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  • An Extreme Seal on PEI

    • By Danielle Macdonald
    • Added on Oct 08, 2025

    Pownal, situated on the picturesque Prince Edward Island, Canada, conjures images of stunning red sandy beaches and lush farmland. For fans of classic literature, this enchanting locale also serves as the backdrop for the beloved “Anne of Green Gables” series, penned by L.M. Montgomery. Recently, one dedicated SPF contractor took his craftsmanship to new heights on PEI by successfully completing an impressive 6,500 sq. ft., two-story single-family home project. read more

  • Castle-Worthy Comfort

    • By Ashley Brooks
    • Added on Oct 08, 2025

    When a 40,000-sq.-ft. custom home in Brampton, Ontario, began construction in 2023, the homeowners made the smart, future-proof choice to insulate nearly every inch with closed-cell spray foam. They turned to brothers Ali and Sultan Ali, co-owners of Sprayfoam Solutions Toronto Inc, to do the job. read more

  • Enverge Launches New Closed-Cell foam Specifically for Canadian Market - Introducing 1860 CDN™

    • By Enverge
    • Added on Aug 18, 2025

    Enverge, a leading innovator in spray foam insulation solutions, is proud to announce its expansion into Canada and launch the all-new 1860 CDN™, bringing advanced insulation to Canadian builders, contractors, and homeowners. Enverge 1860 CDN is a closed-cell spray foam insulation engineered in compliance with Canadian building codes, formulation requirements, and energy efficiency standards. read more

  • Second Time’s the Charm

    • By Ashley Brooks
    • Added on Aug 13, 2025

    Oceanfront properties are dream home material; doubly so for multi-million-dollar homes on the scenic coast of Nova Scotia, Canada. But maintaining luxurious architecture requires precise construction and infallible materials from the start, lest it lead to a messy remodel years down the line. Beyond the aesthetic touches like paint colors, light fixtures, and flooring, it’s the unseen components behind the drywall that really make or break a home. Some homeowners find this out the hard way. read more

  • Farming Fortified

    • By Ashley Brooks
    • Added on Aug 11, 2025

    When you picture a farm building, do you envision a small stick-built structure with a faded red paint job and white-crossed sliding doors, topped with a squeaky rooster weathervane? Today, those traditional barn-like structures are found most often on residential properties, a la the “modern farmhouse” design trend. However, on an actual working farm, that barn design is a relic of a bygone era. read more

  • Spray Foam Contractor Scammed Out of $156K in Fake Bank Draft Scheme

    • By Pat Foran- CTV News Toronto
    • Added on May 25, 2025

    The owner of a spray foam company north of Newmarket, Ont., says they lost over $150,000 from a bank draft scam, despite taking it to the bank and being told it was real. “I went to the bank to ask what I should be looking for and they gave me the confidence that the bank draft was real,” said Todd Moddejonge, of Sutton West. Moddejonge reached out to CTV News following a Consumer Alert story earlier this month about the owner of an excavation company who was given a fake bank draft. read more

  • Webinar Alert: Unlocking Energy Efficiency with Huntsman Building Solutions

    • By Huntsman Building Solutions
    • Added on Feb 26, 2025

    Join us for an exclusive webinar hosted by Huntsman Building Solutions, where we'll dive into the latest NECB-2020 requirements for energy-efficient buildings. Learn how to meet building envelope standards, improve airtightness, and implement cost-effective, high-performance assemblies like the D-Max Wall. read more

  • Good Foundations

    • By Danielle Macdonald
    • Added on Feb 09, 2025

    One recent project included securing the foundations of two high-rise buildings at Lakeview DXE Club in Mississauga with spray foam insulation. The 12- and eight-story mixed-use residential and commercial buildings are designed by Kohn Architects for Vandyk Properties in Mississauga’s Lakeview area. read more

  • Ice & Easy

    • By Ashley Brooks
    • Added on Sep 13, 2024

    The Otterburne Curling Club in Manitoba, Canada is the latter. The club has been a fixture in the community since 1949, inspiring a love of the sport in generations old and new. But at 75 years old, the building’s age was beginning to show. The rink faced a host of issues related to the fiberglass insulation lining its walls and roof, such as high energy bills, fluctuating ambient temperatures, pesky condensation, and, perhaps worst of all, problems keeping the ice in prime condition. read more