In Sarnia, Ontario, Canada, on the shores of Lake Huron, Gordon’s Shoreline Marine is hard at work carrying on a 50-year family legacy as experts in all things marine construction and repair. Seawalls, marinas, docks—if it’s submerged or it floats, Gordon knows what to do to keep it in tip-top shape. At their shop, co-owners and cousins Taylor and Curtis Gordon often use closed-cell spray foam in their services. read more
In the relatively short time that Josh Martin of Georgia’s Savannah Spray Foam Insulation has worked in the insulation industry, he’s gotten plenty of calls about installing foam to a building’s roof deck. Those are the bread and butter, mundane yet reliable types of jobs they’d always relied on in their less than five years as a business. But one day he got a different sort of call. read more
Lange’s approach to this project mirrored his approach to his entire spray foam career—let’s give it a try and see what happens. If it keeps working, we keep going. read more
North Carolina’s coast is a haven for fishing and boating enthusiasts who are drawn to its bounty of catchable seafood and first-rate marinas. Morehead City is one such coastal town and is also the home to Elite Spray Foam Systems. read more
John Dodson is the owner of Gulf Coast Soil and Seawall Docs, based in Pensacola, Florida, and has been in construction for the past 20 years, and the spray foam industry for five years. Dodson has built numerous connections in different disciplines. This has resulted in his company being well rounded with lots of expert contacts at hand to discuss and plan projects. An interesting geotechnical foam job materialized through one of these connections. read more
The Spray Foam Magazine team was fascinated to find out why and how spray foam was applied to two, massive 2.5-million-gallon anhydrous ammonia tanks mounted inside a barge to transport liquified anhydrous ammonia. We caught up with the owner of AirTight Spray Foam of Mississippi, LLC, Jeremy Himmel to find out more. read more
