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Texas-based Company Demos ‘Hail Cannon’ on Shingles

F-Wave Hail Cannon 1
L to R: Stephen Denison, Gibson Gwinn, F-Wave CEO Scott McDonald, Addison Mayor Joe Chow , Executive Exteriors CEO Drake Gordon, Jonathan Haro, Mary Plant, Steve Wilcox, and Carlos Vasquez.
F-Wave Hail Cannon 2
To demonstrate how the shingle stands up to the kind of rigors area roofs can face during storm season, a “hail cannon” shot 2-inch ice balls in excess of 110 miles per hour at the product.
F-Wave Hail Cannon 3
To demonstrate how the shingle stands up to the kind of rigors area roofs can face during storm season, a “hail cannon” shot 2-inch ice balls in excess of 110 miles per hour at the product.
F-Wave Hail Cannon 1
F-Wave Hail Cannon 2
F-Wave Hail Cannon 3
June 14, 2018

ADDISON, Texas – Executive Exteriors took to local TV to show off one of the products it carries in a unique demonstration.

The Addison, Texas-based company appeared on ‘Good Morning Texas’ to demonstrate the durability of F-Wave’s hail resistant REVIA premium synthetic residential roofing shingle.

To demonstrate how the shingle stands up to the kind of rigors area roofs can face during storm season, a “hail cannon” shot 2-inch ice balls in excess of 110 miles per hour at the product.

The result was a completely undamaged shingle.

Following the live broadcast, Executive Exteriors’ hosted community leaders, including Addison Mayor Joe Chow, for ribbon cuttings, showroom tours, hail demonstrations and ribbon cuttings.

See the "hail cannon" in action here:

https://www.facebook.com/ExecutiveExteriorsLLC/videos/225981074656248/

KEYWORDS: hail damage storm damage

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