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Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical CenterAir Sealing at the Base of the WallIn the fall of 1995, FOAM-TECH was contracted to solve problems at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire involving comfort, health, and energy-related issues. These problems were characterized as follows:
After testing alternative approaches, FOAM-TECH proposed the single solution of sealing the area between the foundation and the base extrusion of the wall panel system around the entire perimeter of the $228 million complex. This provided multiple benefits:
The approach employed by FOAM-TECH involved seven basic steps:
Testimonial: "You really solved our problems, 100%. You can use my name and refer to this site any time. I would give anyone a tour of the facility and show them
the project. None of the problems have come back, there haven’t even been any frozen pipes, although there have been plenty of opportunities for them to freeze.
Your men were great. They dealt with inaccessible areas doing whatever it took to get the job done, and there was virtually no impact on our operations. There
weren’t any complaints, no mess to clean up, and you were able to do all of the work from the outside."
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