Polygon US Corporation

09/03/2026

A friendly reminder: winter is closer than you think.

If your project will be active through the colder months, now is the time to finalize your climate control strategy, before falling temperatures begin impacting schedules, quality, and productivity. Before temperatures drop, now is the time to ask:

-> Which activities will continue into cold weather?
-> What environmental conditions need to be maintained?
-> How will you monitor temperatures and respond if conditions fall outside specification?
-> Is climate control built into the project plan and budget?

The most successful winter projects don't start planning when the first freeze arrives. They start planning now. Our latest article explores how a proactive climate control strategy can help protect schedules, quality, safety, and budgets throughout heating season.

https://hubs.li/Q04wFc_90

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08/14/2026

Moisture issues don't always start with visible condensation.

In many manufacturing environments, maintaining the right dew point is critical to protecting product quality, process reliability, and operational efficiency. Yet dew point is often misunderstood or overlooked.

Our latest blog breaks down:
• What dew point is and why it matters
• The challenges of achieving low dew point conditions
• Strategies for maintaining stable environmental conditions
• How continuous monitoring supports long-term control

Read the blog: https://hubs.li/Q04s_1Gj0

08/03/2026

Polygon US is looking for a Systems & Data Manager to help drive business intelligence, ERP optimization, data integration, and AI adoption across the organization. This role will lead key initiatives involving NetSuite, Power BI, Microsoft Copilot, and process automation to improve operational performance and decision-making.

Interested? Know someone who'd be a great fit?

Apply or share today:
https://hubs.li/Q04rDVcb0

07/31/2026

Not all moisture monitoring happens on active construction sites.

As part of a timber durability study, Université Laval monitored hybrid glulam beams over time to evaluate the performance of different protective coating systems under simulated exterior conditions. With the help of our Canadian team and Polygon's continuous monitoring technology delivered the live moisture data researchers needed to support the study and gain a better understanding of long-term timber performance.

See how the project came together: https://hubs.li/Q04rlCrZ0

07/29/2026

A few throwback photos from the archives.

Over the years, we've seen a lot of changes in how buildings and job sites are managed, but one thing remains the same: having the right information at the right time makes all the difference.

In this interview, David Simkins shares lessons from more than 35 years in climate control, environmental monitoring, and building performance, from water risk and mass timber to smart controls and sustainability.

A good read for anyone involved in construction, facilities, or building operations.

Read the full interview: https://hubs.li/Q04r6ZG50

07/02/2026

Cut carbon without complicating the jobsite.

Electrifying temporary climate control—heat, cooling, and dehumidification—isn’t just about switching equipment to an all-electric approach.

It’s about how you implement it, so project teams actually adopt it.
- Monitor the conditions that impact performance
- Manage temp heat, cooling, and drying without adding field burden
- Mitigate energy use and emissions while keeping schedules on track

See how to make jobsite climate management and decarbonization practical.

Read the blog (https://hubs.li/Q04npkSl0)

06/02/2026

Net Zero isn't achieved through one big change—it's the result of hundreds of smaller, smarter decisions.

That's why Polygon is proud to have partnered with Skanska to demonstrate how automated IoT-enabled climate control can save energy and avoid carbon emissions on the jobsite.

The outcome?

- 70% reduction in average daily energy use
- 76,500+ lbs. of CO₂ emissions avoided in the first 2 months
- Measurable, reportable power consumption
- A moisture management approach that protects materials and keeps schedules on track

Proof that temporary climate control can support both sustainability goals and project performance.

Read the case study: https://hubs.li/Q04jLbNf0

06/02/2026

New construction materials, finishes, and adhesives can introduce formaldehyde into data center environments during construction and commissioning.

Our latest blog explores the risks of formaldehyde exposure and how smart climate control and real-time monitoring can help mitigate issues before impacting sensitive equipment.

Read more: https://hubs.li/Q04jFrc50

05/29/2026

Concrete drying may seem straightforward, but the best project teams do more than just wait it out. They know controlling and monitoring conditions during the pouring and curing process ensures quality and avoids delays.

In this blog, we explore how to effectively monitor and control conditions, like internal moisture, concrete temperature, and water temperatures entering and leaving slabs with real-time probes.

Read more here: https://hubs.li/Q04jpVmg0

05/28/2026

Power monitoring is becoming a critical tool across industrial facilities looking to improve efficiency, reduce downtime, and gain better visibility into operations.

Maintaining visibility is paramount for industrial, manufacturing, and food processing facilities. Proactively monitoring power of operations at critical points can minimize equipment failures and help improve energy performance, without adding complexity to daily operations.

Mart Wicker walks through some of the basic questions about power monitoring in this recent article:
https://www.polygongroup.com/en-US/blog/expert-insights-mart-wicker-explains-power-monitoring-for-industrial-operations/