Ok, if you’re still not convinced on fresh air, let’s look at this a different way. First, you’ve heard from experts or read articles and likely know what the regulations are regarding sprayers being required to have fresh air when spraying indoors.
Read MoreMost businesses understand the value of marketing, but often, they fail to realize the method to the marketing madness. Marketing isn’t just running radio ads or boosting Facebook posts, at least not “effective” marketing.
Read MoreAs we enter the summer months, the temperatures are starting to heat up. With the average temperature of an unventilated attic in the summer being 150 degrees, we weren’t kidding when we say it’s heating up.
Read MoreThe other day a contractor and I were talking about money he lost on a job. I asked what happened and he told me a customer took advantage of him.
Read MoreJob costing is critical. It is the key to pricing, cash flow, and profitability. It is the best way to stop “project cost creep” and understand where and what to focus on.
Read MoreWarm weather is right around the corner. This time of year, often referred to as ‘shoulder months’, is when it’s not warm enough to fully switch over to summer foam, and not cold enough to just use winter foam.
Read MoreWhen was the last time you checked the road restrictions and regulations in your area? Every year new safety measures are approved, or a county changes approvals based on a newer concern.
Read MoreSwitching from open-cell spray foam to closed-cell spray foam can be a headache. More importantly, it gets expensive when done incorrectly.
Read MoreThe Spray Foam 2022 show in San Antonio (2/28-3/2/22) was quite an event for IDI contractors, vendors, and everyone involved. Here’s an update for those who couldn’t make it to the event.
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