Manage the Moisture - CEU

69% of construction-related litigation is associated with moisture intrusion. Problems associated withmoisture in construction are common and wide-ranging—from mold and rot, to corrosion and degradation,to leakage and staining—and affect not just the durability, appearance, and functioning of the building, butalso the health of the building’s occupants. This course addresses the materials and techniques that helpto manage moisture in exterior walls and includes examples of common mistakes that lead to failures.Enjoy an engaged discussion, find out which system is right for your project, and ask project specificquestions in the comfort of your office!

Learning objectives: Define moisture management Learn how to protect occupant health, building durability and lower energy costs through moisture management Describe the forms of moisture and how it moves in and around the exterior wall Identify moisture management materials Verify applicable testing and standards Detect and avoid common materialselection and installation failures Review critical installation methods to mitigate moisture related damageThis presentation is a one-hour discussion and qualifies for continuing education credit as recognized bythe American Institute of Architects as follows:Learning unit(s): 1 LU/HSWHenry Company is a proud member of the American Institute of Architects and offers a variety ofaccredited continuing education seminars. To schedule a presentation, contact your local Henryrepresentative or visit the Henry Company website at www.us.henry.com/resources/ceu-learning-units.Visit our website for a complete list of Henry Company air barrier systems at www.Henry.com.