirements - much like we've accomplished for Robins and Morton. Discover today the transformative impact of Polygon's bespoke HVAC solutions.

Join Kyle Mattingly, Operations Manager of our Orlando location, on a walk-through of the SoLé Mia Project, a future hospital for the University of Miami. Led by our valued, long-term client Robins and Morton, this project required precise climate control due to Florida's unpredictable weather. Learn more about Polygon's temporary climate solutions here: https://www.polygongroup.com/en-US/services/temporary-climate-solutions/

David Simpkins, Director of Technology at Polygon, delves into the world of construction heating and moisture control solutions in a recent presentation from their North Andover office near Boston. Simpkins introduces three varied heat options that cater to the diverse demands of construction sites, ensuring an optimal climate for efficient operations. The Spectrum of Heaters Simpkins unveils a direct-fired 2.5 million BTU heater, suitable for applications that can manage 100% outside air. However, this powerful unit sacrifices recirculation for effective ventilation, resulting in higher energy costs and combustion products in the airstream. On the other hand, a 150 kW electric heater enables air recirculation either inside the space or adjacent to the building, trading a lesser half a million BTUs for cleaner ventilation. Two versions of the million BTU indirect-fired heaters introduce the option of mixed air – recirculating the inside air while simultaneously drawing in outside air. Energy Efficiency and Controlled Environments These indirect-fired units, functioning like a furnace that secludes the combustion products from the air, present a more energy-efficient option. Moreover, these heaters also provide the prospect of adding desiccant dehumidification, allowing independent control of temperature and humidity. Simpkins highlights how this feature is crucial for certain construction processes that require precise environmental conditions, like drywall drying and millwork installation. Match the Heater to the Project To close out, Simpkins ensures that Polygon's dedicated business development team is always eager to assist in selecting the best-suited equipment from their extensive range for any project. Experience the difference with Polygon's advanced construction heating solutions, effortlessly managing moisture and temperature in your construction environment for optimal results.

David Simpkins, Director of Technology at Polygon, delves into the world of construction heating and moisture control solutions in a recent presentation from their North Andover office near Boston. Simpkins introduces three varied heat options that cater to the diverse demands of construction sites, ensuring an optimal climate for efficient operations. The Spectrum of Heaters Simpkins unveils a direct-fired 2.5 million BTU heater, suitable for applications that can manage 100% outside air. However, this powerful unit sacrifices recirculation for effective ventilation, resulting in higher energy costs and combustion products in the airstream. On the other hand, a 150 kW electric heater enables air recirculation either inside the space or adjacent to the building, trading a lesser half a million BTUs for cleaner ventilation. Two versions of the million BTU indirect-fired heaters introduce the option of mixed air – recirculating the inside air while simultaneously drawing in outside air. Energy Efficiency and Controlled Environments These indirect-fired units, functioning like a furnace that secludes the combustion products from the air, present a more energy-efficient option. Moreover, these heaters also provide the prospect of adding desiccant dehumidification, allowing independent control of temperature and humidity. Simpkins highlights how this feature is crucial for certain construction processes that require precise environmental conditions, like drywall drying and millwork installation. Match the Heater to the Project To close out, Simpkins ensures that Polygon's dedicated business development team is always eager to assist in selecting the best-suited equipment from their extensive range for any project. Experience the difference with Polygon's advanced construction heating solutions, effortlessly managing moisture and temperature in your construction environment for optimal results.

At Polygon US, safety is more than just a guideline—it is the core of our activities, pervading through every project and facility. Our team continues to demonstrate an unwavering commitment to cultivating a secure environment, reflecting our dedication towards the welfare of our staff, clients, and society at large. Meticulous Risk Management Our work often involves the use of heavy machinery, an aspect of our operations that requires absolute precision and caution. We conduct thorough risk assessments prior to any task to identify potential hazards, thereby preserving our commitment to safety and the well-being of our team members. Cultivating Safe Operations From our warehouses to job sites and roads, each Polygon US team member is instilled with a firm understanding and respect for safety standards. Drivers complete rigorous training programs to ensure responsible adherence to road safety norms, ensuring safe transit to every destination. Dedication to Teamwork Safety at Polygon US begins and ends with teamwork. Regular briefings and transparent communication empower our teams to uphold our safety culture. Each task, no matter how intricate, is executed with care and the idea of cooperation at its heart. Our Promise to Community For us, safety is more than a duty—it is a promise. A promise we make to our team, clients, and the communities we serve. We pride ourselves on this commitment, standing steadfast in our dedication to create safe, favourable working conditions. Come, be a part of our journey. Witness how we value safety in action and ensure excellent services without compromising on our commitment. Like, share and stay connected for more insights into our values and operations.

At Polygon US, safety is more than just a guideline—it is the core of our activities, pervading through every project and facility. Our team continues to demonstrate an unwavering commitment to cultivating a secure environment, reflecting our dedication towards the welfare of our staff, clients, and society at large. Meticulous Risk Management Our work often involves the use of heavy machinery, an aspect of our operations that requires absolute precision and caution. We conduct thorough risk assessments prior to any task to identify potential hazards, thereby preserving our commitment to safety and the well-being of our team members. Cultivating Safe Operations From our warehouses to job sites and roads, each Polygon US team member is instilled with a firm understanding and respect for safety standards. Drivers complete rigorous training programs to ensure responsible adherence to road safety norms, ensuring safe transit to every destination. Dedication to Teamwork Safety at Polygon US begins and ends with teamwork. Regular briefings and transparent communication empower our teams to uphold our safety culture. Each task, no matter how intricate, is executed with care and the idea of cooperation at its heart. Our Promise to Community For us, safety is more than a duty—it is a promise. A promise we make to our team, clients, and the communities we serve. We pride ourselves on this commitment, standing steadfast in our dedication to create safe, favourable working conditions. Come, be a part of our journey. Witness how we value safety in action and ensure excellent services without compromising on our commitment. Like, share and stay connected for more insights into our values and operations.

Victor Gomez, West BU Manager overseeing sales and operations for the West Coast, discusses his work at the Timberview project for Truebeck. His team is installing and testing a remote monitoring and smart control system for two Tampa 1000 heaters and one R15000 desiccant dehumidifier. The system includes components like lay-flat ducting for air distribution and a WE sensor with a WME probe installed on trusses to measure wood moisture content across multiple floors. This setup ensures accurate environmental monitoring as the wood structure acclimates.The project emphasizes controlling ambient and wood moisture conditions as the wood structure is enclosed. Proper acclimation prevents defects like checking (cracks or splits in the wood). By monitoring conditions with the XactiR system, the team can adjust dehumidification and heating to maintain optimal moisture levels. This is particularly crucial during seasonal transitions, such as Portland's shift from wet winters to moist springs. The system's precision prevents rapid changes that could harm the wood, ensuring structural integrity.Key Points:Installation/testing of XactiR remote monitoring system with smart controllers.Equipment includes Tampa 1000 heaters, R15000 dehumidifiers, and WE sensors with WME probes.Monitors ambient and wood moisture to prevent defects during acclimation.Seasonal changes necessitate fine-tuned dehumidification and heating to protect the structure.Goal: Gradual acclimation of wood to avoid cracking or damage.This system supports proactive adjustments, ensuring the building's wooden elements remain durable and defect-free during construction.

Victor Gomez, West BU Manager overseeing sales and operations for the West Coast, discusses his work at the Timberview project for Truebeck. His team is installing and testing a remote monitoring and smart control system for two Tampa 1000 heaters and one R15000 desiccant dehumidifier. The system includes components like lay-flat ducting for air distribution and a WE sensor with a WME probe installed on trusses to measure wood moisture content across multiple floors. This setup ensures accurate environmental monitoring as the wood structure acclimates.The project emphasizes controlling ambient and wood moisture conditions as the wood structure is enclosed. Proper acclimation prevents defects like checking (cracks or splits in the wood). By monitoring conditions with the XactiR system, the team can adjust dehumidification and heating to maintain optimal moisture levels. This is particularly crucial during seasonal transitions, such as Portland's shift from wet winters to moist springs. The system's precision prevents rapid changes that could harm the wood, ensuring structural integrity.Key Points:Installation/testing of XactiR remote monitoring system with smart controllers.Equipment includes Tampa 1000 heaters, R15000 dehumidifiers, and WE sensors with WME probes.Monitors ambient and wood moisture to prevent defects during acclimation.Seasonal changes necessitate fine-tuned dehumidification and heating to protect the structure.Goal: Gradual acclimation of wood to avoid cracking or damage.This system supports proactive adjustments, ensuring the building's wooden elements remain durable and defect-free during construction.

Plant managers at a Texas poultry plant called on Polygon to help them reduce energy use for its supplemental cooling systems. By installing automated hashtag#ExactAire Smart Controllers, their team received real-time monitoring and centralized control. The enhancement led to energy savings, improved workflows, and reduced labor.

Plant managers at a Texas poultry plant called on Polygon to help them reduce energy use for its supplemental cooling systems. By installing automated hashtag#ExactAire Smart Controllers, their team received real-time monitoring and centralized control. The enhancement led to energy savings, improved workflows, and reduced labor.

Truebeck Construction is passionate about ensuring every aspect of the Timberview VIII Affordable Housing Project is delivered with exceptional quality. That is why moisture management for hashtag#masstimber and other construction materials was a top priority. Learn how Polygon is supporting their moisture mitigation plan with remote monitoring and smart climate control for greater visibility and efficiency.

Truebeck Construction is passionate about ensuring every aspect of the Timberview VIII Affordable Housing Project is delivered with exceptional quality. That is why moisture management for hashtag#masstimber and other construction materials was a top priority. Learn how Polygon is supporting their moisture mitigation plan with remote monitoring and smart climate control for greater visibility and efficiency.

Polygon document recovery solutions were put to the test after Hurricane Maria in 2017. Puerto Rican history was at stake from damage to the Instituto de Cultura Peurtorriqueña building, causing leaks, humidity, and mold.Polygon's document recovery center received nearly 2,000 boxes of documents from Puerto Rico in 2023. These valuable pieces of Puerto Rican history underwent moisture normalization, microbial neutralization, and surface cleaning.Polygon solutions helped recover these documents through over 6,000 person-hours.

Indoor ice rinks, crucial for sports and recreation, often face challenges managing humidity, leading to condensation and fog. These issues arise from factors like spectator presence, inadequate ventilation, and temperature variations, impacting playability and revenue. A case study at a NCAA Division 1 rink in Massachusetts highlighted how failing air handlers jeopardized operations just as the hockey season began. Facing potential financial losses exceeding $100,000, a solution was urgently needed.Polygon stepped in with a temporary humidity control system equipped with real-time sensors and automation. This setup swiftly regulated humidity levels, averting game cancellations and ensuring continuous operations. The integration of ExactAire Smart Controllers and IAQ Sensors enabled precise monitoring and proactive management of conditions, crucial for maintaining optimal ice quality and venue profitability.By swiftly addressing the humidity issue and facilitating equipment replacement, Polygon's solution not only ensured uninterrupted events but also minimized financial risks associated with operational disruptions, demonstrating the effectiveness of proactive humidity management in indoor sports facilities.

In this video, Larry Waltemire from Polygon takes viewers through the document recovery process at their facility in Glen Burnie, Maryland. The process begins with the emergency response team packing out documents from the site, creating an inventory agreed upon with the customer. The documents are then staged and loaded into a blast freezer before being stabilized at minus ten degrees Fahrenheit. Next, they enter a vacuum freeze dry chamber to remove moisture through sublimation, with drying parameters tailored based on material type. After drying, documents may undergo cleaning with specialized tools and processes, followed by odor neutralization or sterilization via gamma irradiation. Finally, the documents are boxed with matching labels and prepared for shipping

The team at Polygon recently attended IPPE, the world's largest annual display of technology, equipment, supplies, and services used in the production and processing of eggs, meat, and poultry. The company conducted a series of question and answer segments with their customers, showcasing their innovative solutions and commitment to customer satisfaction. One of the highlights was their swift response to a poultry customer in Tennessee, where they designed and installed a 400-ton trailer system within a week, ensuring the customer did not miss a day of production.

In the evolving landscape of university infrastructure, the push towards integrating smart climate control technologies is reshaping renovation projects. This innovative approach not only preserves the historical essence of educational buildings but also aligns them with contemporary standards of efficiency and sustainability. A standout example of this trend is the renovation of Baylor University's Ruth Collins Hall.Adam Hammonds, the Superintendent at JE Dunn Construction, alongside his team, embarked on a collaborative journey with Polygon to introduce a cutting-edge climate control solution. This partnership was pivotal in propelling the Baylor University renovation project towards unprecedented levels of efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The initiative is a testament to the transformative power of smart climate control technologies in modernizing educational facilities while safeguarding their historical significance.Hammonds lauded the smart sensor technology provided by Polygon for its flexibility and the substantial economic benefits it delivered."The smart sensor technology so far has been incredible in the fact that you can set your own parameters and monitor/manipulate from a computer. This sensor, even only being on for about a week, will save the project thousands of gallons of diesel which is money saved as well," Hammonds remarked.Delving deeper into the technological advancements, Hammonds highlighted the efficiency of the smart controller. Its ability to make judicious decisions based on real-time data stood out as a hallmark of cost-effectiveness."The smart controller also is impressive in the fact that it has the capability to dictate if one or both of the units need to be running based on the parameters set on your dashboard, which also makes it even more cost-effective," he stated.Reflecting on the overall experience with Polygon, Hammonds shared his appreciation for the partnership and the innovative solutions that were brought to the table."On behalf of the Collins Hall Renovation team, Polygon has been great to work with. Everything from the friendly service to the innovative equipment you have brought out here has been a very pleasant and pain-free experience," Hammond said.

In the evolving landscape of university infrastructure, the push towards integrating smart climate control technologies is reshaping renovation projects. This innovative approach not only preserves the historical essence of educational buildings but also aligns them with contemporary standards of efficiency and sustainability. A standout example of this trend is the renovation of Baylor University's Ruth Collins Hall.Adam Hammonds, the Superintendent at JE Dunn Construction, alongside his team, embarked on a collaborative journey with Polygon to introduce a cutting-edge climate control solution. This partnership was pivotal in propelling the Baylor University renovation project towards unprecedented levels of efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The initiative is a testament to the transformative power of smart climate control technologies in modernizing educational facilities while safeguarding their historical significance.Hammonds lauded the smart sensor technology provided by Polygon for its flexibility and the substantial economic benefits it delivered."The smart sensor technology so far has been incredible in the fact that you can set your own parameters and monitor/manipulate from a computer. This sensor, even only being on for about a week, will save the project thousands of gallons of diesel which is money saved as well," Hammonds remarked.Delving deeper into the technological advancements, Hammonds highlighted the efficiency of the smart controller. Its ability to make judicious decisions based on real-time data stood out as a hallmark of cost-effectiveness."The smart controller also is impressive in the fact that it has the capability to dictate if one or both of the units need to be running based on the parameters set on your dashboard, which also makes it even more cost-effective," he stated.Reflecting on the overall experience with Polygon, Hammonds shared his appreciation for the partnership and the innovative solutions that were brought to the table."On behalf of the Collins Hall Renovation team, Polygon has been great to work with. Everything from the friendly service to the innovative equipment you have brought out here has been a very pleasant and pain-free experience," Hammond said.

In construction sites, Crumpton explains that during the building process, there is a risk of moisture penetration from various sources, such as rain or atmospheric conditions, due to incomplete structures. This moisture can impact materials like wood, casing work, sheet rock, and gypsum-based products. To mitigate potential long-term issues and premature failure of components, it is crucial to control humidity. Using equipment to maintain the proper relative humidity ensures adherence to project timelines and preserves the integrity of construction materials.Similarly, in mission critical environments like data centers or industrial applications, maintaining the correct humidity levels is essential. Crumpton highlights the need for precision control through portable or permanently fixed equipment to ensure the ideal environment for tasks such as cabling and IT equipment installation. Excessive moisture in these settings can lead to operational challenges and potential equipment failures, underscoring the significance of humidity management for the long-term success of both construction projects and mission critical facilities.

In construction sites, Crumpton explains that during the building process, there is a risk of moisture penetration from various sources, such as rain or atmospheric conditions, due to incomplete structures. This moisture can impact materials like wood, casing work, sheet rock, and gypsum-based products. To mitigate potential long-term issues and premature failure of components, it is crucial to control humidity. Using equipment to maintain the proper relative humidity ensures adherence to project timelines and preserves the integrity of construction materials.Similarly, in mission critical environments like data centers or industrial applications, maintaining the correct humidity levels is essential. Crumpton highlights the need for precision control through portable or permanently fixed equipment to ensure the ideal environment for tasks such as cabling and IT equipment installation. Excessive moisture in these settings can lead to operational challenges and potential equipment failures, underscoring the significance of humidity management for the long-term success of both construction projects and mission critical facilities.

Jon Pattrin, Operations Manager at ExactAire, sheds light on Polygon's unique approach to data collection and analysis. Instead of just handing over data, they analyze it with their clients, offering tailored engineered solutions for their specific needs, be it in plant buildings or offices. These solutions could range from introducing smart controllers for efficient equipment management to saving on fuel and electricity costs. Such a collaborative approach not only benefits current clients but also paves the way for enhanced solutions for future customers.

Jon Pattrin, Operations Manager at ExactAire, sheds light on Polygon's unique approach to data collection and analysis. Instead of just handing over data, they analyze it with their clients, offering tailored engineered solutions for their specific needs, be it in plant buildings or offices. These solutions could range from introducing smart controllers for efficient equipment management to saving on fuel and electricity costs. Such a collaborative approach not only benefits current clients but also paves the way for enhanced solutions for future customers.

Explore Polygon's impressive warehouse dehumidification, temperature control, and environmental monitoring solution in this walkthrough video. Marvel at the meticulous cable management, perfectly aligned components, and expertly organized controllers. Join us in acknowledging the dedication of our project manager and team, who ensure every detail is executed flawlessly. Experience the commitment to excellence that defines Polygon's comprehensive climate control solutions.

Explore Polygon's impressive warehouse dehumidification, temperature control, and environmental monitoring solution in this walkthrough video. Marvel at the meticulous cable management, perfectly aligned components, and expertly organized controllers. Join us in acknowledging the dedication of our project manager and team, who ensure every detail is executed flawlessly. Experience the commitment to excellence that defines Polygon's comprehensive climate control solutions.

In this informative video, Guillermo Martinez, Applications Engineer at Polygon US, addresses a common question about system design and power requirements for desiccant dehumidifiers. He explains the challenges in estimating power needs before designing the system and highlights the flexibility to adjust power once the system is in place. Martinez overviews the R Series, specifically the tri-fuel desiccant dehumidifiers powered by propane, natural gas, or electricity.Martinez emphasizes the importance of three-phase 460-volt power for most systems and illustrates how to determine the amps required based on the unit's specifications. He also showcases strategies to optimize energy usage, including using gas burners for reactivation cycles. Watch the video to learn more about maximizing energy efficiency in desiccant dehumidifiers.

In this informative video, Guillermo Martinez, Applications Engineer at Polygon US, addresses a common question about system design and power requirements for desiccant dehumidifiers. He explains the challenges in estimating power needs before designing the system and highlights the flexibility to adjust power once the system is in place. Martinez overviews the R Series, specifically the tri-fuel desiccant dehumidifiers powered by propane, natural gas, or electricity.Martinez emphasizes the importance of three-phase 460-volt power for most systems and illustrates how to determine the amps required based on the unit's specifications. He also showcases strategies to optimize energy usage, including using gas burners for reactivation cycles. Watch the video to learn more about maximizing energy efficiency in desiccant dehumidifiers.

Polygon's Rob Sullivan, aka Rob on the Job, gives a "day in the life" tour of a construction site in Allison, Maryland. As a part of his workday, Rob focuses on maintaining temperature and humidity control while installing finished material in a six-story building. Control achieved using four H.C.U.s (Hybrid Desiccate and Refrigerate Units) is particularly effective given the day's high relative humidity of about 90% and temperature of around 67 degrees. Rob checks the gear, provides a glimpse into installing ACU 6000 CFED units, and discusses on-site safety measures. He concludes his video by thanking viewers for joining him and promising future on-the-job adventures.

Polygon's Rob Sullivan, aka Rob on the Job, gives a "day in the life" tour of a construction site in Allison, Maryland. As a part of his workday, Rob focuses on maintaining temperature and humidity control while installing finished material in a six-story building. Control achieved using four H.C.U.s (Hybrid Desiccate and Refrigerate Units) is particularly effective given the day's high relative humidity of about 90% and temperature of around 67 degrees. Rob checks the gear, provides a glimpse into installing ACU 6000 CFED units, and discusses on-site safety measures. He concludes his video by thanking viewers for joining him and promising future on-the-job adventures.

Data Centers and mission-critical construction projects often face challenges related to real-time data availability and proactive measures in terms of indoor air quality (IAQ.) Polygon's ExactAire™ IAQ system overcomes these challenges. The system prevents leaks, condensation on electrical equipment, and dust or particulate matter accumulation on materials or gear, thereby avoiding significant losses and costs for project stakeholders. Additionally, the system contributes to the health and well-being of site workers by reducing the potential impact on their respiratory systems. Furthermore, the Polygon smart control feature allows efficient equipment run times, supporting sustainability efforts by reducing on-site carbon emissions. By implementing Polygon's solutions, clients can enhance project outcomes while prioritizing environmental responsibility.

Data Centers and mission-critical construction projects often face challenges related to real-time data availability and proactive measures in terms of indoor air quality (IAQ.) Polygon's ExactAire™ IAQ system overcomes these challenges. The system prevents leaks, condensation on electrical equipment, and dust or particulate matter accumulation on materials or gear, thereby avoiding significant losses and costs for project stakeholders. Additionally, the system contributes to the health and well-being of site workers by reducing the potential impact on their respiratory systems. Furthermore, the Polygon smart control feature allows efficient equipment run times, supporting sustainability efforts by reducing on-site carbon emissions. By implementing Polygon's solutions, clients can enhance project outcomes while prioritizing environmental responsibility.

At Polygon, our role often extends beyond simply providing equipment like dehumidifiers or heaters. We take on a consultative approach, collaborating closely with clients to address their specific challenges. A prime example is a recent conversation we had with a client who suffered $42 million in water losses across their projects annually. They sought our guidance on detecting water flow and leaks within their structures. Through our advanced technology solutions, we were able to apply the right tools and provide them with a comprehensive view of data, empowering them with actionable insights to effectively control and mitigate risks associated with water damage.

At Polygon, our role often extends beyond simply providing equipment like dehumidifiers or heaters. We take on a consultative approach, collaborating closely with clients to address their specific challenges. A prime example is a recent conversation we had with a client who suffered $42 million in water losses across their projects annually. They sought our guidance on detecting water flow and leaks within their structures. Through our advanced technology solutions, we were able to apply the right tools and provide them with a comprehensive view of data, empowering them with actionable insights to effectively control and mitigate risks associated with water damage.

Ensuring healthy construction sites and buildings requires maintaining good indoor air quality through effective monitoring and control. Polygon's Exact Aire solution utilizes long-range, low-power IoT communications to collect, transmit, and visualize data from sensors, including indoor air quality, leak detection, and toxic gas sensors. By leveraging IoT technology to monitor factors like particulate matter, temperature, and humidity levels, building managers gain essential insights to promptly address any issues that may arise, ensuring a healthy environment for employees and occupants.

Ensuring healthy construction sites and buildings requires maintaining good indoor air quality through effective monitoring and control. Polygon's Exact Aire solution utilizes long-range, low-power IoT communications to collect, transmit, and visualize data from sensors, including indoor air quality, leak detection, and toxic gas sensors. By leveraging IoT technology to monitor factors like particulate matter, temperature, and humidity levels, building managers gain essential insights to promptly address any issues that may arise, ensuring a healthy environment for employees and occupants.

Indoor air quality poses significant risks to occupant health, the environment, and business performance. With the built environment accounting for almost half of global CO2 emissions, addressing this issue is crucial. Polygon offers engineered solutions to address indoor air quality concerns and promote sustainability. By monitoring and controlling air quality during construction, implementing strategies like envelope protection and proper equipment selection, Polygon helps create healthier and more efficient buildings. With a consultative approach and a focus on people, technology, and knowledge, Polygon stands as a reliable partner in combating the challenges associated with indoor air quality and promoting sustainable building practices.

Indoor air quality poses significant risks to occupant health, the environment, and business performance. With the built environment accounting for almost half of global CO2 emissions, addressing this issue is crucial. Polygon offers engineered solutions to address indoor air quality concerns and promote sustainability. By monitoring and controlling air quality during construction, implementing strategies like envelope protection and proper equipment selection, Polygon helps create healthier and more efficient buildings. With a consultative approach and a focus on people, technology, and knowledge, Polygon stands as a reliable partner in combating the challenges associated with indoor air quality and promoting sustainable building practices.

Polygon ExactAire is a real-time monitoring and control system for indoor environments. Using various indicators like temperature, humidity, and gas levels, it optimizes conditions for diverse sectors including construction, healthcare, and data centers. With instant alerts and reliable reporting, ExactAire is where real-time data meets smart climate control, promoting controlled conditions in a connected environment. For more information, visit www.polygongroup.us/exactaire.

Polygon ExactAire is a real-time monitoring and control system for indoor environments. Using various indicators like temperature, humidity, and gas levels, it optimizes conditions for diverse sectors including construction, healthcare, and data centers. With instant alerts and reliable reporting, ExactAire is where real-time data meets smart climate control, promoting controlled conditions in a connected environment. For more information, visit www.polygongroup.us/exactaire.

Controlling moisture on a construction job site is essential in maintaining building material quality. Moisture mitigation for Mass Timber buildings is necessary to keep these elements warm and dry throughout the lifecycle from construction to occupancy.Mass Timber is a growing trend in the construction industry as an alternative to concrete and steel. The durability, seismic performance, and fire resistance of these cross-laminated timbers (CLT) offer quality with the potential to reduce carbon emissions from construction.Because more projects are considering Mass Timber, it's essential to recognize the need for moisture mitigation to achieve optimal results. What risks are associated with excess moisture on Mass Timber, and what are the best mitigation strategies to ensure maximum results? On Ideal Conditions, a Polygon Podcast, Deanna Talbot, Polygon's Director of Marketing, checked in with Ryan Creagan, Director of Client Development for Polygon, to talk about the rise in Mass Timber projects, why they're gaining in popularity, and what are some of the best methods to use for moisture mitigation. Talbot and Creagan's conversation includes:• How moisture management for Mass Timber is different from other materials• Tips and moisture control advice for people working on Mass Timber projects• Moisture and humidity monitoring options“After the building's been enclosed, and in some cases during transport before the building's enclosed, the general contractors, the owners, they want monitoring of that Mass Timber,” Creagan said. “Because there's a lot of risk involved with that material.”Ryan Creagan is passionate about building long-lasting customer relationships, understanding their goals, and engineering solutions that add value while limiting carbon footprint. He has over ten years' experience working with Polygon in business and client development.

As the most widely used green building rating system, the LEED certification process has recently published updated credit standards that help buildings save money and improve efficiency. However, the LEED 4.1 process isn't just about the end process, but how climate control strategies throughout the construction period can help guarantee the protection of materials in order to earn LEED-certification. So, why does maintaining indoor climate conditions matter?In this episode of Ideal Conditions, a Polygon podcast series, host and Marketing Director for Polygon, Deanna Talbot, speaks with Polygon's Director of Engineering and Technology, David Simkins, about the confluence of LEED 4.1 and climate control strategies.The two discuss:What LEED standards are connected to IAQ and climate controlHow Polygon's sensors provide early detection to allow for corrective action and the enhancement of indoor air qualityWhich climate control strategies could help clients earn credits for LEED certificationSimkins explained, “The other thing though, that we really want to get in place is basically a protection plan around the materials, and this is, in essence, moisture management, but we want to make sure that when the materials are coming into that building, we have the right climate for them so that we're maintaining those warranties…”David Simkins has over 30 years of experience in Engineering, Management, and Leadership. Simkins worked as an Engineer for six years before moving to Management, for a variety of companies, including Munters Corporation. He was a Member of the Board of Directors for Caption Data Limited and has been with Polygon for over 12 years. He is a graduate of Northeastern University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and holds two MBAs in Leadership and Business Administration, respectively, from Boston University.For a downloadable guide to these strategies, visit https://www.polygongroup.com/en-US/blog/5-interior-climate-control-strategies-for-achieving-leed-4.1-credits/