4-Star Fruit Cold Storage

In this cold storage building, A.S.I.'s crew sprayed closed-cell foam across new stud walls framed inside the original concrete structure. The foam fills each cavity and bridges the framing, forming a continuous, air-tight layer that resists moisture, which matters where fruit has to be kept cold. Working around an active conveyor line and steel columns from a scissor lift, the crew left a uniform insulated shell that helps refrigeration equipment hold temperature with less effort.