Building a Safer, Greener Canada
- By Tommy Rozycki
- Added on Feb 07, 2020
Urgent updates to regulations for spray foam contractors in Canada. read more
“The Government of Canada recognizes the pressing need to prevent and reduce homelessness in Canada. Investing in Canada’s communities is not only about creating good jobs and encouraging economic growth, but it is also about building stronger communities and empowering all Canadians to build better lives for themselves.” — The Honorable Jean-Yves Duclos, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development read more
Closed-cell spray foam insulation demonstrated its strength against flood waters when Montreal and Quebec, Canada were struck with severe storms in the Spring of 2017. read more
Common mistakes made by contractors can often turn homeowners’ complaints into a business nightmare. Having a spray foam certification will help avoid these oversights and save money and potential catastrophe for all. read more
Canadian HGTV star, Bryan Baeulmer, shares his thoughts on how the use of eco products will pay you back. read more
Canada’s largest passive house retrofit project utilizes spray foam to focus on quality and environmental preservation and help improve comfort for the building’s tenants. read more
We are wrapping up 2018 north of the border as we check back in with the latest out of the spray foam industry in Canada. From a conversation with HGTV's Bryan Baeulmer to Canada's largest passive house, stay in the know with Spray Foam Magazine. read more
The company will expand distribution of the company’s Lapolla building materials line in Canada. As part of the effort, a suite of Lapolla’s standout spray polyurethane foam insulation, roofing and coating solutions will be made readily available to Canadian customers. read more
A spray foam insulation application in the Great White North read more
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