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Moisture-Resistant Roof Construction: Designing Roofs to Prevent Moisture Infiltration

Allied1 year ago1 year ago06 mins

In today’s value-engineered homes, engineered wood products play a vital role in creating resource-efficient, high-performance building systems. These products enhance the structural integrity of buildings, but improper construction practices can lead to moisture-related issues such as mold, mildew, and decay. While external factors like rain and snow are significant sources of moisture, internal sources like…

APA Test Method F-2 for Finish Adhesion on Wood-Based Siding

Allied1 year ago1 year ago03 mins

In the construction and restoration industries, the adhesion of finishes to wood-based siding is a pivotal factor in both aesthetics and durability. The APA Test Method F-2 is a rigorous procedure developed to evaluate the initial adhesion of standard control finishes to wood-based siding products. Here, we summarize the key aspects of this test method:…

Maximizing Durability: The APA Test Method D-3 Bacteria Test

Allied1 year ago1 year ago04 mins

At Allied Emergency Services, INC, we recognize the importance of using materials that can withstand the rigors of bacterial growth, especially in moisture-prone environments. The APA Test Method D-3 offers a systematic approach to ensure adhesive systems in wood panels maintain their bond integrity under such challenging conditions. The Backbone of the Test The D-3…

Ensuring Integrity with APA Test Method P-9 for Wood Structural Panel Delamination

Allied1 year ago1 year ago03 mins

At Allied Emergency Services, INC, we prioritize the structural integrity of materials used in our restoration and repair services. The APA Test Method P-9 provides a stringent measure for evaluating delamination in composite panels. Delamination Detection The P-9 Test involves using a specific probe to measure delamination. This probe is designed to taper in thickness,…

Understanding the 2018 IPMC Code Section 108: Unsafe Structures and Equipment

Allied1 year ago1 year ago05 mins

Today, we delve into the 2018 IPMC Code Section 108, which discusses unsafe structures and equipment. This section is crucial for professionals in the insurance restoration industry, especially those operating in the greater Chicago area and neighboring regions. Bullet Point Summary: Synopsis: The 2018 IPMC Code Section 108 offers comprehensive guidelines for identifying and addressing…

Mechanical System Piping Insulation and Service Hot Water Systems – Code Compliance Brief

Insulating and Sealing Structural Headers – Code Compliance Brief

Code Compliance Brief: Insulated Interior/Exterior Wall Intersections

Code Compliance Brief: Installation of Photovoltaic Systems

Heat Recovery Ventilation in Colder Climates – Code Compliance Brief

Heat Pump Water Heaters – Code Compliance Brief

Allied Emergency Services

Moisture-Resistant Roof Construction: Designing Roofs to Prevent Moisture Infiltration

APA Test Method F-2 for Finish Adhesion on Wood-Based Siding

Maximizing Durability: The APA Test Method D-3 Bacteria Test

Ensuring Integrity with APA Test Method P-9 for Wood Structural Panel Delamination

Understanding the 2018 IPMC Code Section 108: Unsafe Structures and Equipment

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