How Polygon’s Expertise in Temporary Climate Control Solves Construction Challenges

My name's Ryan Priggan with Polyagon. I'm a business development specialist. I'm here with Neil Riley, a senior estimator for well, for Betty, one of our customers, and we're at the two thousand nineteen design build conference here in Las Vegas. What what made you decide on Polygon as a resource for temporary climate control program. Well, I think you guys' reputation and also our experience with you on other projects, you know, made us pick up the phone once we, you know, found the need. What was the need and what what was going on at project that you needed Well, I think some of the scope of work, case work, some of the wood walls and things like that were kind of out of sequence and would be needed to be installed in the building before the space is gonna be conditioned. And so in order to get those surfaces and materials acclimatized to the building, So we didn't lose them later down the road. Yeah. It's fairly common that the permanent system is not, you know, available when you're installing those moisture sensitive -- Right. -- interior finishes where you need to accelerate drywall -- Yes. -- all moisture from concrete. I that was part of it too. I think there was some need for the flooring as well -- Yep. -- so to get the the concrete you know, moisture out so we could get the flooring down and avoid some higher costs for for immediate for floor floor remediation, and fact.