Todd Gluski

Persistent and escalating heat is demanding a reassessment of how we design our cities, construct our buildings, and manage resources to adapt to these conditions.

Since it was created in the 1970s, continuous insulation continues to serve as a high-performance solution for both residential and commercial construction that must adhere to changing, more rigorous code requirements.

Continuous insulation is the last (and most important) line of defense when it comes to keeping heat inside a structure.