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Enverge Spray Foam Launches Online Set Calculator on Enverge.App
- By Enverge
- Added on Aug 15, 2025
Enverge Spray Foam today announced the launch of an online calculator designed to provide its contractor partners with a reliable tool for efficient project estimation and planning. Available now through the Enverge.App, this new resource is part of Enverge’s growing digital platform that delivers training, technical guidance, and jobsite tools designed to help contractors work more precisely, consistently, and successfully. read more

Foam, Formulas, & Funnel
- By Curt Janzen, Beyond Group
- Added on Aug 13, 2025
I’ll be honest—when I first heard about using AI in our spray foam business, I was skeptical. We’re contractors, not tech companies. But after implementing these systems at Beyond Group over the past year, I’ve seen firsthand how artificial intelligence can solve one of our industry’s biggest challenges: meeting customers where they actually want to buy. read more

No Clucking Around
- By Rick Duncan
- Added on Aug 13, 2025
Poultry buildings require effective environmental control year-round. Ventilation is important for moisture control, odor management, and the heat generated equipment. read more

A Bracket Breakthrough
- By Provided by InSoFast
- Added on Aug 13, 2025
Edward Scherrer, the owner of InSoFast, is dedicated to advancing the construction sector. His journey began in custom home construction, where he swiftly cultivated expertise in insulating concrete forms (ICFs), radiant heating systems, and ultimately, InSoFast panels. read more

Foam in the Frozen Frontier
- By Dustin Terrel
- Added on Aug 13, 2025
Cape Newenham, which sits on the southwestern coast of Alaska, is a little-known place to most. With no town or residences nearby, the location is home only to a long-range radar station. This facility fulfills an important role in the country’s defense and the integrity of its physical structure is critically important. The station sits within a subarctic region with long, extremely cold winters. The weather is intensified by the maritime influences of the Bering Sea. read more

Container of Hope
- By Lara Burke
- Added on Aug 13, 2025
In April, a nonprofit food pantry in Barnegat Township, New Jersey received help expanding its food storage capacity, thanks to a partnership with Tim Newmeyer, Technical Service Manager of Polyurethane Machinery Corporation. Starve Poverty is a grassroots organization focused on alleviating poverty and food insecurity in Ocean County, NJ and surrounding areas. They recently began transforming a shipping container into an insulated storage space to meet the growing demand in its community. read more

Breaking Barriers with Grit and Grace
- By Spray Foam Magazine Team
- Added on Aug 13, 2025
Spray Foam Magazine sat down with Robin Pence, a powerhouse in the spray foam industry with two decades of experience and a reputation for relentless determination. read more

Modern Mining
- By Ashley Brooks
- Added on Aug 13, 2025
Like most business owners, Jarod Amon doesn’t flinch from a challenge, and neither does his team. BioTex Foam has been in business since 2006, and after working in and around Austin, Texas, for that long, they are no strangers to the heat. read more

The Power of Your Voice
- By Frank Mortl III, Executive Director, SPFA
- Added on Aug 13, 2025
At SPFA, we believe in the immense power of collective advocacy. The SPFAdvocacy Network serves as our unified voice, ensuring that the interests of our dynamic industry are heard loud and clear in public policy discussions. Advocacy isn’t just about shaping policy; it’s about securing a sustainable future for spray foam businesses. read more

Spray Foam Magazine's 2025 Late Summer Issue is LIVE!
- By Spray Foam Magazine Team
- Added on Aug 12, 2025
Spray Foam Magazine is proud to launch our Late Summer issue brought to you by Enverge Spray Foam. 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

From Historic Landmark to Modern Marvel
- By Danielle Macdonald
- Added on Aug 11, 2025
The Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, has long been woven into the fabric of American history. Originally built in 1835 as the home of renowned physician and botanist Dr. W.C. Galt, the hotel quickly became a central hub during the Civil War. In 1862, Union General William “Bull” Nelson, a Kentucky native, used the hotel as his base of operations. Tragedy struck on January 11, 1865, when a devastating fire left the hotel in ruins. read more