The Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Association (PIMA), the trade association representing North American manufacturers of polyiso insulation, announced the approval of Polyglass U.S.A., Inc., as a Regular manufacturer member. Polyglass is a premier manufacturer of high-performance roofing and waterproofing solutions, including polyiso roof insulation panels. As the Association’s newest Regular manufacturing member, Polyglass’ partnership will enhance PIMA’s already strong reputation as the leading voice and advocate for the use of polyiso in the construction of more energy-efficient buildings. 

"Joining PIMA reflects Polyglass’ commitment to advancing high-performance building envelope solutions through collaboration and shared expertise,” Natalino Zanchetta, President & CEO of Polyglass U.S.A., Inc., said. “We look forward to working alongside industry leaders to support innovation, education and the broader adoption of polyiso as a critical component of durable, energy-efficient systems."

Polyglass is an industry-leading manufacturer of roofing, waterproofing, and building envelope solutions with more than 30 years of experience serving the U.S. market. The company produces high-quality modified bitumen roofing solutions for low-slope and steep-slope applications and offers a comprehensive portfolio of insulation, roof coatings, as well as maintenance, training, and warranty programs. 

Headquartered in Deerfield Beach, Florida, Polyglass leverages advanced manufacturing processes, operating six state-of-the-art facilities across North America with a recent expansion in production capacity of polyiso insulation. 

As part of the MAPEI Group since 2008, the company is backed by more than 130 years of combined industry expertise. Through its Seal the Envelope™ approach, Polyglass continues to advance innovation across building envelope solutions, including air and vapor barriers and above- and below-grade waterproofing.

“Bringing together polyiso manufacturers and industry partners with a shared commitment to improving building performance is critical to accelerating PIMA’s mission, especially as the Association continues to expand its circle of influence,” said PIMA President, Justin Koscher. “The Association recognizes the value of collaboration, and Polyglass’ involvement strengthens PIMA’s collective ability to continue driving the adoption of polyiso across the building construction industry to help shape code-compliant, energy-efficient, resilient buildings for the future.” 

To learn more about PIMA’s ongoing commitment to advancing the polyiso industry, which involves a comprehensive approach through advocacy, education, research and leadership, visit polyiso.org.