Articles Tagged with ''shingles''

New color blend combines gold, burnt sienna, blue and tan tones as Owens Corning Roofing marks a decade of its annual color program.

Shingle Tomb markets the product as a way for roofing contractors to preserve information about a completed roofing project while leaving homeowners with the contractor's branding and contact information. 

Working alongside Habitat staff, volunteers insulated windows, installed rafter insulation baffles in the attic, added stud guard safety plates and caulked the home’s exterior ahead of painting.

Westlake Royal Building Products and Habitat for Humanity-MidOhio are celebrating their 400th supported home, extending a partnership that began in 2002.

U.S. shingle shipments slipped through midyear as single-family construction weakened, while modified bitumen gained amid stronger commercial and industrial activity.

Desde la creación de nuevas paletas hasta las pruebas en laboratorio y planta, Owens Corning comparte el proceso que sigue para desarrollar colores duraderos y uniformes para sus tejas. 

McPartlon Roofing encontró una forma creativa de reducir desperdicios, apoyar a su comunidad y dar una segunda vida a materiales que ya no podían utilizarse en nuevos proyectos.

Santa Fe contractor’s “woofing” projects reuse leftover materials while raising money for local animal shelters and rescue organizations.

An Owens Corning aesthetics engineer explains how shingle colors are developed, tested in natural light and matched across manufacturing plants.