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George H. DuBose is an expert in building sciences, diagnostics, and moisture problems. Using insight drawn from nearly three decades of experience, he is the co-author of over 15 technical publications, a monograph on moisture prevention for NCARB, and three manuals on moisture-related indoor air quality problems and building commissioning.
The emergence of modular construction as an option for new construction is becoming mainstream. While the reasons why have been reported on extensively, what has not been reported is that the modular construction industry has been plagued by mold and moisture problems, especially on projects located in warm and humid climates like the Southeast U.S.
Certain faulty beliefs surrounding hotel performance in warm, humid coastal zones continue to persist in the design and construction industry—and waterproofing is no exception.