Recent FEMA Study Released on Following Building Codes
- By Spray Foam Staff
- Added on Dec 09, 2020
The ICC Evaluation Service has had its scope of accreditation widely expanded by the Standards Council of Canada to include evaluation of product classifications to the provisions of National Building Code of Canada standards. read more
Demilec receives stamp of approval from the Canadian Construction Materials Centre (Evaluation 14068-R) for Heatlok Soya/PolarFoam Soya spray foam insulation meeting the National Building Code. read more
Demilec's closed-cell spray foam insulation, Heatlok HFO High Lift, is compliant with International Building Codes, International Residential Codes, and International Energy Conservation Codes according to the International Code Council Evaluation Service. read more
Eliminate costly ignition barriers, save on labor, equipment and material costs. Be more competitive and sell more attic and crawl space insulation jobs with Profoam’s New Pro-X AC 377 Appendix X Approved Spray Foam. read more
The 2015 I-Codes address design and installation of innovative materials and encourage the use of new and smarter technological advances. read more
On July 1st, new Building Energy Efficiency Standards will become mandatory throughout California. read more
The 2015 International Energy Conservation Code includes new language that applies to roof repair, roof recover, and roof replacement. read more
NRCA's Hazard Communication Program: Know the Signs offers a complete compliance program that will assist roofing contractors in providing the training required by OSHA for the new HCS. read more
Quik-Shield 106 has passed all of the criteria required for use in residential applications without an ignition barrier. read more
InsulStar enhances the connection strength of the existing roof system, which helps mitigate the effects of wind uplift pressure. read more