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Spray Foam in Extreme Cold | Lane Mizera’s Canadian Success Ep. 27

Spray Foam in Extreme Cold | Lane Mizera’s Canadian Success Ep. 27

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 From Alberta, Canada, Lane Mizera shares his journey in spray foam contracting, overcoming extreme weather challenges, and building a successful business.This episode of Foam to Fortune explores how Canadian contractors adapt to cold climates, maintain equipment, and lead teams in remote spray foam projects.🔑 In This Episode You’ll Learn:Lane Mizera’s entry into the spray foam businessHow Canadian weather impacts spray foam jobsTechnical tips for cold-weather spray foam applicationsEquipment heating, maintenance, and repair solutionsLeadership lessons and people management challengesIndustry standards, regulation, and certification in CanadaInsights on training, education, and mentorship for new contractorsStories from remote projects and unique job experiences👤 Guest Info:Lane Mizera – Spray foam contractor & entrepreneur from Alberta, Canada.💡 Sponsors:FoamBid.co – The contractor bidding marketplace for spray foam jobs.Spray Foam Genius Marketing – Helping contractors grow through digital marketing strategies.👉 Learn more at:https://www.FoamBid.cohttps://www.SprayFoamGeniusMarketing.com🔔 Subscribe for more spray foam business growth content:Click here to subscribe⏱️ Timestamps (Chapters) 0:00 – Introduction to Foam to Fortune Podcast and Guest Introduction1:13 – Lane Mizera’s Background and Entry into Spray Foam Business4:25 – Evolution and Growth of Lane’s Spray Foam Equipment and Business10:19 – Challenges in Business: Staffing and Management12:47 – Lane’s Experience with People Management and Leadership Style14:09 – Impact of Canadian Weather on Spray Foam Operations16:21 – Planning and Adapting Spray Foam Work Around Extreme Cold17:53 – Technical Preparations for Cold Weather Spray Foam Application20:08 – Equipment Heating Solutions and Cold Weather Maintenance21:31 – Shop Facilities and Storage Challenges22:46 – Future Business Opportunities in Canadian Spray Foam Market25:49 – Remote and Logistical Challenges in Northern Spray Foam Projects28:30 – Common Equipment Issues and Repair Experiences in the Industry30:27 – Unique Remote Job Experiences and Challenges34:28 – Industry Mentality and Equipment Maintenance Culture35:45 – Lack of Knowledge and Training in Spray Foam Industry36:28 – Sponsorship and Promotion of FoamBid App37:16 – Observations on Poor Practices and Equipment Misuse38:13 – Offer to Rebuild Guns for Southern States Contractors38:55 – Industry-wide Equipment Neglect and Its Consequences40:48 – Importance of Setting Standards and Regulations in Spray Foam Industry41:40 – Certification and Training Requirements in Canada43:35 – Failures Due to Lack of Experience and Equipment Misuse44:35 – Admiration for Skilled Spray Foam Professionals46:03 – Discussion on Regulation and Certification in Canada vs. US48:09 – Accountability of Chemical Suppliers and Contractors49:12 – Importance of Education and Resources in Spray Foam Industry51:26 – Technical Tips and Gun Maintenance Advice52:39 – Historical Perspective on Industry Governance53:23 – Role of Social Media and Online Resources in Learning53:47 – Encouragement for Newcomers to Gain Experience Before Buying Equipment54:32 – Current State of Industry Entry Friction and Regulation55:46 – Impact of Finding Gord on Lane’s Success56:42 – Mechanical Aptitude and Willingness to Tinker58:01 – Maintenance Practices and Working Smarter59:40 – Fun Industry Questions: Preferred Foam Smell and Color61:58 – Dream Spray Foam Project: Northern Military Base64:42 – Discussion on Weather Preferences and Industry Camaraderie66:11 – Closing Remarks and Contact Information📌 Hashtags#SprayFoamBusiness #ColdWeatherSprayFoam #ContractorSuccess #FoamToFortune #EntrepreneurshipPodcast #CanadianContractors
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