“Over the years we’ve participated actively in the building of Eastern Canada, supplying quality and often times specialty products to discerning customers,” said William Webster, president of Webster & Sons. “We’re pleased to offer Sto’s quality products and services.”

To find out more about Webster & Sons Limited, please visit www.webster.ca.

Sto has been active in Canada since 1987. Its products are distributed in 30 locations from New Brunswick to British Columbia. The manufacturer has maintained memberships and affiliations with numerous Canadian building envelope organizations and is a licensed manufacturer with the EIFS Quality Assurance Program. In addition, Sto is among the founding members of the EIFS Council Canada, an organization dedicated to establishing industry-wide standards.

In 2003, Sto received a Canadian Control Material Center Evaluation for StoGuard Gold Fill as an air barrier material, and Sto is the only EIFS manufacturer to receive an evaluation as an air barrier. This year, the company became the first manufacturer to receive a CCMC evaluation report for a liquid-applied, water-resistive barrier as a sheathing membrane behind all claddings. StoGuard performed six times better than the code solution.

Also in 2012, Sto named John Edgar, a veteran for more than 20 years, as technical director for Canada. Edgar has held positions including past president and current director of the EIFS Council of Canada, former member of the Standing Committee on Environmental Separation (part 5) National Building Code Canada; chairman, ULC Standards S716 Task Group for EIFS, representative for EIFS Council of Canada on ULC S700 Committee, and development partner for EIFS QAP (Quality Assurance Program). He has been nominated to the Secretary position of the ISO TC (Technical Committee) 163 SC3 on insulation. Among the many items on the agenda for this committee will be the development of a global EIFS Standard.

The company has many projects in Canada, in the different markets served, including retail, hospitality, institutional, and commercial. Sun Peaks Resort used Sto Therm Classic NExT and Signature and is located in Kamloops British Columbia, a residence in Ancaster, Ontario was the first to use StoCoat Lotusan, and West Edmonton Mall’s Palace Casino in Edmonton, Alberta chose Sto Therm Classic NExT, to name a few of Sto’s projects over the years.