PIMA's expanded program now includes third-party verification of thermal resistance values (R-values) for full thickness products independently selected from distribution locations.

Construction is expected to break ground in the third quarter of this year with production beginning on the site in 2024.

The growth in polyiso shipments reflects the upward trajectory of investments into more energy-efficient commercial and residential buildings.

Production at the Pennsylvania plant will continue to build in the coming months and ramp up to full capacity as raw materials become more readily available.

By working with Atlas, Professor Rockhill and his graduate students are able to provide occupants with inviting, comfortable and safe living spaces.

The most current Polyiso Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for roof, wall and cover board products are now available on PIMA's website.

When complete, the Hillsboro, Texas plant will employ more than 50 people and include a JM roofing distribution center.

Atlas Roofing Corporation's new cover board provides an additional option to meet UL Class A fire rating requirements when used over combustible wood roof decks.

Roofing contractors can visit the updated polyiso.org for information on building codes, applications and AIA CEU courses related to polyiso insulation products.