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Fluid Applied air and vapor barrier A “fluid applied” material is simply a coating that is designed to be either roll, trowel, or spray applied to a wall sheathing. These materials are often supplied in various grades which are designed for either coating sheathing, sealing seams, flashing penetrations and window…

PVC vs TPO Membrane Roofing Systems TPO and PVC have a lot in common. Both construction specialties are heat weldable roof systems that are typically white in color and have been around for a while. Their specifications are also similar and both roof systems come with warranties varying from 15…

Wood vs Steel stud framing is one of the most common debates in building construction. There are pros and cons to both. Here is some essential information that can help you decide which type you should use for your project. Wood Stud The most commonly used material for framing on…

Commercial construction uses many different types of materials during a project.  Traditional stucco and External Insulation and Finishing Systems (EIFS) are two materials that are often used to waterproof and insulate a building.  In this blog we discuss the Pros and Cons of each. Stucco is a traditional style that…

ARC is excited to announce that we have integrated Procore into our commercial construction projects.  What does that mean for you as a client?  Commercial Construction and Procore. One of the biggest challenges in construction today is document management.  Most projects have 6 – 10 “stakeholders” with 3 – 5…