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(PRWEB) April 17, 2014

ProVia, a leader in exterior building products, today announced the launch of the companys new Embarq Fiberglass Entry Door System, the most energy-efficient entry door available in the U.S. market. Embarqs performance was independently tested by Architectural Testing, Inc. (ATI), a leading building products testing and certification laboratory in North America.

As ProVia set out on the journey to develop this new entry door, it expanded into a complete philosophy of creating unrivaled efficiency in home building products. This new way of thinking is called EnVision, and its first creation is Embarq the doorway to innovation and efficiency.

Key Features of Embarq Fiberglass Entry Doors

As a company, ProVia has always emphasized energy efficiency and pursued continuous improvements with high energy-performing products, says Brian Miller, President of ProVia. With the introduction of Embarq and our new EnVision program, we are strengthening our commitment to leadership in energy efficiency.

For more information, view the Embarq video at http://www.proviaproducts.com/embarq or visit ProviaProducts.com.

About ProVia Headquartered in Sugarcreek, Ohio, ProVia is a leading manufacturer of professional-class entry doors, storm doors, patio doors, windows, vinyl siding and manufactured stone. The professional-class designation reflects the companys high level of quality, service and customization. ProVia has been an ENERGY STAR Partner with the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy since 2002, and has won the prestigious ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year award for Door Manufacturing four times, and the ENERGY STAR Sustained Excellence award four times. The company employs approximately 500 people at its headquarters and manufacturing facilities in Sugarcreek, Walnut Creek, Baltic and Zanesville, Ohio, and Booneville, MS. For more information, visit ProviaProducts.com.

About ATI Founded in 1975, Architectural Testing, Inc. is a leading testing laboratory, certification body and inspection agency for building products and the built environment. Employing highly specialized technicians, engineers, and support professionals across 20 locations in North America and now teamed together with Interteks global capabilities, Architectural Testing is the Complete Solution for evaluation, testing and certification. Visit Archtest.com.

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Royal Palm beach house painters have the expertise, the licenses and insurance to be your go-to painting contractors in Royal Palm beach.

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A Shelton painting company will pay a $2,200 federal fine for failing to comply with lead-based paint renovation requirements during work on a home project, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Bill Vizzo Contractors LLC/Michaels Painting violated the Toxic Substances Control Act, the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act, and the Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule when during renovation work at a Monroe residence, EPA officials said.

The settlement with the Shelton contractor was one of a few in New England recently announced by the EPA.

In a press release, EPA officials said the settlements are intended to ensure that businesses performing painting and home renovation work comply with requirements designed to protect children from exposure to lead-based paint.

The EPAs RRP Rule is designed to prevent exposure to lead-based paint and lead-based paint hazards, especially for children and infants. The rule requires individuals performing renovations for compensation at most pre-1978 housing and child-occupied facilities to be properly trained.

There are certification and training requirements for individual renovators and firms performing renovations to ensure that safe work practices are followed during renovations.

Infants and childrens developing bodies are especially vulnerable to the harmful effects of lead exposure, which can include lifelong impacts such as developmental impairment, learning disabilities, impaired hearing, reduced attention span, hyperactivity and behavioral problems, said Curt Spalding, EPA regional administrator for New England.

Another settlement in Connecticut announced by the EPA involved Norwalk-based East Coast Pros LLC of Norwalk, for 2012 renovation work at the First Congregational Church on the Green in Norwalk, which includes the Lil Critters Preschool facility. East Coast Pros will pay a fine of $3,577.

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CAMPTON HILLS When Mark Christensen first moved to his St. Charles home 30 years ago, he could see the Milky Way albeit faintly from his backyard.

You cant do that anymore, the Fox Valley Astronomical Society member said.

Christensen chalks the disappearing night sky up to too much development but said the situation isnt hopeless in Kane County with some effort.

Nearby Campton Hills is making that effort.

Five years after voters said they wanted the village to consider adopting a dark sky light ordinance, Campton Hills leaders have drafted a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance for new construction.

The Plan Commission recommended approval of the ordinance in January, but the Village Board has yet to act on the document. Village President Patsy Smith said last week that trustees are waiting for it to be reviewed by a professional.

Although the proposed ordinance is 18 pages, it can be summed up in three sentences:

Shine the light where you need it.

Dont use any more light than you need.

Turn off the lights when you dont need them.

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CAMPTON HILLS When Mark Christensen first moved to his St. Charles home 30 years ago, he could see the Milky Way albeit faintly from his backyard.

You cant do that anymore, the Fox Valley Astronomical Society member said.

Christensen chalks the disappearing night sky up to too much development but said the situation isnt hopeless in Kane County with some effort.

Nearby Campton Hills is making that effort.

Five years after voters said they wanted the village to consider adopting a dark sky light ordinance, Campton Hills leaders have drafted a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance for new construction.

The Plan Commission recommended approval of the ordinance in January, but the Village Board has yet to act on the document. Village President Patsy Smith said last week that trustees are waiting for it to be reviewed by a professional.

Although the proposed ordinance is 18 pages, it can be summed up in three sentences:

Shine the light where you need it.

Dont use any more light than you need.

Turn off the lights when you dont need them.

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Campton Hills leaders draft a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance

CAMPTON HILLS When Mark Christensen first moved to his St. Charles home 30 years ago, he could see the Milky Way albeit faintly from his backyard.

You cant do that anymore, the Fox Valley Astronomical Society member said.

Christensen chalks the disappearing night sky up to too much development but said the situation isnt hopeless in Kane County with some effort.

Nearby Campton Hills is making that effort.

Five years after voters said they wanted the village to consider adopting a dark sky light ordinance, Campton Hills leaders have drafted a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance for new construction.

The Plan Commission recommended approval of the ordinance in January, but the Village Board has yet to act on the document. Village President Patsy Smith said last week that trustees are waiting for it to be reviewed by a professional.

Although the proposed ordinance is 18 pages, it can be summed up in three sentences:

Shine the light where you need it.

Dont use any more light than you need.

Turn off the lights when you dont need them.

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