
Tuesday, May 21, 2024

Intense windstorms are ravaging communities across the nation, putting millions of people at risk.
Meteorologists warn that dangerous gusts exceeding 55 mph could cause widespread power outages, coastal flooding, and catastrophic property damage.
In episode I highlight that in the face of this fierce onslaught, taking decisive defensive action is crucial to safeguarding lives and buildings.
The immense force of these raging winds can wreak havoc on buildings, tearing off roofs, shattering windows, and allowing destructive uplift forces to penetrate through even the smallest openings.
As the storm intensifies, the risk of irreparable damage escalates, leaving businesses and homeowners vulnerable to the unforgiving power of nature.
Fortunately, there is a solution that can provide long-term protection against the ravages of fierce winds: sealing all potential entry points with a proven, sustainable coating system that is guaranteed for 20 years.
For over 30 years Global Encasement Inc. has provided cutting-edge, green technology that can fortify buildings against even the most extreme weather conditions.
Their innovative fluid-applied coating flows seamlessly into gaps, holes, and open seams, creating an impenetrable barrier that seals out the damaging effects of wind uplift.
As the coating dries, it forms a durable, weatherproof seal that withstands the relentless onslaught of high winds, shielding the integrity of the structure.
This defensive measure not only protects against immediate storm damage but also safeguards against long-term deterioration caused by moisture intrusion and air infiltration.
By sealing the building envelope, Global Encasement's system ensures energy efficiency, reducing utility costs and minimizing the environmental impact.
These systems are not only a powerful defense against nature’s wrath, but they also work alongside it by being non-toxic, biodegradable, having zero to low VOC's (volatile organic content) and no ozone depleting substances.
In the face of escalating climate change and the increasing frequency of severe weather events, proactive measures like these are no longer optional – they are a necessity.
Failure to take action could result in catastrophic consequences, including loss of property, displacement, and even loss of life.
To Sum IT Up:
As the winds howl and the storm rages on, the time to act is now.
By investing in proven protective measures like Global Encasement, Inc’s Green and sustainable coating systems, businesses and homeowners can quickly fortify their properties against the onslaught of nature's fury, ensuring the safety and security of their loved ones and assets.
Don't wait until it's too late.
Embrace the power of simple defensive action and join the ranks of those who have chosen to stand firm against the forces of nature.
Take the first step towards safeguarding your property and protecting what matters most.
“Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.” ―Vernon Sanders Law - Major League Baseball (MLB) Pitcher
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Tuesday, August 20, 2019
I’ve been having many discussions about the recent wildfires in California and how they pose environmental concerns after the initial threat has passed. The fallout from wildfires is immediate although much of the trouble continues when clean up starts. The cleanup can cause a whole set of concerns that can be dealt with using some simple solutions.

Thursday, August 01, 2019

Wednesday, June 26, 2019
I’ve been camped out at the local hotel in Stilwell Oklahoma for the last few weeks. I was originally here to educate the Cherokee Tribe on how to safely in place manage the lead-based paint and asbestos in their buildings and housing. Also how to fortify their properties against heavy weather events and restore roofing. Things expanded from there as I came in just as the area was being hit with strong and disruptive weather.

Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Have you ever heard of Tornado cough?

Saturday, May 18, 2019
Mavis is a personal friend of mine and I’m always so impressed with the important work she, her team and foundation are doing. She is so passionate about helping others and getting information out to educate all about exposure to asbestos and associated illnesses.
