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Huntsman Building Solutions hosts Lunch and Learn for Architecture Firm in South Florida

Grant Ostvig is the Director of Commercial Development at Huntsman Building Solutions. One of Ostvig’s many jobs is to teach people about the benefits of spray foam, so he was looking forward to speaking with the architects at Steve Siebert Architecture (SSA), located in the Palm Beach area in South Florida.

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Support for the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code is Now Available in REScheck!

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has released REScheck Version 2.1.0, a free, web-based software application that helps builders, designers, and contractors demonstrate that a particular home complies with the latest provisions of the International Energy Conservation Code, the 2021 IECC. DOE has determined that the provisions of the 2021 IECC will achieve savings of 9.4% in residential buildings (compared to the previous 2018 edition).

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Teamwork Makes the Dream Work

Keys to an ideal partnership between architects and spray foam contractors

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Spray Foam included in the GCEDC approval of incentives for new Six Flags water ride

Renovations to the property would include the installation of spray foam in exterior walls and steel siding, installation of a new roof, updating the electrical system, updates to HVAC systems, installation of a fire and security system and others.

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Making the Case

How spray polyurethane foam can help achieve continuous insulation and a high-performing wall system

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Fire Stopper

The Woolsey Fire burned through Southern California in November 2018–ultimately burning over 96,000 acres of land and 1,643 structures. FS-PG™ Perimeter Guard helped to save some of the homes in the path of the raging wildfire.

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The Sand Palace of Mexico Beach

The Sand Palace sits right on the beach, feet from the ocean, so the homeowners took extreme caution to build above and beyond the proper code specifications, including spray foam insulation, ultimately helping it withstand the destruction of Hurricane Michael.

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