EPRO Services, Inc. published the first blog in a three-part series about building codes, testing standards, and air barriers.
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We promised some new content and we are delivering! This is the first blog in a NEW three-part series about building codes, testing standards, and air barriers. We will…
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EPRO Services, Inc.
30 years of total building envelope protection including waterproofing and vapor intrusion mitigation solutions.
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- 11–50 employees
About EPRO Services, Inc.
EPRO provides total building envelope protection for any site conditions, at any location. For 30 years, we have developed extensive waterproofing and vapor mitigation systems for projects across the US and Canada. Understanding that site conditions and performance goals can vary from project to project, we provide options that allow design teams the ability to weigh the pros and cons of each material when selecting a system to meet their needs. With warranted waterproofing and contaminant barrier systems, EPRO aims to be the single-source provider for building projects from start to finish.
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