Moisture blocks provide an added layer of protection against vapor and condensation. Installed within the roof system of a pole building, they help prevent moisture damage caused by rain, snow, and ice. By forming a barrier against water intrusion, moisture blocks not only protect the structure but also enhance the building’s overall insulation and energy efficiency.

Single bubble insulation, also known as a reflective radiant barrier, serves as an effective condensation control system. It helps reduce cooling costs by minimizing heat transfer, making it ideal for temperature regulation and moisture prevention. While not primarily used for insulation, its reflective foil top layer and white underside provide excellent protection against condensation and radiant heat.

House wrap is a weather-resistant membrane that acts as a protective barrier beneath a building’s siding. Applied around the entire structure—with openings precisely cut for doors and windows—it helps guard against water, moisture, and air infiltration. Installing house wrap on a pole building enhances its durability, energy efficiency, and long-term structural performance.

Installing OSB sheathing with a felt barrier is an effective way to prevent roof condensation. The OSB adds structural strength and stability to the roof system, while the weather-resistant felt layer provides a protective barrier that helps block air and moisture infiltration. Together, these materials create a durable and efficient roofing system designed to minimize condensation and extend the life of your building.