Brooks runs on irrigated agriculture and large-scale food processing, and that combination puts a different demand on its commercial buildings than a typical Alberta warehouse: cold storage, processing floors and distribution space where temperature and vapour control aren't optional. Closed-cell spray foam is built for exactly that - a continuous, sealed envelope holding a set temperature and resisting moisture.
Why a processing floor can't tolerate vapour drift
A cooler, freezer or processing floor that isn't vapour-controlled builds ice, sheds condensation and eventually fails at the one job it has. Foam's closed-cell structure becomes its own vapour barrier at the right thickness, so there's no separate poly sheet to fail at a seam.
What we cover in Brooks
- Cold storage and food-processing buildings.
- Warehouses and distribution supporting the irrigation-district economy.
- Metal and steel shops with a condensation problem.
Specified and compliant
CAN/ULC-S705 material and installation standards, a data sheet for thickness, and the code-required thermal barrier - documented for the GC or food-facility requirement.
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