Author archive for BethAnn Kruljac

Save Energy. Save Money. With Insulated Siding.
By BethAnn Kruljac on September 30, 2014
“If you were hit by the “polar vortex” that brought subzero temperatures to more than half of the continental...
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XPS Insulation Tests Confirm Diminished R-Value When Exposed
By BethAnn Kruljac on September 25, 2014
Originally posted on ConstructionRepair.net EPS Industry Alliance release new comparative test results The EPS Industry Alliance (EPS-IA) recently completed...
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Simple ways to make sure your garage isn’t costing you money on utility bills
By BethAnn Kruljac on September 23, 2014
Originally published on SFGate Website via Brandpoint Newspaper As ever-increasing home energy bills continue to plague Americans, homeowners are look...
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ASK THE EXPERT: What differentiates one rigid foam insulation from another?
By BethAnn Kruljac on September 10, 2014
Originally posted in American School & Hospital Facility e-Newsletter, July 2014 “Ask the Expert” Q: What differentiates one rigid foam insulation from...
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A Park with Soil?
By BethAnn Kruljac on September 5, 2014
Originally published in Site Prep Magazine, September 2014 (digital edition) (pdf) Lightweight geofoam enables earthworks for new park located...
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Insulfoam on Home Talk USA with Michael King
By BethAnn Kruljac on August 26, 2014
Insulfoam’s Regional Sales Director, Rick Canaday, joined Home Talk USA with Michael King to discuss insulation in your home,...
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The Dirt on Below-Grade Insulation
By BethAnn Kruljac on August 14, 2014
Originally posted online at Construction Superintendent Understanding rigid foam insulation for foundation and under-slab applications Up to one-quarter of...
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Project Profile: A Missouri Hospital Builds Stronger with EPS
By BethAnn Kruljac on July 29, 2014
Mercy Hospital | Joplin, MO. After a force five tornado destroyed St. John’s Regional Medical Center on May 22,...
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A Guide to Below-Grade Insulation and Moisture
By BethAnn Kruljac on July 15, 2014
Originally posted online at Buildings.com in Buildings Buzz! Wet insulation is ineffective insulation – rigid foams that retain high...
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Geofoam for Utility Protection and Utility Insulation
By BethAnn Kruljac on July 9, 2014
For years the problem of corrosion has been on the minds of the engineers who manage the Alyeska Pipeline,...
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Author archive for BethAnn Kruljac

Save Energy. Save Money. With Insulated Siding.

XPS Insulation Tests Confirm Diminished R-Value When Exposed

Simple ways to make sure your garage isn’t costing you money on utility bills

ASK THE EXPERT: What differentiates one rigid foam insulation from another?

A Park with Soil?

Insulfoam on Home Talk USA with Michael King

The Dirt on Below-Grade Insulation

Project Profile: A Missouri Hospital Builds Stronger with EPS

A Guide to Below-Grade Insulation and Moisture

Geofoam for Utility Protection and Utility Insulation

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