Ross Bahl

Fireproofing submittals go out at award, and the closeout package that follows is short. This article covers what a fireproofing contractor hands a general

This Core Foam FAQ collects the questions owners, general contractors, and architects actually ask about Core Foam, grouped by subject instead of scattered down

A restaurant envelope serves two rooms with opposite jobs, and it does that while a Type I hood pulls thousands of cubic feet a

The phrase masonry cavity covers at least four wall assemblies that do not behave alike. Only one of them takes Core Foam from us:

Exposed structure moves the insulation onto the finish schedule. Once a sprayed fiber ceiling is the visible surface of a lobby, a gym, or

Bahl Fireproofing installs both Core Foam and K-13 sprayed fiber, so we get asked to price them against each other on the same building.

A hotel envelope gets judged in guest reviews before it ever shows up on a utility bill. Every room is its own thermostat, its

A CMU retrofit is one of very few ways to insulate a standing concrete block wall without opening it, which is why it gets

Multi-family developers and property managers call about sprayed insulation for one reason, and that reason is almost always noise. The trouble is that two