Leduc is where Alberta's modern oil industry began - the Leduc No. 1 discovery in February 1947 - and the city has stayed an energy and logistics hub ever since, anchored today by Edmonton International Airport and the Leduc Business Park beside Nisku. Warehouses, air-cargo buildings and service shops here run through the same long Edmonton-region winter as everything else in the corridor.
The airport-corridor problem
Air-cargo and logistics buildings move huge volumes of conditioned air past a cold steel roof deck, so condensation and heat loss happen constantly, not occasionally - and a sweating roof over freight or inventory is a liability, not just a comfort issue. Closed-cell foam seals and insulates that deck in one layer.
What we cover in Leduc
- Warehouses and air-cargo buildings around Edmonton International Airport.
- Leduc Business Park and Nisku-corridor shops and service buildings.
- Metal and steel buildings needing a condensation fix.
Specified and compliant
CAN/ULC-S705 standards, a manufacturer data sheet for thickness, and the code-required thermal barrier - documented for a GC, building official or airport-tenant specification.
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